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, 1877-03-20

Ono morning party were sltting at White
Sulphur, nl,d tho conversation had fallen upon
thu lato War. Personal "Reminiscences was Ia
order. Each wns the hero Of his own halr-
t.rcadth escapc, md tho eequcls wcro blood md
Within ear.shot sat an old grny.eoatcd Vtr-
Eintpn, attcntiycly listening and turning hls
su1 EGdectiytly botwcon ha teeth, At lcugth
he spoke:
"Gentlemens,. you've ell been through a
heap, but they haint mono Of you bud w,lss
"Whicl, aide was you out' asked one.
"Nary sldc, genttcmens, but had very
hard time" anil tfe old fellow, drawing out hts
cul Of reflection, proceeded:
"Wall, when Tie wa tust broke out, didn't
know much about It no how. was u studying
night my tlartsr M1nry Ann was took powerful
sick. The doctor iac wrote script, and told INC
to go right III aud g!et #; 90 lrfdlcd NY old
o aS Isekau s5utSa Sot Wa sts Kill @ on wsn
Was monstrons 1ark,-eoInc one cale.l out halt !!
-aud l,iltcd. Fuss knowed was q prisoner,
md thu h,ys was round thiekar nor June bugs.
sTtsr SsT t';i ;1y 1n ~ y n
siary Annf Who are yoa tut Speak out:
llurrs, for sonlcho.ly! I studied mint, all j
seq !, IN vcnturI' like, 'liurra, for Jel Davis =
l'ley sez. 1nad as hornets. y sol4 you hu VIA 4
"uontlc,ncns, haln't telling you no lIo
when aez they took nlu OF my lliaf', and buck
cd me over q leg, anu hit mo 900. II hurt ,nu
puwerful bad; was .nonstrous sore. mount-
I'll my mar and startcd OH. hadn't got 1norc'u
three lnlles when aecrd another yolee call nut,
'hAltf ant hIitul; and agin the buys lIAd me.
sWho are you iurt' SEE they. Bex !, 4uentle:.
mcu, my dnrtrr aiary Ann Is powerful alex, an'
the ductor'- sDalnn tho doctofl Who aru
you furf llurrA for snlneMAyl
~ wan't goti, to be kotchel aKsn't 20 tcst
took oil my but, atl SEE u loud ai ! could,
'liurruh tor L!neD,nI' .T!icrel' uek tlluy,
tnatldec Mor blczcs, u told YOU Ao wus q d-l
| traitur! Git dawn oly tha, Glnr".' Ientlomens
that mar, alnl bllckcu ms over log, aud, jest
wlar wiz sore, they g!n me 5uI mo-. 1t wal
muustTuus bas. but l got IN m went ulanE.
Jest u ! was eoIain intn torn another ln4ll
YOU fuE' says hu. 'Iiurrah fur somebody.
Gentlemen, want never aG.,ln tu bu rotcltuI
oEi.'. Jest ser, Mlster, YOU jest te 10 kind VI
to hutTuh fasf tcat this ullCG.
, 1877-03-20
SIMON CAMERON.

