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CONF mack TO THE HONEST WAYS
Montgomery Blair Predicts n Hurricane He
fore the Next Election.


Below VIII be found an interesting letter
from the Hon. Montgomery Blair to his Old
friend, Mayor T.. DOhyns ~ this city, which hc
hus Nrr, Kindly FURNISHED u~ Tor publication.
II wall Pee seen that the distinguished writer
takes sir NJ gruund AKA INST tn growing cor-
rupiion 81 the ,Goysrnmont and thr policiaus
oi tlr day, AMI urges the necessity Of "a bold
nni -iron- cnOri tu bring the Government back
e. ats Original rnrliy am smrl city;
v AsHiNuluS. u g., Jan. 81. 1873.
MY DEAR Major; thnuK you tHT your word
ot cheer rrD N vi y'st rduy when came from
AuuIl .N.is. J. Il a-Sutnfl thHt Will" lilH il
spared viii rutyasur io r-s' % tun rIglir ut
th' J .N,.'i tv.h I. ns YOU sHN, d' Il solitary
ANA .lnN.'. lul am uut S4l ItiiN ANA al me ~
do"u Hui lnut q tuun ittion ~ o. irei"h'rv ~
{ = luiuNfu lnl1rr- WHO pui hHF.a itto The
lr'~Iu 'n'Y u.niusi we Nni' oi the nitun In"
curfpuilOna NuS thn rn'nb'rs of Con r. 49, Now
lu-t PIP iii"v Cii in Oh iiisk Tvs day. lut IT,
people Nll. lv md hv. hold th"n 10 "a severe
g. 'kNr.n - vs they did no thni luv
d .Lt h..IlA ia the 4. .-'urrlrv -! 0ur cOur-
tryrru. fh's are lu.i ~ true gnu hraN' now
us iu other fID tunes, and 'ny' uo doubt Will
'N iftn N'- t.;Hli ihai i- want j urr
lflpr .i Up. 10 Is TIE l'. ~ iHltl in re-
iu' N.n ram M amlns oar l.ulcrs their
awe 1l iAo money power. that AaA been rulnou-
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HfNGED ron DWELLING.
How slap was rut to the Practice In the
state Of Illinois.


know hut one instance Of man having
be "a luus tor killing another IN duel In
$3.50. two young fellows hvlng in BcllrNlllo. ~.
tlar county. ILL.,, hud "a personal quarrel II
seemed To be impossible u reconcile tprm. and
their friends Diet rmnrd t. got un sham duel
u 'iwHn them, hoi ins That the rldiru. us issue
ol mo Anal. would bring them ~ their senses.
Oue 90 lNm. Alphunsp Stewart. challenged the
other. william Bennett. b. meet him With rlnes.
Bonn ia accepted the challenge. and the parties
nlDt near thu village. 1t Is said that stewart
WIS iu the secret and that Bonnet was not. hut
believed II To be- a reality. In any event
after the guns had been handed TO ;hc prin-
c.Ia.- ana they turrl TO take their positions
beun"t. who claimed that hc, suspected
some sgrt OF trickcry. rolled a bullet into his
gun. The seconds, hardly able t. Keep their
iaHs straight. concluded the ARRANGEMENTS. and
AZ last gave the word. Tho rifles exploded al
most simultaneously bennett. Of course. re-
mining untouched. Stewart fell 10 the ground
MORALLY wounded and expired shortly after
war in great agony. BENEFIT WAS AT once ar
rested. put upon trlHl. convicted Of murder in
the first degree. nnd sentenced 10 be hanged.
HIS friends made the most strenuous efforts to
haNr him pardpned Failing IN Ia ;, they tried
% have IN" sentence committed. But the Gov
ernor remained firm against all ontrcnty. On
IL" DAY appointed tor his execution. Bennett
WAS hanged IN the presence Of an enormous
crowd. This WAS the lrsi and last duel ever
fought in the state Of Illinois. Tue hanging Of
B'nn - Put stigma upon the practice. and IL
has hcrL looked upon with abnorrenrc ever
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punLIc ADMINIsTRAToK's SALE.

