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Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16
BOULDER VALLEY, M. L. March Z, 1876.

BOULDER VALLEY, NJ. T.. March 7, 1876.
Editor Hus6a,sa2naaa: The weather in these
parts has been mild and pleasant all winter,
except during the presence of Prof. Tice's
"cold wedge" in November, and still con-
tinues SO. Some of our farmers are prepar-
ing to put their crops in early, SO that the
grasshoppers will not be obliged to emil
crate hungry, and give the Territory bad
name.
Owing to the steady development, and i'll
creasing richness of our extensive silver
mines near here and the pressing need of a
tirst-class city in this Territory, there has
been large and "commodious 2 city laid
off about one-half mile above the old town,
and ere long I can truthfully quote these
lines.
q The wheels of commerce they make such din
Some totin' out and some totin' in. -
The projectors OF the new city have built
a good stout, substantial bridge across the
Boulder river SO that swimming in high wa
ter may not be resorted to, only in cases of
lunacy and whiskey crookedness.
There is petition in circulation, asking
for mail route to Butte, that other city of
yastimportance, and when Boulder becomes
the terminus of the Eastern and Western
sections of the N. P. r. r., we shall expect
the County Seat of Jefferson county, and
the Capital of the Territory.
And the HUsBANDMAN will be issued from
the new city and the editor esponse the
cause of suffering bachelorhood and become
famous by heading a society for preventing
the decline of matrimony.
W POI Y, CARrr.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

CAPT. CLIFFORD and Lieut.. Young, in
command of company E, left Camp Baker,
Tuesday, to join Gen. Gibbons command,
who are marching from Fort Shaw towards
the Sioux country. ~A
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

A. r. GRAIL, of Reese creek, Gallatin
Valley, has shipped this spring one peck of
Clear Tass" wheat to James Potter,
.Galesburg, Iowa. The shipment was made
through the mails for seeding purposes.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16
LOCAL N { EWS.

WV NJ. PRICE Il Co., No IA, South Commerci,1
St ST. Louis, are authorized agents to trnnsact
all business, contract for advertising aud receive
subscriptions. Aeooi'e
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

The proprietors of the Monta,aia,a an
nounced in their issue of the 9th inst, that
they had sold their presses, fixtures, office,
name and good will to the Madisoap;a,a, which
paper will be furnished to those of their sub
scribers not now on the Madiso,aiaas's books,
OF their money refunded, at the option of the
subscriber. Mr.. Thomas Baker, the Mon
taaaia,a's local editor, bids his readers fare
we'll in the following brief manner:
'.The proprietors Of this journal having de
cided to discontinue its publication, as will
be seen by a notice elsWhcre, we, like
Othello, find our occupation gone," but we
cannot bid farewell to the readers of these
pages without expressing our hearty thanks
for the cordial encouragement and kind as
sistance we have received from them while
filling the position of local reporter. We
hope that, should necessity or inclination
impel us to resume the reportorial pencil,
that our lines will be cast in as pleasant
places, and that our labors will be cheereu
by as genial and kindly associations as they
have been during our connection with the
Mo7at0nsu7a.''
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-Rev r. S. Clark will hold
services at Deep creek school house the second and
fourth Sabbatfs in each month, at II O'Clock a. m
and O'Clock p. m. At Duck creek, the third Sab
bath III each month, at IL O'Clock, Il. M, and at
Diamond City at I clock p. M, same day.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

IHE Governor received dispatch on the
10TH from the Secretary of the North Pacific
hallroad Company, asking if he had re-
ceived q dispatch dated 7th inst. announcing
the acceptance of the Territorial aid offered
to that company. No such telegram has
been received. The Independent says the
Governor regards this notification as "con-
structlye acceptance and the election will
be held. 1t is said the Utah Northern de-
clnes to accept the subsidy offered. ''''r
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16
CITIZEN.