F"ratvs fnnadeo".o 1refs tEfp.l.
No snoRe lae otnes uay ol tennsy'vanla
our words. II is one thing 70 have Rcpub-
,,.., ,r,.t,o-,, T., a., sono1o hr, 1. I. ,r,ti,a.
- , :. wv v.s "as - s,io.no.
tnus y. ~ ". @ Tsn 15nm ns pnuc powes
Senator Iii Tho Congrcss Of tho United States
7ro,n thu Grand. .nncb, ~ penr.v,yania ,rnffcrs
h,s rsst1,,a,,,,, -. w. ou,.,st,.a -. I1a.s,.
hmrg with thc " or,lcr @ tSet II .ia,i aIsS nicst
Ill.,, n.s oeA'{ ~" a"u IL, nen, ~. oo"atu S"'1,.
t1s'' aSTeemens 1.e's1. ahat nc .he ssaa J., ~ y.
poatessty ITO inc hiat Syllable OF recorded
tlinc." Now, we must not bc understood as Oh
jtct1ug Y this lonE on!er upon the future. Ihe
second Colnm"nwcati LIT the United btatcs OF
Ameliea nna' ~ W. nsaseys, ti!e fi1st, has earn.
60 precisely the tnaeni'ieent usstltrt!on "
being tue Gully ono OF all the sovereign States Ut
tnis Qnipn when permits single ianlly TO
oysrTsu9i It anu nnucrHae It III every political re.
district. M WY then should not Tug father, with
tnK, otatoFy' ~ pnri.y. integrity aud patriotism,
appointt w. children, erandehaldren alIu great
nand which ho flas enjoyed during lialf eGntury
y tlmet j. Als only son anu heifdeserves t'ilst
elusive distinction. i1aniel Webster iiad sous,
uu,' ~sta m ls stui'enlous noMses Eyer Massaehu.
eetto nc never Vcntusel TO 9lctate successor
to himself III tho Senate. Henry Clay had sous.
but he never dared to name ons Of them to tho
proud kentucky Lct;sslature A ht3 successor.
Jonh AuaLns aud JONI! A9uncy Attams, both
great frcn!de,lis, never attempted 70 teErorlzc
over tug Massachusetts Legislature tu the sntn0
May. but we BAYS fallen upon different times.
Ihe senior senator 81 Pennsylvania, tho Mon.
Simon Cameron, ~ years old Marrh i, 1877,
senda orders to the l4sgisiatnro oi tho State of
lGnnsylVanlA-thg State o. Hcn1atntn Frlnkltn,
Thomas Msh!ln, William tllestcr, Simon Snyder,
ead Francis i. saunk-that, when they scecpt
must elect his only son aud heir. Such Is thu
history Of the ttmes.
,r.a n fatti.apnsa Ititg,1pa fR*p.).
WEI no h,.1 Euc,un IT, nss, astnse .s tfo "sshhe
a 80 sial ~ ~ WIN ah t!!o Ies,
.Snatoh e. his iatueI ~ a. oehat9r oi tlg Ohltcu
a ~ u'.I , ~ III III napatat EheN VI
ulsi oos "nsa n oeen t saio auo4t ~. Ca!-
., IT r. ..,', iot h un'e iaet in.
Meulate!f up0n H!1 al1Ha! 4ioiAc4 tHc cA-secTe-
, 1877-03-20


The polling n1cy,en,, to he
s s
e's{ s7s,:. slesa1n:; =. ,.,,. ,o,,,,a >, ,,,,,.
M of twent2.tv 4 nsm"s XII froP wS;e, t. to choo.e
e.esen , nsaesntes 10: Inc t'o"n so"sens'o"' anu
Pending tbnir rsintn ths t,ttc was devoted ia thu
Transaction OF minor and mimi buetucea.
The Nominating Committee rrercntcd 4 list Of
eIeven we're ssjee{cd ~ deleTates ~ to tho g Towa
Convention: Thomas Tones, Olibcrt Oicson. r.
j. Brown, g. " /. Mann, i Cnssi.. = l. Il carster, Josep
Gtuck, Ogden Lowell, and A. T.. Cook.
Adjcnrasd. "- So ~
rhor-.,tt, p, WstrIn W.nn,.t,, c,rh MN. ,,,,.,
d.r syanfrr n s1ss f.ii rot J.t. r. ~
ci;ai!: . n,
R.i = pen. ses Gen'fTs Te.na q, :. Sesos. scs
=, ~ n. ns Il Il. y, a., II Crzhs, .; e. scn.
yyentSa. ~ 't'e'' 1e'esA'e' 10 '"' i'"a 'on
i', Iutiae tho absence Of tho Committee the Robin.
pas.aee. nus Win H. smeoamsnt tbst s;i ths Gn NJ
ssss.S'et' sescS 'noa'' % '0'ea LOT on Inc s'"et"
TO tSe To% e. M b. vs,s T. saer
c.mpscii, cakfn:, K. D. Fl c}inien. J. Mont
Toncs{ n San a: H. y. MtAae5' H. hsaas'
A commitfra was snnointnI IN rrnott a 1l.t of
e1eestes to the cty conyon;ion and tRey reno9ic m ii
snetSnsnc Ss poiiachek n Gsrnnrs r F. 4 4
Ailht!nbt' IT. Morso. 4. r. 1irndsicS."n, q IL
C,,ne' l. ssp csnpes!'' s s,, 8, ssa,tS, James s "a:
",rt m, n,,,,nr .n,n ,d,on,n,d
rs. r,,,. TIA H. 1I,ia1ssSTm: n ,,ras,!L ,r,,. ...na
The Thsrteenth Wnrd Kepnb'ienn Club meeting
, 1877-03-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. -
LONDON, March la-steamshlps Celtic and
Scandinavian, from New York, hayu arrived out.