Notice !. hereby given pursuant the statute in such
case made AMI PROV fed ttat the undersigned VIII sell ut
lnllic gucuon gn Monday, the ilth day of February.
l@i~ 10 NJ o'clock In the forenoon ct that dnv i.
si1r,r,ums 10 Centre II. Franklin n the
city Of Sew Nork quantity second hand furniture
books clothing he'd. ami bedding trunks vali~cs CARPETS
clocks. crock.ry so,c. lamp. &c also icwory, con
,lsiu- Of gold ami silver watches ohtu-. &c also the
tni' marks Tor Egyptian Han tolnlng' and Badi.
ci1 Whi.ktr DNe.' and quantity Of drugs. formerly
the property George " SouthNck deceased. also "A
eases Of plain blue glass hotties Hni large quantity
miscellaneous articles belonging 10 the estate, ,icOrgc
" iiham Snuthwick. Charles Martin. L,nos Oliver.
thar!ls Smith. GEORGE RGu>ch,r. solomon Johi,nn
Mica 10 Acosft MtiiA Hammer Rudolph 4 Witt aus
Hugh Ncl cam oswald Herman raser AMI otto Jack,
son. decreased
Feb. p l-7S
ALGERNON : SULLIVAN
Public Administrator,
10 A.. Ltttuu
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rl.1.,,lL liz. r.a,ir rod Lu ihn Qnnrl Of uealh 10

truo the Sanitary inspector in that ,,, dlstrict
should be required by the Board OF Health 10
make Instant and thorough inspection
Another cores pondent cxpr, sscs the opinion
that the Department OF Buildings shoulu De
ned ~ some mrnsnrs a'Gount9i.r "I .nn cn,c
planned Of. II is n melancholy fact that there
are many loose ends danglng about the rigging
~ that department. md tins j. one 81 them.
Tncrc srcius to br no regulation Tor holding
huillnf- io account Tor inWoprr execution OF
plumln- work. or even sum lent interest in
IT. SpN no .uons Tor buildings glide smuohly
over p lu.I uri"nt sub 20 Nth ne SGT ihfus
" sIIi .'sr .utel ia u wurkutniik' mnun'r.''
riii fsuryIojy Luows wow what that ann cunts
e.. Two years MO nm cion was mud" io got
tfH .I|rtHrnt ana the Euard of llraih
guam n harmony ~ mus ar. nn. AK ast
u- far us tor quifN hu III rs to- ~ it1 precisely
wNHt rumhIns ihcy proposed 10 d.. how IN,
lf0t. sDl d. dn 10. and whore 1t WAS to he 90 thN
bindings. ana 10 require hui.. lln- inspectors
g. -'c that no lcs wcra told about IL. But an
tNut fell through. Dr. ". d. 4. Day. Sanitary
sup rniculoni. nrupoe'% tprrvivo the mntt T.
most. Recommending that Tho Suprrinfrn,lrut
OF BUILDINGS hc requested to insist that huildors'
spcr ,lcaiioua lrcscntrd 80 hie department shall
include Tia following particulars.
~, q ir.n I'll PIE Snl Tn''c nIe ne extend
les and that the waste Pipe he nd' enden OF the soil
sccond-Thn every basin. sink, and bath tub be prop
Third-rhat the pine connections be lead eaulked, or
fuurih-1hni THO location and direction NJ the house
drains be- accurately Indicated 10y DIAGRAM with meas
mHnrnt landmarks. SO that II may lie readily exposed
Wien necessary ,,, 49,. ,., .,
sututcs rlo drains be forbidden, aud that separate
I'm Hc gn rs h %h r sneS tho
OF near the cellar wall, In addition to all other traps
Superintendent Adams OF the Building De-
partment processes willingness TO cooperate
with the Bonrd Of Health. and with the require
forcemont Of them by building inspectors. it
may hc hoped that the erection OF houses in vi
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HARPER a BROTHERS,
Franklin square. New York
CORA NOTICES.
BosroS Jan. /, 1879
The copartMcr,hip heretofore existing between the sub
srilcrs under lhc name otJAMES OsGOOD 4 co is
this day b mutual consent dissolved
JAMES r OsGOOD
BENJAMIN H. TICKNOR
NV NoRK ASH BosroS. Jan l. 1873.
The coparincr,hip heretofore existing between the sub
scrihcrs. under the names OF HURD nOuGHrON and
II o. nOuGHTON co, is this day by mutual cons, mt
dissolved
MN. IURD
A q, HOUGilrON.
H. q HOUGHrON,
G. II MIFFLIN
BosToS. Jan l. 1879
under the name Of
HOIGlITON. OSGOOD co.
They have purchased the stereotype plates, copy.
rights and stock In trade of the firms of JAMES OS
GOOD A co and lluEpA HoUGHroN and VIII con.
time the business IT publishing At 100 Devonshirc
street Winthrop squar, Boston The business of mana.
featuring books will he conducted heretofore at The
Riverside Press Cambridge under the style OF II o
HOrGHrOS co The oiicc hitherto occupied by
HVRD HOuGilroN, at 10 Aston place, New York city.
will he continued hy the nrm until further notice
The undersigned are authorized TO settle the affairs OF
the above named hgms
HENRY q. HOuGHTON
JAMES r. OSGOOD,
GEORGE II. MIFFLIN
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ddlanisO--.N lalts.
NLN's suit. :, g. ~ $40. pant- Zoe a. 81 %
a. SiIp 81 -. = q t-Nntl ust fruIt-. ~ - si'
CAMERON ). ~ Hrlisr 81. Hfoukivn

