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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

MoFFET, the inventor of that punch,
is physician. How fortunate that he
inficts us with punches instead of pills.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

DR.. MILLER will make no important
changes at Longview at present. Let
him have peace.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

To work hard oil day picking cotton, and
then be sent seven miles to drive COWS, was
considered an outrage by Coiunbus,
Tenn, boy, SO hs hanged himseE
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

ALTOGETHER the peace prospects seem
to be Frightening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

In Savannah tramps must work or
leave. They leave.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

THE most determined suicide lives in
Cleveland. His first attempt was with a
razor, and being foiled in this, he resorted
to hanging, but the iIl-timed appearance
of some relatives disappointed him again.
He then jumped into catch-basin and
crawled quite distance down the sewer,
where he was found almost sufocated.
Poison and the pistol are still left to the
gpersevering man, and he may yet succeed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
gao Walnut street, CINCINNATI, 0.

AND now Indianapolis wants the bell
punch.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

CINCINNAH wEsTwooD (NARRow owGAUGEl.
Daily, except Sunday
Leave c., H. & D. Depot. 800 a IN, 6:25 m
Leave Robb's (WestWood), 555 m, 7:45 nd,
l2:45 p IN, 4 p IN. 6:10 p m.
p IN, $50 pm.
Sunday trains
Leave Robb's lweatwood), 900 m, 100 m:
Leave brighton, 1915 am, 2;15 m and 6:15 m
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

The amusement season will take new
life next week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
Social Events.

CARNIVAL. AT PRICES HILL.
A children's carnival and fancy dress ball
is announced to take place at Prices Hill on
Wednesday evening, April 9th. Mons.
Pinguely, in making the announcement,
says this is the first entertainment of the
kind given in this city but has met with
great success in New York and Philadel-
phia, Music by the Cincinnati Grand Or
chestra.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
This Society gives the first grand recep-
ton and hop at Prices Hill Pavilion Oh
Thursday evening" April 25th. Dancing
from to II q o'clock.
TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. FRANK cHURCHILL.
The associate members of the Davenport
Club have rendered complimentary testi-
monial to Mr. Frank Churchill to be given
at Pixies Opera-house next Monday night.
The following programme will be rendered:
The beautiful serio-comic drama OF
''DEARER THAN LIFE"
Michael F. Churchill
Uncle Ben. Garner...............,MrW W. F. Hennegan
Gharey A. ~ Spencer
BOD T. L. coleman
Mr.. Kedgely y,..................Mr.T Mr.. T. j. @hcatley
Mrs. Michael Mrs. II. !. Aldrlch
Lucy L. neatley
Mrs Pellet .........................Mss L. Bctton
Guests Visitors etc, by members OF the
Davenport Club.
Bass Solo-"Honor and Arms" ........."..H Handel
Mr.. A. F. Clover
Soprano solo-"Chalet Horn Glover
Mrs. Clara Richey.
To conclude with the laughable farce Of
'ICI ON PARLE FRANCAls."
Victor Dubois, French commercial traveller,
":.",:..............:.:....MrF +. Churchill
AdOlphus Spriggins, proprietor of bathing
MI T. Eilloll
...................Mr. W. G. Cook
Mrs. AdolphuS Spriggins.o....MiS. W. II. Hodgsof
Angelina Spriggins. c. d. Murphy
Mrs. Julia Rattan, wife of the Major,
............................ W. C. Cook
Anna Maria, maid of all work
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Kate Armstrong
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19

IT is remarkable what spirit of pa
triotism periodically overcomes certain
members of Congress and inspires them
to do something in the way of buncombe
and spreadeagleism. During some such
a fit as this originated bill lately intro
duced in the House, which makes it a
criminal otfense for any person to print
upon or attach to our National flag any
advertisement for public display. All
such advertisements are regarded as dis
fgurements, which dishonor the flag and
deserve the stipulated punishment Of
thirty days imprisonment or fine of $50.
The average citizen, however, looks upon
the Star Spangled Banner as such thing
of beauty that it can not be marred by an
advertisement, and this rather feeble
effort toward its protection will hardly
be appreciated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
HOUSE.