Wordsworth says with poet!e fc..o., that heaven
lies about u In infancy. Thia drptn IL Largely
on conditions. Auunz others, It has somvthias 70
smoqih and brighten tay paths Of the.f chi!asen
through Infancy und upward. he1esttee will use
b. 7. uahb!kts Toilet soap. than which chcntcAl
art can FuAch no ana1 product II IL pare, sweet,
and cmo|lisnt, and so3n becomes aa Indispensable
adjunct 70 toilet aud bath
, 1877-03-20

~ wcnt for TINT poor nrFan-grinder, licked his
organ to pieces, ass1ocatcA tho muacat lncchnn-
Ism, antl then knocked the organ'Er!ndcr II, tho
head, leaving hin, sprawltuE In the gutter, after
whicl, he struttc,l 01, hts way rc1otcing..
Scenes like tho above arc 1emornltziHg, and
that Is why there Il talk nbout nbolIshtng the
corpa, and detailing the officers for duty as po-
lIcemcn about the public grounds and buildings.
, 1877-03-20
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

--~.-----
syn. PAYRICK'8 DAM.
-
Ita ce,ch.o,1on nv ti,o trial, r,5tcrnry Society.
Tho rr,,h 1,1cr.rv At.ocistlon. with IL, psuni
cnterprtae and generous tplria did something TO
natal day Of, the tsinted rattiek.-by giving IT,
eighth annn., eanqnst and ball lsst evening =. tho
shortly ,,'sF es'9st md from saa. hon., to oso
IL ieess ss ss ae sesp '' u, as*n n s.ps t. e, r
a., a. ~ that as,s r'.ssaed !. ., N; ss. vii s*s, 81"
room wa. Handsomely decorated With American
accorded tho plaoe OF honor NJ tho head tse'' re,
trtckins II @ ' out Of certain dishes with q Slsnd!ns
-, ~. ,,,tna., eo,o. hnt nv.r h,rs ca,t.tn
rcfxcd to convey ID typica, form the Irish. h.Amcr-
lean feeling which an',na,es tl.o adopted Son. Of
is''n a.'' ."en ssets'"p .ne sus's ""o 90"
down to thts enjoyable BANQUET comprised many Of
vasaso M,s otn
ton. NJ = ". scston. M,,a Kntto so.ton. Mr' I'm.
;,n,a,s. 1u,1' Ia NJ i mi H.. 'A n II "thil: snnt
Hickey and wlfc; Albert J. Msher; Miss rIatt; tAo
lion. md Mn. A. L, Morrison. Mr., Osbca: Mer,
ssatt; MAJ. and Mrs.. r. Moore; Mis-. julia Nsofe;
Col. and Mrs. cfeary; Miss Emma Kotwln; Com
missioner Bradley and wife. and Miss brown; Mr.
s3a So Ms .F se0re .a s1A . and sx %,; Qstf s Mr. 3
rx.ShcrII Agnsw nnd Vito; Mr. and
Mrs elem peSIolat,. Mrs. ticoyge H.. White, MI
M,' su a. 35' pcr,sy S H., Mi .IP9
s,npoM H. na H.. ~ fdnmna F"1tSmn 'fs Mr cnes eofa'
Ward' t d"' Nss ASHe st. clais. Mrs FranE II. Il.
tsabou., Mr. T.. i. Guth and Miss
5s 5ssse @ ss s % P'gs Sa.y, sss H. NJ I'D ra a MI .at
1 Ho1is, Miss Pht!lips, Mr: and md Mra Waller i.
ill., In an H. na ana M " ofon Sl a's M,:.
@ and II sss' efP Se sna sna Mr. NJ shas SgiIS
Mit, ber5ta. Flc M Mar.. @ nenper Sra icnnsr nt
IT, aid Nm, Htnar Dxon. M1 oayin nn
Miss Emily Gavin, MI. and Mra. +. r. ctnk and
iaoFhter Mr. I. Sef,asi, Mr. s.. j: FoIha.,,
j.. e coins, ii Mr mi III. FL Thsodorc 70 Kea1nsy, Mr
hitrr thc dlshcs ;1ad bacn removed and the ttmo
10 saeeocd te General dosooa to sc9ap tooh
roa,o vdbcs and exhilaratlny laidt. The assembly
FI,t ssf% e ?Fs5 a. y e. s'
~ ,ne it.nnnc s,hn cn"rnssc a II. gpsiiarttnn
nj seeing 10 many friends gathered 10 eslobrntc thc
ioucicaut, would be present iater 10 ths evening"
aa 9 8, sy s. sseG%s :, s . e.s Shs
s Fiji III sam. LUZ aunsuae H. Mofrsoo ,hrn br
snnoansea Int = lilo t:t ttoast y tho evening, ''''
e.; 1 y tue band 0' the rendition OF s' fntf'eA4
, 1877-03-20
DESIGNATIONS,
SENATOR nuEKMAN'A