THE BLACK HLLs.-The following letter
from George Macdonald to I'll. Ell. Barnes of
this place, will be read with interest by MANY.
Of our readers. Mr.. Macdonald has been
for many years resident of Confederate
Gulch. He is a practical and experienced
miner and an honest and reliable gentle
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

MEssRs. SHIELDS q KINNEY moved over
sto their diggings on Indiana Gulch Tues
day. They purpose putting in the next
month in making ready for the summers
work with their bedrock fiIme.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

WE call attention to Sands Bros offer of
special Inducements in another column of
this paper. Our farmers and miners will
find this firm reliable, and pleasant men to
dead with.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

Mr.. erosion, of Helena, sold to Brig
ham Reed of Gallatin, one pair of Brama
chickens for ten dollars.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

COLUMBUS REGLIE left for Charles Anco-
ney's, near Hamilton, in Gallatin county,
where he will engage in the manufacture
of cheese. Mr. Reglie is an experienced
hand at this business, his cheese always find
ing ready sale.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

Mr.. THOMAS T. STREET, attachee of this
office left on last Sunday for few weeks
recreation among his friends of the Gallatn
Valley.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

THE oulder Ditch Company have ordered
a " Little Giant" from SAN Francisco, to be
used OH Gold Hill this season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

I'll. II. Barnes has rendered his resionat;o,
as clerk of the Third District Court to take
effect on April oath.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

WE received pleasant call from our
friend james Gallop, the stock man of Gal
latin county, who stopped over night on
Saturday, on his return home from a weeks
ramble among the stock-men of Smiths
River Valley. Mr.. G. speaks in high
terms of the Valley, and the beautiful flocks
of sheep which he saw.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

IINVILLE ALIABAUGu & Co ,,annndo M
S25 nuggett yesterday from their claim lust
back OF town.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

Ii.
MIR. THOMAS 7. STREET, attachee of this
office left on last Sunday for q few weeks
recreation among his friends of the Gallatin
Valley.
WE call attention to Sands Bros offer of
special Inducements in another column of
this paper. Our farmers and miners will
find this firm reliable, and pleasant men to
deal with.
CAPT. CLIFFORD and Lieut.. Young, in
command of company E, left Camp Baker,
Tuesday, to join Gen. Gibbons command,
who are marching from Fort Shaw towards
the Sioux country.
A. T. GRAIL, of Reese creek, Gallatin
Valley, has shipped this spring one peck of
'''Clear Tass wheat to James Potter,
.Galesburg, Iowa. The shipment was made
through the mails for seeding purposes.
MEssRs. SHIELDS 4 KINNEY moved over
sto their diggings on Indiana Gulch Tues
day. They purpose putting in the next
month in making ready for the summers
work with their bedrock fiume.
COLUMBUS REGLIE left for Charles Anco-
ney's, near Hamilton, in Gallatin county,
where he will engage in the manufacture
of cheese. Mr. Reglie is an experienced
hand at this business, his cheese always find
ing ready sale.
WE received pleasant call from our
friend James Gallop, the stock man of Gal
latin county, who stopped over night on
Saturday, Oh his return home from a weeks
ramble among the stock-men of Smiths
River Valley. Mr.. G. speaks in high
terms of the Valley, and the beautiful focks
of sheep which he saw.
Mr.. L. RoTW1TT, the popular merchant
and proprietor of the Canyon Ferry House,
announces in another column that he will
give a grand ball on the evening of March
"a Mr.. r, has the reputation ofgiving the
most pleasant balls of any person in the
country, and the lovers of'rerpsichore should
not miss the opportunity for pleasant eve
ning's enjoyment
MIR. LEWIS and the Moore Bothers went to
the Muscleshell last week, where they pro-
pose spending the month in general round ]
up of their stock. These gentlemen have
had long experience in stock-raising on the
frontier, and do not see the necessity OF
legislative inacment to require them to do
their own business. They propose to round
up and drive their cattle to their summer
range before the green grass begins to come,
MEssRs. BUCKINGHAM Sc HITCH1Ns have
succeeded in running their drain through
the first two hundred feet of their ground,
and are now cutting an entry across the
gulch preparatory to taking out the pay
dirt which is believed to exist in paying
quantities in their claim. They refused an
offer of l.500 for this claim last week, made
by VIM. Stagner, one of the owners of the
adjoining claim below.
WE are pleased to learn that the differ
ences that have existed for some time past
between Messrs. Winston, Ryan & Murphy
and King & Gillette, relative to working
s Discovery claim, have been amicably ar
ranged. King & Gillette give Winston &
Co. the right to drainage and dump, the
latter ceding the right OF way through their
claim to King Il Gillette's bedrock fiume,
the head of which is near the lower line of
this claim.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16
GUSTAV CITY, Feb. 10, 1876.