,,,...... q. ., -, a., -. ., -.
IL si'p sl.'' - .n,l %. f,n1i- ~ ?, sll
'Nhhi''N = w h''hs' ST. Hi''N'yn
AGENTS -la.i - 'irt new invention. men ont Of cm
49, "''' '"" '"'"' '-'" i, WI ,'ni
I'VE
~ lamps ANA sas, patented a" broomc i ,.,,.,.
,....
- 'nt ma MIN ir',n t.. t-wcr. il'r wages Will he
lfi Apl ht-l '"ti"hlt a. room ''
tGFtT~ .on the NV invention ~ 70 s. iaii,.e'o
VIA ''''' YOU "'" VIZ '''N"'"' ~ n'io't -
A"HNl7 "w''3 ,Mn ,, ,,t,..,
\ M \ ~ yoin wanted a. w.iicf' well recon
piKIfs $. scnt. annual reception o' M. r.A.r.
- ,. me-. s' ",,' , W.. A., w1y Rooms -'i AMI
' mus ''"
CneNii TX i~~'Ai hrstclNs, m'n onp can
y "'a good ana Sei i,,iify ,hNrps av.,.,.
'"''ii ''''N' '"N " N"hor -.
I'iVr ToufNDs -,ia. o.. ,en faratr. dollar The
'''n H'"nranf' i'' 'n'mher''
q. rsrsv i ri b. a .sna ,as" n,,,
f'n"i mHn' 20" N'rih
! n'o'i '.i,. liz silE an .'i sHsrsvns o. h.
~ illness f"rc li.s IN. .n-raN'd 10y WIN T. Marshall.
p .or me \, g Gay. We WI .eqrg,, ra,cs nra .nl
enrccc,pi 81 y a le'icr nom nc nv q H. Donnc.
Nrar,',ucr@l o. New iorsy 1, NJ Nar.hsn. be -rys'
bot si.e a.. bof ,f~ot,ye en,r,Vinl Cs nvs..in:
aser's wanted A1IANric ART UNiON - Broadway
"JoMEsiN TIE Visit" 1,comg,aI q enll.
- ~ Fat an It riesi-y, fcb II Boys ami sirl.
provided "iu' good homes
Nj T s - H. e. r'int o. Nc nsc ,,i' "
D,rTrIs> maker. wanted ,ho., .,c,.,.,,,I !,
WV '."ho"S % funon ~
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Autilon notltts.