Senator sArrmah's lcttcr, resigning Ats scat,
reads thus:
M4sn1x0rDs, March z, 1ST.-To tAt Hon,
TA6M4e L. Young, Goreriior o} Ohio, Cotuustu1,
O.-Ar uEAA SiH: ] respectfully tender 70 you,
tod through you " The Gvn<1xl AesSmLIy II Vki9,
, 1877-03-20
What Prominent Germans Say
About the Mnyoralty.
An Expression Of Opinion in Favor Of
Heath'a Reelection.
Tho Democracy Making Preparations for
The Convention Loares and
Fishess
Meetings in tho Warda-Greenbaokers-
North Side Nominations,
THE hIA1ORALTY.
rxrnRsstoN or nKRNAN opYNloN.

number of interviews With prominent Germans Of
~. city on The subject Of Tho nepael,ean t!oan..
!, W.. WI. ~
tlee tho Athctess economy in tho management VI
city affairs. onr taxes must bu made as low rs
possible. and to accomplish that, honorable,
fatthfnl' and eapahlo men wero needed 10 Oil tho
various Offices. Mr.. Greencbanm eeposed great
sSs.nso CO. T. %,s ths s"p,s3 and & o
Fcf 70 his ol'!ee with nnesamplea .clf.Faeriaes: be
s,s 't fs 5 e s ey hs"t s9sa es
gor. % Nj. osecnes.nm s,so @ expressed press himself W IL
Roiag Aldermen. lie believed that only such mc,,
a. Atdr'ch, Mccrea, Rosenberg. Throop, and
noaps0n ',a,an e00uia % e'ee'eo TO "'oof""he po'
'lnons; ,
candidate for Mnyot slated that trQ bel,eyo Il to
bo very dsnrorous 10 SWAP horses whIlc oros,inr
=, ~ @ ~ enr o taE e'e eG naq; Ssa VIII IT.
tnS ne y q ,aS rI e,ens enao W. ey III Gn. a tao
N Ia amnncIn sh,,tr nad t.t
inga and naa e" ssynps b.nHs sn nj ro So
hsnd. = @ tsa ccnpt:ol.sr: liz Va. VII qqsiiasi
k .%S yea 5arnz hsh e.t s
Chairman % IN Of tSo FInancs commitos lie had IL a.
mSssng g a wen VIZ ~ ,So r1 A. H. a
oftsn asksI Iii. Wsh! for adylce stneo Id ictt tho
liz Msyor At tha cityi}aij in lis ofIcs or
II III ihc iocc neosItintnt uysr wiieb hn etrrei,c
personal s supers.oa Ind f IL With NJ no appoint
fs Sa o M w. IL Sf
TIC
1nnrs morc. fhtcaro wnm,d he the hrst.Hfi civ in
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician, retired from practice,
Aaving had placed in his hands by an Fast
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, bronchitis, ca
farrh, asthma, and all threat and lung af-
fectioiis, also . positive and radical cure tor
nervous debility and sll,neryous complaints,
after having tested. its Wonderful curative
powers in thousands OF cases, has felt it his
duty to make it kasowlp to, his suffering tel
lows. Actuated s>y, this motive, and q de-
sire to relieve human suffering, I will send.
free q. e'rage, 10 all who desire it, this reel
pA in German, French or English, with full
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
Helena, 81. T., November 10. 1877