Bills were introduced
A general law to authorize County Au-
ditors to refund taxes illegally collected.
For the protection of cemeteries.
Mr.. Klimper introduced a bill to amend
Section of the act of May 4th, 1869, author
izing Cincinnati to build the Southern Rail
road. The bill provides that the Trustees
shall organize into board and appoint one
of their number President; that a majority
of said Trustees shall constitute quorum; !;
they shall keep a full record of their pro-
cecdings, and make out an itemized account
of their receipts and expenditures The ac-
count for all past time shall be made out to
the 1st of next December and sworn TO be-
fore the Probate Judge, and hereafter for
each year the same on each 1st of December.
This Shall be published in form for general
distribution. 1t contains also the old pro-
visions for everything being approved by
the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
R A L l. RO O A ID II MI H
Corrected 90 Accord with Cincinnati
III me.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
epot, corner Mclean avenue and Gest SIT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-19
SENATE.

COLUMBUS April 1S.-The House bill to
authorize Probate Courts to appoint Com
missoners with authority to appoint special
school districts with territory in adjoining
townships, was passed,
A bill was introduced providing for the
appointment of district inspectors Of petro-
leum oil.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26
LETTER FROM AURORA.


I
COUNTRY SOUND ADVICE, ETr.
We received yesterday the following froa
Wattr. written upou the flaming Ia,,e1, ii the
Ezc}an-c Hotel. %: which lie il Mai.r D-1uo,
although Macintosh and Wade arr modesJly
mentioned is prorrictors, and it i, incident
ally mentioned that the Exchange Hotcl IS
first elias, i'll all It's appointments, and that
:'particular attention is paid t. transient
quests, which last sentence means W1tty,thc
accommodating:
AURORA, March "a 1873
UDIToE ArrEAL Having few moments
to spare, allow me to offer few items accord
ing to promise, in connection with my limited
experience during my sojonrn of six weeks in
this region; First, | must speak of Aurora.
can safely say that it viii be one of the best
camps in this locality. The Exchange Hotel
(McIntosh u Wadc), is now III splendid run
ming order, and the travelling public may
rest, or come, assured that no guest ever re
grets paying the house a visit. Having been
myself to Bodie, and having remained all
ample period to Investigate, | speak nothing
but the truth. You know ! never could lie,
and am particular about being truthful, be
cause 50 many people misunderstood other
people who talk about Boiie and don't know
what they are talking about, you SO. Well,
You start by Fantj.lds line 10 the new Ejdo-
RADIO, over Il Wild and romantic road. The
line l. first ,.'as. ami ,.v41, 4tt1I, m IL -,4i,l Ia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26

While riding our fiery lmtmed stecd out
beyond the humo on Sunday morning, We
met a buck and a sguaw, (thc former, strange
as It may sccm), carrying paroose, coming
in the direction Of town al a ccattr
velocity than that ordinarily attempted by
the hardy SONS and daughters and papooscs
Of the forest We wcl. Wishing for al itcn
and as things are SO terribly quiet in every
direction, Gus hopes we're a.. We began to
long for that family to come faster, I'M
agincd break in the tune, fire in the noun
tainS, Indian killed, anything to satisfy the
Unsuitable thirst for ii healthy item. We
paused. The aborigincs slackenyd their pace
We breathlcssly inquired, "Nhats the mat
ter, Jim? Anybody killed. Anything broke.
Speak, oh, chicftain speak lIe smiled a
placid smile Of calm surprise and said, Me
heap run; me seqaw heap run 20 CARSON Me
heap hungree by IN. " me -tcL en- din
ner. We addressed r,.oaI! [" the steed
and he proceeded, So did jim.
THE STREET INSPECTOR Is keeping the chain
4'tii7 ''tHS. tudt IL lN'NC Oh IItul " no are Oh
duty, in grading Musstr ucet, lie IS con
structing Il cutter from minnesota street to
the new sewer at the Carson street corner.
The street is being leveIed and Judging from
the way the work is progressing the street
will show great imprn cement in very short
time We understand ie intends to make
thorough overhaung u the highways and by
ways.
AKBEsTED.-On SUI day evening Officer
Duncan arrested It tramp, or d hnodlum or
something of the kim who was drunk and
disorderly. He was lodged in jail, but out
IF respect to the eXchcquer of the county and
to tighten the weight which rests upon the
honest taxpayer lie was released on his own
promise to proceed immediately to tie county
line, cross it and never again any more re-
turn Al any time, under any circumstances
Whatever.
BrLLoN. Received yesterday per south
ern stage by Wells, Fargo & Co., , bars from
the Northern Belle mine valued at s., 23S. IS,
one from Columbus valued at 81 $50. so, and
three from the Endowment mine valued at
=, Gj4. The 900 in fractional silver men
toned in Sundays issue was shipped last
evening to the assistant Treasurer of the
United States at st Louis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26
POSTERS.