Friend Barnes arrived here.on the 13th
after quite pleasant trip of fourteen days
from Cheyenne. We had no snow on the
road, except little between Cheyenne and
Laramie. There is no snow here only on
the north hillsides, and a person can pros
pect anywhere.
can't say that / am very well pleased
with the country, so far, as a.mining country,
but it is the prettiest mountain country [
have ever seen. 1t is all heavy timbered,
with open parks all through it. If nothing
else, it is fine country to settle in. 1t does
not look like any mining country you ever
saw. In this section the hills are low, not cut
down deep like the Northern mines. The
gulches are very fiat, and no water to speak
of, though north Of here it is very rugged
and more water, and everybody is going
that way. At present, there are about
dozen gulches struck up there, commenc-
ing at Spring creek, sixteen miles from
here. This place is on French gulch, and
is building up rapidly, there are. about
one hundred houses in it now, There is a
saw-mill here lumber is worth $50 a thou
sand. THERE'S no mining going Oh here now.
All are hunting ranches and locating town
lots. have prospected the gulch and do
not find it very encouraging, It is taken up
for twenty miles. They appear to be afraid to
start in. There is not sluice-box in the
gulch, but one claim to bedrock, where |
heard they got seven cents, The gulch is
twenty feet deep. The best have paned
myself is one cent Oh bar right over the
creek-fourteen colors, almost as fine as river
gold. Ihaye seen and panned in other claims,
but got nothing but colors. Our party has
been prospecting the creek and bars ten
miles below here. | was down Yesterday
and got nothing but a color occasionally in
the gravel, and no better on bedrock, and
nowhere in the gulch is itany better on bed
rock. There is more quartz here than i'll
all the rest of the United States. 1t is al
most quartz formation. In going through
the woods, you are never out of sight of
quartz It is pure white and covers the.hills
in places so that it looks like snow. It carries
no mineral so far as have seen, not even
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

MILLS q kEssLER, Of the Neao North
Vest, announce that they will at an early
day begin the publication of the Butte Miner
at Butte City. The Miner is to be devoted
PRINCIPALLY to the interests of the miners
ana mines OF the Territory. If another pa
per is needed in Montana it is a class-publl-
cauon devoted to mining. The men who
are now delving in quartz, and present
indications point to a large increase Of their
number, will find in the Ahner under the
above management, all the latest and most.
reliable information in the many details of
their business. ...
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-03-16

e. w. CARLETON & Co., of New York,
will publish in few days, the first month
ly number of a new Periodical, entitled Rec
ord Of the Tea7-being a sort of Reference
Scrap-book, or Record Of nearly every inn
portant event during the month worth pre-
serving; together with careful selection of
the choicest current miscellany, all properly
indexed. The first number will contain a
fine steel portrait of the late millionaire,
William B. Astor Will be edited by Frank
Moore, famous as the protector Of 1he..Rebel-
lion Record. This curious and original work
will be gladly welcomed, we think, by all
classes ofreaders.
, 1876-09-01

ny good nanc. Guard It and your mothers
hoiior, md live ns 1aYc lived" lie leaves rc1y
!tttlc ofthts World'sgouds-- enough tosnpply
his family with living. In the sa,na conyersa-
tfom he further sal: hpay- ali ny .lebts IL my
estate will warrant It Without fraving your
mother rcnnilcss; otherwise, pny what yon can,
ats,t then 81 To my creditors md tell tficn the
truth AMI ntctgB your honor to wipe nit the In
dehse(!ncss." 1T religious matters Mr.. Kerr
vn" liberal thinker. He might bc said to hays
been nationalist, accepting nothing which ilu
not hear tho itIprest of probability, Mtthont
admitting the t1lvluity Of tfestia CllrHt, pc was
Nh atirocatn Of his csH1c Of n,orns. To be hon
est mud trt,o and just WIS In hfa hollnt to he a
good Christian. sllnrt time tcfGro us death,
Jig wns Visited by The Key. Mr.. Harris, Prea'dent
Of tho Fcmnlo Bcullnary ut stn!intof',, VINO,
with view tn sounding him Us 10 his Religious
Views, nslscd, ~ hope Joy arc prepared ior
butter lflc hereafter, Mfr. kcrrf' Tho reply WaA
prompt inclination Of tile head n the nllrula-
live. Again the miuiatcr us1scd, - trust you
have firm faith III the merits OF olir Lord and
BAYLOR Jesus Christf" After d nsulncnt's hes-
itntlon, IN wl,irh ho seemed to be careIally
Weighing tho nucsl!oIl, Mr.. Kerr bhook Ills hon1
slowly Finding that Speaker Kerr could not
carry IN conycFsatlot,, Air. 1farrIa promised to
nrnY for him, to which Air. Kcrr whispered, "t
Thank yolt." To Mr.. Cox's inquiry whether he
was content to die, 1e nodded d Tranquil assent.
, 1876-09-01
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Tho Commissioners Set to Work
to FaIsify Their Records.
Mr. nlcCaffey Expresses Himaelf Con-
corning Commissioner Burdick.
Tho Furniture Contract---Sex-
ton Gets His Job,