Hc!ena, N. T., November 10, 1877.
Patrick II. Clark, whose. post Office address i
White sulphSIr Springs. Messher county, Montana
has thistay filed his application to enter rs agrical.
quarter Of then " quarter OF section 10, the S hall
Of the y e quarter and the > Z qaarter. of the Y v
range No. east, which land is suspended from en-,
try.
Notice is hereby given that q hearing will be had
1917. at 10 O'Clock Il. M, to determine us to tn.
mineral or non-Inineral character of said land, anG
testimony to DO used upon said hearing will be
taken before William Gaddis, a Notary Public, a
Camp Baker N. T., on the 18th day Of December,
A. p. 1877, at 10 O'Clock H.. IN. II is alleged there
are no known .H'ipers, nor mining Improvements,
upon said land. 81 jill. NOE Register.
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(NO. $500
A PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Montana, November 5, 1871.

Helena, Montana, November 5, 1914
Notice is hereby published that Rus: ell B. LOOMS,
William Q, Warner, Samuel MARSHALL and Jacob
Fischer, whose post Office address is Canyon
Ferry, Meagher county, Montana Territory, have
this day filed application for patent, under the Min
ing laws OF Congress, for fourteen aud seven hun
dredths a. J. 1901 acres placer mining ground. DIES.
lgnateds as Lot No. 10, in township 10 n, range l
east, situated near the mouth of Ayalanch Caleb
!no organized mining district ). Measher county,
Montana, which claim is described in the official
plat and field notes on file in this Office rs follows:
beginning at the, N W corner a post marked | Nj
G 81, apd running thence \ 81 deg Z | 60 chains to
a post marked 2 nj { s.; thence s Is deg w 10 SO
chains to q post marked ; NJ e 80; thence s l6 deg Il
10. SO chains to post marked A NJ G SO; thence n IS
deg w la.Mi Chains to a post marked ) NJ c 3S;
thence y IS deg =. min 81 81 chains to the place oi
beginning, embracing ~iOutteen and seven hun
dredths "a 7-10G) 'acres.
Notice OF said application, together 18th official
plat of the premises claimed, were posted on the
ifsf day Oi November, A. ID. 1877
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton "fthe above described premises, aTchereby no
tined that unless their adver.e claisls are duly filed
accoiAing to law, with TIE Register, Of the United
states and Office, AT Helena, Montana Territory,
within the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
they " i'll be forever barred by yirtps of the proyi-
sions OF the statute. j. II. MOE, Register.
e. a. K%EiloGG, U snpep Mn :.suryeyors. 81
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.

Helena, NJ. I October "a, 1877.
John Futterer, whose post Office address is White
Sulphur Springs, Meagher county, Montana Terri
tory, has this day filed his application TO enter as
agricultural land, under the pre- Inption laws, the
n. half Of the s. f. quarter, section u, and the W
half of the 8. w. quarter of section No %, in
township No. 8 north, range No. + east, which
land is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be
had tthis Office on the Sh day OF December. AID.
1877, at 10 O'Clock q. M, to determine as TO the
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will he
taken before VIM. Gaddis, Notary Public, ut Camp
Baker, Meagher county, NJ r., on the Sd day OF
Dccembcr, A. D. 1877, at 10 O'Clock q. M. 1t is
alleged t.ere are no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land
2-50-5w j II. MOE, Register.
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NJ ISC I L A n { 0 s.
THE MOCNs OF MARS.