4 ,. BIIEt X ER, Aucuonccr .- rcrcmptory
80 sal" 10 settle jaime. ''ra'.Ns c'tlicA klerckor
son Will sell. At ~ On Mednr Siay. Feb - at ~
chsnle sho.roon, the lot aud frame luiIns II Eliza.
h ga st. between Iraui AMI Hester, also the lot nui
frame shop Ia East i2l st. between 81 AMI e xngtun
a.-. also II lot, a. East Sew York Apply toJ I Nc
MI, Attorney, % troome 81 and t. Aucuonccrs i~J
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gt6 Publications.
HARPER q BROTHERS.
LIST or NEW BOOKS

nisroRy OF ,Tns ENdiiSu. PEOPLE ~ icns Ron.
r rn ss,S No Ao~r r, ss@ sd iirs sn G
lmi, in rour V.gm,s syo Vol EerlS tnilepd.
aw- ~ ,hniaM tWlcr to",sn KIM, lo'i ilc,
WIN hisid Maps voil $40 C.,lh ~ 90
POPULAR ASTRONOMY Nv airos Nswco.s LIN.
q cdn1d r,,I,o tn,rayinss and five Mans Of tl.c
5tais syo. ccth, 81
paNIEL TIE ErtoyEp ,, ~ sS NE Esy Tas
kas Of igscL" "Egan ihc rropfiL' &c iino,
rlRlDMARsuAI, COUNT moLTKE's LETTERS rnoN
RUSSIA Translated from The Herman BY GRACE BIOS
Low. J2mo. Paper - cents.
The SEA" Einety Three" &c illustrated s,o. Paper
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cyrggs Irs AsGIEsT CITIES TOMS ASD TFM
drS len Ss.rse O. IL tai H y Snsr
Louis rALsA III cesSoLa. Mem. OF the Royal academy
s gsmSs he S'" ss VIII Tor y mo Ma. AMI 80
llusiraIlons syo Cloth, Extra, Cit Tops and Uncut
THE ART OF BEAUTY, BY Mr.. H.R HAWKS Illus;
irated hy the Author. Square iomo Cloth ornamental
snAKFsPEAREs HISTORY OF RrNG HENRY THE
FIFTH Edited. with Notes by wuiiA~ J. RoLrK A NJ,
formerly Head Master OF the High school Cambridge.
Uniform with Rolfc's Eng-h Classics The Merchant
Of Venice Julius Cs.ar-The Temycst-Hcnry VIII
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CTATE LIME or 4rrAMEWs
f,rsonl, !IO;us5.

4 CERTAIN CURE f'r hcAdNrhe constipation.
~ PILES. ,tnWu %. liver. Aidury di,et-- weakness,
Sc Blougntons lni gnlatne syrup 30 cent, per hottie
incurabe eases sl itd ami tutl. ur monty returned
Sample bottle tiltui' ana adNite r"e 40 broome It
('trIZE>N Preserve Central Park dodser ~ White
" House ntt,ducuonl II games health hAp! lnoss
prosperity q T. +.
nH. HICOKD's E.sENCE OF LIFE rrsiore,
- manhood O. the deblhNri IN Tour weeks. Failure
Impossible ~ p rlsr nrlttsts supplied Sole AgrnL
Dr. j. JACQUES uuNerslY lil'", Sow YORK.
DISEASES Of MEN speciality, cure from 3 "
~ hiAys DIX bfEN - West lith It.. near Htli aV
| WAS FORCE from nay hu'nc By u5 husband
Il Paddy AAVtta. and dld NOT eaNU 1T own accord.
cannot set credit h,clus' lr me-, T. hni ann.
NORA Alil AkN li6 NiingtDu H.
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Wlantt0- ..Ffma'fs.