rhs County Commissioners met ycstosdsy after
nodn prestlruk johnson IN tho Chnlt. All were
prcsent. ..
The contract between the county and 7. ]. sex.
ton, tho euccsssfu bidder for the construction Of
tlo pmrhithestrc md cosfidofa In the Comfy 1tos
1sil.S7b. ....
snonr OF WATER.
Tho Committee on Public Charities reported that
there Was great danger Of Tho supply OF waller ut
the County Farm rnnnlng short, md they there.
fore recommended the acceptance Of q proposition
made by John F. Gray h Co. 10 hora vel, the
nr.t LOCO feet At tho rate Of ~ the next 200 feet
atSa, 10 ppr foot, and tha next zoo feet at s..
Tha same Committee reported bills for supplies
furnished tho institutions at JeeEeon. aggrogntlng
+, Ga0.BD. They wsre ordered to le paid,
Tho Committee on Hall and Jail Accounts recon-
rneniel Tho payment Of tho following: Pay.roll
Criminal Court Clerks office, 1910, &c; sherlfTs
department. 81. es7. q. Concurted In.
The Committee on Public Service recommended
the pny,nont Of The roll Of county employees,
amounting 10 IS, D53. 10. Concurrcd In.
The samc Committee recommended the payment
Of tho following quarterly bill. Of the Gomm!sson-
csriol s2'; f;.r5y fG;lcsFy, e2 Gony: onsy.
Ean s307. 81; NeCnffscy. $500; Ma!loy, g: $:n9:
Seldt SS9o; Tse9f h SonsasIed Sonfsnnd "' IN.
HOLDEN GROWS NEnyous.
Commissioner Holden olIsred tic following:
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I: n:1sa: s!'is'' upon 'Ds F'''' " - ~ M ,oer,o,, w
, 1876-09-01

Thu tcnaclty with which le held ont life was
surprise to every one. For more than an hour
DeluFe Ills death Ais e1ttcmttica were rs cold as
marble; hit pulsu In wrist Alll arm hnd entirely
leased tn beat md 1t was difficult to detect the
ia'hiest ifutter Ut tlie heast Still, startling as
H. ihay seeu, he wua even then able to raise bis
nnaids T. to bis head, and, at tho request Of DR..
n9pc tiasRed tho hand Of hts clerk With tight
fhpr, share seen such phcnolneon. Wien
mnns pulls. ceases 10 beat he uenaliy dies;
uut MF. Kerr can lit his arms anl legs aud talk
~ llAes tn u l.utt voice" Whore tlle mysta1I~
ols strength, the wonderful tclucity canlc from,
- 80 problem for thu Suvants to solve. a few
uaYs beforc his death, Mr. Kerr had converse
wv wv with hs son, In the course Ut which lie end:
oaSs nothing to leayc you. my sou, except
, 1876-09-01
FINANCIAL.