II M0CEs OF MARS.
A discovery that will rank among the
most Important in astronomy was made at
Washington on the night of the 10th ult.,
By Professor Asaph Hall. The planet Mars,
since the invention of the telescope, has
proved more convenient for examination,
and there is more known about 1t than any
other celestial object, not excepting the
Moon, since that only one side is ever
turned toward us. Venus, though nearer
US than Mars, is never seen to as great adj
vantage. All who have studied the charac-
~teristics of Mars have been struck by it's
similarly in many particulars to the earth;
such us having continent and seas frozen
poles where the progress of winter and sum-
mer can be alternately traced a day of
about the same length as ours an atmos-
plere over portions of which clouds are fit
ting.
But the one thing in which Mars was sup
posed to differ totally from the earth was
the absence Of a moon. That reproach is.
nov taken away from the red planet, thanks
to the twenty-siX inch refractor. at the Unit
ed States Naval Observatory, and the labors
of Prof. Hall. At the present time Mars is
IN a better position tor close observation
than has been the case for several years.
The refracting telescope of the Observatory
is the best instrument Of its kind which has
ever been turned toward the sky. For,
strange to say, the existence of a satellite of
Mars had not been suspected, while the ira
lst.o,, ~ 49, O,fr~., rs xn,, o-o sc ~u:Alx
specnlations as to such a companion to the
planet Venus. The question now is, not
whether Mars has a satellite, but whether it
has two.
This great triumph, which will go down
into history along with Herschel's discoy-
cry OF Uranus and lie Verrier's prediction
Of the existence and place Of Neptune-is
purely American. 1t is not the first tri-
umph of the great refractor, whose object
glass is probably the most perfect piece Of
workmanship that Alvin Clark & Sons, OF
Cambridge. Mass, have ever produced, for
that instrument signalized it's entry into the
field Of research by determining the number
Of the moons of Uranus. That though inn
portant to astronomical science, was not a dis
covery with any ultimate bearings. The
fact that Mars has one or more satellites
will be held as a new proof of the nebular
hypothesis, as their supposed absence had
been urged as one of the weakness of that
theory. The discovery will make such a
noise in the world that possibly it may get
to the cars of the numerous Congressman
and bring 4 blush to their checks when they
remember their niggardliness in cutting
down the appropriation for the excellent
work of The Naval Observatory.-N.t Y.
Tribune.
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Coaches leave Helena Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at O'Clock a. M, -, i,
Leave Diamond City Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at I O clock, a. N.
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uNDEBGRoUND TELRGRAPHs.

Between Berlin and Halle an underground
telegraph wire has been in use for one year,
and underground wires are about to be laid
between Berlin and the cities of Frankfort,
Cologne, S~trasbourg, Breslau, Hamburg,
Kiel, and Konigsberg, thereby dispensing
with posts and insulators, and avoiding the
cost of their maintenance. The copper
wires which convey the electric current are
enclosed in wrought iron pipes, and,are her
metically enclosed by insulating material,
which protects them from the action OF air
and water, and prevents oxidation.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-12-06

A CHEAP vinegar consists of 25 gallons of
warm rain water with 4 gallons OF molasses
and l gallon Of yeast. The mixture can be
used after il has been allowed to ferment.
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directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing wilh stamp, naming this
paper, w. w. Sherar, I26 Powers Block,
Rochester, n. y.
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HELENA. AND
BOHEMIAN AND VIRGINIA.

Leaves Virginia City every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at O'Clock, , M:
Leaves Bozeman Tuesday, Thursday and SatE-
day, at 4 O'Clock, a. m.
OFFIcF-In Virginia. a, RAYMOND Bros.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
N.Nmfn4RH1N.