A RTIFItIAI. Flow Ens; Wanted nrs'oiass
"0'"0"'" '0''' Entrance no q SS' ST
A WANTED -Go'.l opera ors on goe white slirta
WORN BooSGh RlSG 60 G oo f nPSaiSsy
A RTIFICtAL FLOW ERs.-Go.i lranchers
sr and =. s1osaS SS'''' At MARA ''"
A operator on snsers machine ON vests, bast,rs
n learners. buitonholc maker M E,inltonst
4 VTIFItIiL LEAVES. wsuiei, some good
Dnn~cM ,Krn's sgo,e''sgs w W., y, good sew
ENrn"'nNfrHsGpl ,1isp 'S@ 51Ss s q
HANDS wanted ON rn. white ,c.i. aiso .mntt eiri
~ tD'rafn nn sizing 100 North iil IT. Whhimahh-ih.
II and oui ioor operators ON ladies' underinrneLts
pkNShHussR MoSsntINrRa CO. =, wascrst
I AIDES Broedwa, cars. door Gth ~! ny nccck.
- Elevated X "'''" BLOCK Central rA'N Gprr1r"
DArER HONEs.-fiand, nm nne horseshoe anl
square boxes wanted highest nr'eggI s'er. N woik
DioU ET MAX ERs.-ENrcriencc hands wanted
\ at u Mercer ST.. second nour
II -. MACY q 60. iih , 4 and e'R Shy, Az. wan,
chimes on ladies' underwear Apply to superintendent
SEwING MACIIINEs REDUCED. Sew Do.
H. me ia sW1 slRy., , H' t ME-.
tANTED-Exrcricnccd operators trimmed
w -Mtis who will bring their own sewing machines
worn gwen Out 10 it.lwhrh. .pnfucs steady .wufk AZ
good prices RIGGS FACE, ilb Franklin II
VVANTED-Ladics Of good address to sell staple aud
w attractive articles IN perfnmcrv. Special Induce.
mcnt offered by tile manufacturer. % Dcy st. Room IL.
WANTED-A hrstclass rfcsser childrcn's white
w suits constant employment to compete mt person.
NEW YORK NOVELTY CO. ~ and 80 Thomas st.
WANTED-Ag good hrancher TO 20 out Of the city,
sTRsts, BiNScuf co, si7 Broadway
VUANTED-young ladies to take lessons In cutting
w ladies' garments BY actual me asurcmcnt
Nine BERGMAN. 1s- Grand st.
WANTED-An energetic drcssmaker to examine
w the finishing Of childrcns suits
JOS THOMAS 50 Walker At
WANTED-A Young girl that understands cooking
w oysters lintl RowUrA call At II A N.
I0n MORE LADIES OF good appearance aud
slccilbiltN vii De- accepted for the Great Indus
tIa Exhibition ut Gimurps Garden to open roNt Mon.
dfv for ono week Tiny viii be- pail salary each, aud
allowed to compete tr PR minms for beauty ladNlikc
q Iurfntft AMI various urcuulI shncuts Alsu. 100
wtuitd ~ sale. ladies in Valentine Ani music depart.
mrnt. Apply at once at Office. ith nv and 10th u
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on and alter Nov ~ 1877.
Express Trains leave New hutk. wa De sbiusscs AM
turuauut st-. !. rrlD-. "a lu,luis-.
80 ~ - 40 ultC. II \ VI I. { :. . q 81 :. N
T. NJ.
Boats ~ "RtHoklvn tnncN" connect with All through
trains at Jer., tlty, aHlfdlus . speedy AMI ilrrt
transfer Tor HrulNlN trHttl
Returning tr..l- VAN" fhA irlp'na . 21. it Z 49, =
~ and II A VI luii,l cNpr -s l3i I,
20. : AMI : N5 T. ant ~ ntNishL ON sunday.
no, $50. :. = mA VI, / : - + and y 1904! m-ht
Ticket niiC' h2t Ahi ~ Broadway. No A,uf I,s,
AMI loot Of Desbros>cs and Nlgtianlt sts nn u.
ami brooklyn AnncN lrfo foot 81 Fulton i fr A WI
~, llN AMI ia HUdsun s., luhukeu, dt pot irt-eJ
city Emi.rAnt ticket once, Batter! pm,e. -
FRANK THOMSON, T. T. FARMER,
Gen, "a! Manager. GEM Pa,,sn.r N-'it
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TO rmILADELruIA.