Sptctai Hspatch II 71s Tribune.
sFmxoYtELD.I Ill.,, Aug. 3l.-A petition In volou'
tary bankruptcy uas Gtcl to-day by DAntei uani.
ton, Of Eart st. Lons, merchant Liabilities
sn,all; Iees than 81, 900.
Lou1avILIE. Ky., Aug. 31.-The works OF the
Ohio Fall. Car and Locomotive Company were eo1d
to-day unaes the foreclosure of 4 mortgage Rtseu
to secure the creditors gssntinF an extension after
the panlc OF 1s73. Tbs entire property WAS pur.
cl,nscd h1 The OlEo Fails ca. Company =. new or:
esnl,atlon. composed Of tito stockholders and
credItura Of the old Company. Tho ofllcoFs OF tho
old organization have breu retained by tho new
one, whtch q prepared 10 commence artirs opera
Ians nmet11nt4lr.
spsrfdi N&pasea 70 1n4 T11euna:
MnrAuKEK. Aug. q. ..lleiden Co. z business
apnonted bY the Companies. Ther Represent a de-
Atlcncy not asecetAncd. but supposed 70 b In tho
nc1shborhood OF SO, 900.
Capt. Dodge, another old and we'll known lnsut.
ence agent, Ia Ia difdcnttcs: deficiency not asecr
lbtned. The aceonntA are being fuvrstlgattd in
both cases by tho General AGenta Of tho comps.
niles,
, 1876-09-01
CANADIAN NEWS.

EQ<EI09 zWkFV9tH ~ 2N1 fTF0HHA
R1p0KTowN, Ont, Aus. 3l.-Ihn Committee
appointed 10 search for The grave of Tocuulsch thu
great Shawnee Chief, baya been successful. Ths
seu.tins wore found yesterday uear Norayiautown,
abort distanca from this place. For alu,oss q
generation tho whereabouts ut lbe intermrut VI
this chEsftaln lave ttsn mooted qucstlon. Fhe
United Canadian Association dna!iy look tho mat
tcr ii hand, villa tho 1et"lt a. slated shove. To.
eumseh was bsase and loyal Indian, aud rendered
valuable services 10 the British tn tho War VI lSl
lts remains wers conveyed 10 kagAfa to. day, pre-
parAtory 10 being placed With thes4 VI uen. Brock
Ia brooks monument.
apsctal DtfpateA to 1ns Trisun4
ToR0HTU4 Aag. 3L-A ar. II, O'powd, Of 1t.
, 1876-09-01
EOl1ALjZATI0N,

Nteral Dl9pdIch 70 76F 716aNA
srnrsn1IELp, IT,, Ang. 31.-At the session Of
TIE board Of Equalization to-day. q resolution
aduptcd by the Supervisors Of vermEllEon County,
complaining that the lands Of tbnt county wers
assesssl hfglnr than adjoining eouuties, WA PFC.
scnted by Dir. English, md referred.
The following waA adopted:
WHEREAS, In tbs returns Of AaaeHANncuta Mdde hY
County C3erks and submttd 70 thia Doard by ths AM
to1 the ahacs Of ftoSk Of State and National Banks
RtsoFtt. Thst the Secretary of this Board taxa tho
proper Aeps 10 hare such ttturna corrected.
The following resolution, offered by Nj, Wtrucst
was made special order for next Wednesday:
tsntred. That 1t h THE Upn!nn Of the Hoard that the
real and property Of thn Stats II ~ 50
per ~ent Of it, caslt valuation for the eat 1B78
, 1876-09-01

6pecfoj Dfspateh 10 1ns Tribune.
BuHLtsaroS, H., Aug. 3l.-The Conference 10.
day waa occupied with routine aud committee
work. To.nishta rery largs meeting was addressed
by the Hev. Philip kuhi, OF MusCht!ne, upon the
subject Of missionary work. The church Was
crowded to over1owins, and tho address was =
tnoet able nn6.
Spfeta. Dt,pdtch to 7as 7rtsuns
0ALE.A, ILL.,, Aug I.-The FteepoEt District
Conference, uhtrh has been IN session here since
Ss s ano
work Of the Conference waa the organization and
Incorporation Of CAMP Meeting Association, and
lied purchase suiable ground aud Improve 1t for
camp. meeting parposts.
, 1876-09-01
EDUCATIONAL
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW
or the Two Universities, Chicsqo, Ill.