WASHINGTON, April o.--All the members
OF the Cabinet were present ut the meetina
to-day. The President laid before them the
teleprapbic communications received IRON
the LOUISIANA commissions and much satis'
faction was expressed Mt their tenor, " hicu
indicates an early adjustment OF the poiiti'
cal difficulties in that State
NEW ORLEANS, April 2e.-Comrnissionei
McVeigh il quoted: "If there Is any mem lr
her of the Legislature who entertalhs tne
,nnst lingering idea that the troops are
soinp TO remain, for Gods sake disaouse
Rim OF that idea, for they are going 10 VIC
| removed" ,s h,s
The Packard Legislature, in caucus, nus
,,s,,o5 another series of resolutions dehuh-
o;.tnry ~ fhe commissioners. The caucus
,,.aS tsmnestuous. Senator Young ciSiu ~,
W.. W., 'T NO wos restrained Of his personal I'D.
ertv. The guards on the STAIRS Wouiu no'
lot him out. Packard addressed inc caucus,
cynressing his determination 10 resist 10 Tue
end A committee OF the coiorea iaaies'
headed by Mrs. Governor Antoine, MIS-
senator Burch, Mrs. James Lewis. aha MIS-.
G. N. Brown, have united In an ADDRESS 70
Packard, rendering sympathy to himself.
boart, and lodging to his Legislators, ano
every attention to his SICK.
The Nichols Legislature had a Returning
BOARD membership Of G5 IN the House and
% in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April Gothic Herdtd'S
spccial saws " Packard still maintains bolo
front. and claims he has abundant rations
means. and friends to hold his ditch unit
thc President is compelled to flood 1t. hi;
LEGISLATORS. he thinks, will come back to
him. After the Nichols Legislature adj
;ourus he expects to reestabllsh his quo
RIM. elect u short-tcrm senator, anC
transfer his case to Washington"
The dispatch continues: HPackard.s iegls
,,tiye caucus tonight sent proposition tt
the Nichols people, offering to dissolve pro
yided seventeen now unrecognized Return
ing Board members be paid their mileage
and per diem. The Democrats assented u
the proposition, and l am Informed Dy
| member of the commission that Doth war
moth and Mcmillan and their friends VII
take seats i'm the Nichols Legislature TO
morrow. The Ludeling faction VIII Sill
hold out along with Packard"
The President tclegraphed to the com
mission to-day that in response to the re
mnest contained in Nicholls's letter TIT
order for the withdrawal Of the troops Il
barracks would be issued forthwith.
The Tribune's New Orleans special say
the Conservatives will wait until Saturda.
for as MANY as choose to come over. The.
will then elect a United States senator ant
adjourn sine die. Ii any people remall
with Packard there is law, passed by tn
Republicans some years ago, under Whlc
persons attempting to constitute an niee'
| Legislature can be arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21

THE TWEED CoNPEssIeN-STAR TLiNd
STATEMENT.-Two new facts OF starving
importance have come out since the puDii-
cation OF the so-called Tweed confession:
One. that the famous "stoen vouchers"
which covered up the tracks OF eX-Comp-
troIler Connolly an his confederates, were
not DESTROYED, but sent by Oakley Han TO
London. where they now are, but whether
in HalPs custody or not does not yet appear.
The other, that when Peter b; sweeney
went to Europe he took with him vast
amount of gold, so vast that it took i've
hours to count it, the purser OF the steamship
refusing to take the responsibility OF taking
care of it unless it was so counted. The steam
shin books, both in New York and ut Lily
erpool, arc understood to corroborate this
statement. It's Importance consists in the
fact that it enables Mr.. Sweeney to make
an advantageous settlement with the coun-
sci for the people when the latter are
ready for the question: When Tweed
was informed that the stolen vouchers had
not been destroyed, but had turned up in
London, he manifested the utmost aStonill-
mcnt. Those documents, OF course, have
been preserved for purpose. and the. con-
lecture is that Oakley Halls hegira had more
| TO do with it than most people at present
| suspect.