Double Track. the most Improved luipncnt AMI ttA
Fastest Time consistent wlih absolute ,Aety.
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TlIR NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED
HARPER BROTHERS. NEW YORK

..'rcsc Novels arr IN Paper Covers. except where
Otherwise specified.
rTo T.S; Mn; qra LIE w, nyG,9ss,s'
Da cspo. ny Miss rmAcvsrr % cents
shepherds All aud Naiicns Fair Byw,lrER BSsAr and
Ny LadysM Money ny wrLKm Coin. IS centA
Poor z,rh' ByP W Ronis,os 10 osnta
4 jewel Of a Girl 3, cents
Young Nu.era,o. II, Mr.. ourn,u Dconu
Grccn Pasture. and r,ccaiiy By wmu,S BLACK %
Gems, i-.no. Cloth 81 -
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what lie Cost Her By JAsIsPAr aocens
EromA or nv Father, sin by D BAcKSov. 80
The sad Fortunes Of Rev Amos Barton. BY GsoRos
Mr. Gnhls Love Story BY G,oRcr Ellor 10 cents
Janets Repentance By GnoRGr ELior 20 cents
cariu By MIS- olrnlSr Illustrated so cents
Maiorie Bruce's Lovers BY MARY PArRics. - cents
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sttturss.
sbjpplnl.
NMAN IINE.-RONA Al NAIL STE AYERS.
FOR Oi'EFN~TOWN AM LIVERPOOL

L FOR ~ EEN>rOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF NEN luNk saturday Feb, a. . 30 4 W.
CITY OF NbNlKE AL........ THURSDAY. Feb. ~ T. VI
CITY Oh BERLIN ....... SATURDAY. Feb % 10 4 "
From Pier - Nurlh KiVrr
CABIN. 30. 49, ANA slpl gold. Return tickets IN
favorable terms srkERAGE, So, earrcncy. DlaitsN
luWc>trste-
SALOONS. State Rooms smoking and Rath Rooms amid.
shils john q DALE AGENT. - ant 80 Broadway, y Y
flladelnhn uilce. ~ smith an u.
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tnusitaI Instruments.

ALGERNON :. SULLIVAN.
Public Administrator,
~ Hickman 4
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HARrrRs CATALOGUE mailed free on receipt OF Nine
Cent,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-09

In Europe and Asis. Kings are gen
orally known by their Christian names.
to which are added their numerical
order upon the throne, such a. William
Nv" and George Ill" The saddle
colorsd royalty which luxuriates 10
breech-clouts in the Hawaiian King.
dom goes il en- the surname principle
We notice in Honolulu paper an. ad.
vcrtisement of plantation for sale be-
longing to "Princs Bill" as he wal
called fsmilisrly during his lifetime.
Bill was . great cigar. It was he that
stuffed Jimmy O'Mears with "poy" till
he persuaded him TO abjure his ALE
glance to Brother Jonathan. The ad.
vertissment reads. 1.-THE estate Of hi
late Majesty W. G. Lunalillo." How
would Il do if some English journal
were to advertise Chisslhurst for sale q,
the residence Of the late His Majesty
L. A Bonsparts. EsQ;" or should rsfel
to Macmillan - ''the late Prince NJ
r. J. Hapsburgh, OF Mexico" Well
all il vanity and vexstion Of spirit.
and - it il getting rather late. ",
think we will retire to dream of thu
Emperor Norton and the folly OF sl
human greatness.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
THURsplY, Feb. 6, 1878.