. Judge HENRY nOoTH, Ill. H.. Dean and Prof. Of
Lag ?i Zeal Iropert{; RI. .senatos JAMES Il. non.
{,fTThK I'll: o.. r1os. ct con,iitnitona1 law JAME8
I1f!y cm.diGt, 4 a9h I.f 2: a.y oG
Il ConstIsMtion md atsntcs Il 1ii, Eridrnc. i,ac.
He. I'D I'D Pss.,aae,s VAN nyREN bENRIo'y. i; l,
'ss s;s,s RI 1i.s.gsssss: KS5stns aS AS 1si
rni: y Kiosason; 1aetdsnssi 1estafsH asaf. iii
Lyman Tiulnhaii, ieonssri svsts Jo!a yan Atsns6.
a"nT n Jfxsit tG'sahh Jack.qn John nnrden Geo
ihte " !,ssoa, now Of Chtcako Emery A. 6tnsrt, Fl.
hnH. r Hntit,cny i,cny 5Sase one 1amc:on ;,ss ssss
i!onnry, ~ Tnlef. .MArfhstl D.. KwelL EdHstd
Hretttnaer.
Er!zs tot bci efslnasloo IN Law. stoo, bsst 1rsf
80. FUt catalogue sfiFeas
Y. II. nEEsLOw. Secretary,
Ksou1 GJ HFyAn Bsck, Chicago, III.
, 1876-09-01

II the Editor af TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. @-At this time Of universal
rctfcfcs'tnent It Is singular TINT our Council
9ase overlooked tho fact that the venameuin.
a's'aoalrcce'ves two salaries for compensation Of
Two persons),-onc as Police Court Attorney for
tneeaty ynnocFaa aappotntmcnt mQdob by Mayor Col.
yin, and orc ~ Police Court ATTORNEY f,r Ma
county under an appo!nttncnt made by PcrIuiat,
anu conlrmel by tic County COMMISSIONER
Judge McAllis.er remarket', when he heard ot
thu lsst atpontment, that 1t wns m Improper
servo thc city anu the county q, the sa1ne tine.
as their interests often conHtrtcd. Tho opinion,
expressed by Judge McAlltster was lulorsed BY
out, and to-day lsoydcn draws two salarics, and
tcrVra Two matters. ltxTRENcnMxNy,
, 1876-09-01

Y, fAs ldftur af JAt Tribune.
Cn1cAd0,' Aug. Ill" Consistency, tAon art
jaWol." OhsesYo tho btlllsancy Of this particular
specimen;
Christ commanded Ills followers IN q most ex-
p,tct and emphatic r,annor not to tskc an oath IN
any forn, under any cIlcu1nstauces. Now in this
eo1atry stcry legal turn calls fos an oath. Thsfe
tare, according to 'tu. +. F." In your lssns OF
AuG. ~, lhls 10 Christian country and tho Bible
must bs read In the public schools.
4 LovkN 0x THAT JXHEL
, 1876-09-01
Louis. No, tseapeeted in TIL. sIty n.1t week IL
lion Of Irishfncn from Canada 10 tha Westefa

Kp<efoi Ntpdsrh fa 714 1,ttunt
OTTAWA. Aug II, ,.-To.hAya a dcputat!on o. The
Hoards nf Trade bf Montreal Toronto. and Ottawa
waited IN tho Premier for The purpoa4 of pteAsln4
on biz attention the suitability Of encouraging
trafe between Canada and Anstralia. hoh the
lengthy conversation ensued. in which, while ntl
favored tue cultivation Of trads with Australia, q
minority expressed themselves nppatcd TO the
great coat believing TINT to le Of service to can
ada, tho queAton shonld he con.idstcd BY both
Countries from y purely tontnese'a, stnndnoins
air
, 1876-09-01

To EhE EI1l1F ~ 1hf 3F5aUNa,
CHICAGO, Aug, 3o.-Thc fair sex has had
fair chance 10 say all 1t could againat tho wck&1
smokers. The unaesslgnel likes hls smoke a.
well as any, but likes puls ait too well, as to III
dulge In smoking iu . strestrenr; and, Is lover
OF pure alr, think 1t would bt no more than
Eiglt to say word pgalust the uss Vi na4ty per
, 1876-09-01

10 tho Editor n The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. s0.-l wna much surprised to
see III your Issue Of the Goth paragraph tu
your local column commenting In scurrllous
terms on my communication apeut the dog
question.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as heretofore yon have
thankfully accepted all my letters on various
eubjccts, from the canine fraternity to tho Gus
ton-lfouse concrete foundations, I should like
to know what new light has dawne1 upon you
to make such MA unWatrantable attack On Cavo
Cnnc1n.
As slight punlshmcnt for your contcmpttblo
conduct, herewith Withdraw my patronage and
transfer my literary genius to your formidable
rival tho Chicago Times. Respectfully submit
led, CAvu CANBM.