THURspY, Feb. 6, 1878.
The following proceedings were had
to-day in the Distict Court, Judge
Lewis presiding. for which Clerk An
drews will please accept the thanks OF
this paper:
Territory VS.. I. W PrCsch-Motion
to quash Indictment sustained by the
Court.
W. G. Smith VS.. AS. Miller-Thirty
days granted to sme,d the complaint,
and defendant granted twenty days to
answer.
F. NJ. Guye VS.. L. K. Campbell
Tried by jury. which retired for de-
liberation. No verdtt yet.
n. B. jackson VS.. John Ross Dis
missed at plaintiffs est.
9. S. vs.. Charley, Chiuese--Senten-
ced to the Penitentsry for one year
and to pay costs, uplss fine OF $50 be
sooner paid. Paid.
U. s. vs.. VIM. Gibbon--Paid q fine
of 5000 and costs.
U. S. VS.. H. Goodtime Dismissed ai
defendants cost. and costs PAID.
Moore vs.. Nickels Appeal from Jus
tice Court. Judgment OF the Court
below reversed.
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els
LONDON. FebS It l. rumored in
The lobby Of the HOUSE Of Commons
that late Telegram WAS rscsivsd from
IAyard confirming the report that the
Rusaians have ocsupisd Chotaldid and
are advancing on Chskmejsh. The
Prss Assooiatisn hes reason TO believe,
although Forsser's amendment has been
withdrew. that the Radicals will di.
vide on the question when it gets into
committee. but the opposition Is .
party is mot expected 10 oppose the
vote. The Radicals took advantage OF
this formal motion. which must be
passed bseoee ths Houss can 60 iato
committee 70 attack the govssausnt's
policy. partialasly censuring the Earl
Of Beaooas6sid. Mills and other Con.
ssrvativss rstsliated BY accusing the
Radicals Of lsck Of patriotism. The
SPEAKER was ultimately voted out d
the chair By $50 agAinst 20 minority,
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ANNAPOLIS, Feb. The Committee
on Federal Relations in the House Of
Delegates. to which was referred the
memorial Of Hon. Montgomery Blair,
calling upon Congress TO reopen the
electoral question. reported to-day I'M
favorably on the memorial.
WAsHrNoroN, Fet. THE list Of
the honorary Commissioners to the
Paris exposition includes VIM. Selig-
man Of California. J. a. Tanner. Ari-
coma; Austin Savage. Idaho, and VIM.
Hayden. Utah.
WARRINGTON. Feb. TN the report
ofthe COMMITTEES on elections majority
Of four IVES figured up. and . majority
Of nix Tor Pachsoo. In the votes in the
House party lines vsrs strictly OBJ
ssrvsd-not single deviation being
recorded. The result Of the last vote
having bssn Annousoed, the oath Of
ollos was administered 10 Peter d.
wiSgintoa.
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THE gain of the Northern Idaho
counties will be Of immense advantage
to this Territory, - they have already
about six millions of taxable property
and nearly eight thousand residents.
Apart from their mineral wealth. there
are Thousands Of acres of good farming
lands along the Snake and Clearwater
rivers, which will be good homes for
settlers whenever railroad communica-
ton can he had. All the present iudi-
cations are that the next step Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
will be to run their road from Wsllula
out towards Pen d. Oreille Lake, traver-
sing rich agricultural and stock rails
ing country. That will increase the
taxable property Of those three coun-
ties to fifteen million dollars in the next
five years after the road passes through
them. The building of extra boats for
the Upper Columbia river by the O. s.
N. Co.. indicates that they are needed
for something more than the mere
transportation of grain down stream.
Doubtless tho conveyance of railroad
iron and supplies will form large por-
tor of their freight. in the next six
months. Nothing can stop the advance
Of the Eastern portion of this Territory.
Its progress Is manifest destiny, and it
behooves this section 80 to advance its
internal improvements as to enable
Puget Sound to compete with the Col.
umbiA river in the shipment Of grain
grown in this Territory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST DOG.

LARGE BLACK NEW FOUNDLAND DOG
\ with white breast and tail. Anybody
knov,no 81 his whereabouts will please give In
formation or return the same. and oblfge.
CAPT. MATTSON.
faasx Bark Harvest Home.