The MoENIHG APPEAL job office is better
prepared to print posters, handbills and
dodgers than any establishment between San
Francisco and Omaha Come and inquire the
prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-26
DISTRICT COURT

In the District Court the case Of Maher Ct.
a. vs.. s. T. Swift was on trial. This is a
controversy on the subject Of the seizure of a
team. 1t was attached Oh the behalf Of Elder,
as the property of one Bouvard, Now the
Plaintiffs come forward, (the name Of the al
W. believe is Tousignaut) and sue for the
property as their own. Witnesses were OK
;nnincd yesterday and the case Will probably
occupy the attention Of the court tomorrow
No business in the Justice Court.
4 Bic CATcH.- were shown last even
ing massive trout, weighing fourteen pounds
''by the steelyards" which was in the posses
sion of James E. Dealey Of this city. He in
formed us that it was caught by his father-in-
law, Capt. C. A. Bragg, in the raging Truckce
opposite his residence in Reno. Handy place
to live that. The trout will hardly be on cx-
hibition to-day.
ForND-A nice honest lady brought in a
key yesterday which she found in the street.
1t is a thin steel key bearing the stamp Of II.
& f. Manufacturing Co. The owner can have
it hy applying at this office, proving property
and politely asking the writer Of this notice to
step ojlt and take a cigar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

CHARLOTTE THOMSON Az heretofore no.
ticed, Miss Charlotte fho'ppSon appears at
SArepta Hail 10 n;sht az Jane Eyre 10 The Well
kuowu drama It that title, She has iu't finish
ed an engasetSent in Rich nnfd. aud the DIS.
patch ct that city ia noticing her ps!t,gmaoos
says:
Miss BrontA's story Of 40 orphans wcougs a
governess' trials, ED loves trumphs oTer two
troubled souls, is ore thst has sppcsied 20 thou
sands Of sympathetic hoarts, sod n the chsrse
CT such good company as told 1t last night,
serves the rsput iiion she has won. and in this
her favorits cfsrscter !s truly great. Tha con.
alcting emo,ions--as where singing under a
sense Of Injustice sha dutifally struggles on snd
learns 10 forgive Der !ormentors represent"
ed with tru:hiu!rtEs and power which entitio
her TO something moro than convantioal praise
Her support Was very good. Iskcn 81 ~, Ell
trety, the company is the best che tbs: has besn
here this season, aud tho srdisnca # last might
seeing and n2procisting it, was f.r more liberal
in Applause tlaa Richmond people AKA nsusllT
disposed to be. Thn evening Wa, : delightful
ono for AL cresa!i..''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
Snow Storm.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. 23-Tha heaviest
snow stern sincc 1871 visited this section las
night and is stil raging. The suow is fully
three feet 10 depth on evsl and badly drifted.
Trains o. all the roads running to aud from th1
city are delayed and it is uncertain whether aby
trains leave before to night. The weather is
very cold. No serious casualties are reported.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Dec 23.-Between two
and three feet of snow have fallen since Sstur-
dsy morning in this region and it is sill snow
ing. All trains on tho Rome, Wslertown s.
Ogdensburg and the Utica and Blsckriver rail.
roads are badly delayed. No trains have ar
rived since Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
sIEIALL'S VEGETABLE

EgIIALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENxwER is . scinnl'i, com bina.io OF some Of
the most powerful restorative agents in the veg
esa5lo kingdom. 1t restores gray hair TO It's
original color Ii 1nskes the scalp white and
claan. IL cares d@ndrub and humors, and fall
layout Of :he kHr. IL furnishes lhs nu!ritive
principle by which tho hsir is nouEished and
supported 1t makes thu hair moist. soft ed
glossy ard is unsurpassed as Esir-dressirg.
Il is tho most economical preparation ever offer.
ed 10 tho pualc, rs IT. effects main long time,
making only al occasional application necessary
il i; recon ended and ussd by eminent medi-
ca u.sn, ANA oril tally endorsed BY TIC State
ssa2or o. Mt,snrh lsetis The popularity OF
Hslrs Heir Remover has increased ~ln the test
of many years. both i'll this cOui!ry aud IN Tor,
ejgn LANDS and it is How bncIn Snd used IN sll
The civilized countries Of tho world. For sale
by Z. S. L3s3 5eH.9r - Ero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
FINE DRESS SUITS AT DEALHAM s.

\ BENEVOLENT WoR4,-The METHODIST
Church of New York is constantly engaged, 10
providing for the Increase OF It's borders. / o
ssps1ats organization has been commleteu Tue
work Of extending the ietiaenc7 OF the enutc?.
Kew. VIM. p. Corbitt, the famous reViVahS'' Il
chairman OF this committee OF eAts'S T;, ,n,a
be used to 60 wavtgs Of neuralgia. a us cure
he asoribes to Giles Llrmons loa'oo mn
Hold By E. S. Leadbeater & bso. go Send 10, ioI
nanp!.!et. Tssl size Is cents. nr' giles ~
MAST Broadway, Il. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
Pard9OnpE.

HARTFORD, CT, Dec. 23.--Janes l.. Chap
man, formerly cashier of the Farmers aud Me-
chanic's Na;iona! Bank, of Hartford, who was
sentenced to State prison at Wethersield. in
May, 1877, for five years, for embszzlement OF
the bank funds, has been pardcned cut by
President Hayes on a petition Of numerous
c;t:1,ps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

PREsENTATIoN.-Tbe ofjcsts and Grew of
tho Stesmr,r Jobo ". Tboup~ou have procored
very c'.'ly and bsnisoms Koiehts Teppar
badge which they proposed to present to Cap
a'n y Jhr L. Wuvd. alter the steamer left his
MY This norLieg o. her downward trip. Mr. E.
Il, Howe. the gentleusnly purser, was selected
to make The presentation speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
GXDIOSfOR.

Troy. Il. Y, Dec. ga boiler explosion
ocautred this morning at 7 o'clock at the star
forge Of Cornins's iron mill, in south Troy.
Water tender Alfred St, Charles was instantly
killed; Pudd!er Thos. Gentleman, fatally IN
jured. and four others wounded. The expo
sion was caused by low water in the boiler
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
NGDBY SUIrS AT DEALHAM 5.

THE GREATEST REDUCTION IN Day GooDS
EVER KNOWN All Of our inllleneo stuck OF
D:y Gaods, $50 coo worth. reduced to prime
c,st Ezz,al!ept back sill, reduced to 75o,prime
ccet. 3.autilul dress goods, silk aud WOOL,
reduced to 90. Fioes Fccach novelties silk
aud vacl dress goods reduced to primo cost.
Crowded ali the ;nc seIlicg !ho cheapest Cry
goods ia Washington. ,,GaSpot send samples
ippossihlo.! C;nsss trimmed with velvet or
sill, from S. to $35. CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
FOR TksE HOLIDAYS.


ALEXANDER VIRGINIA,
Orsrs at LOWEST PRICES the following
carefully selected GROCERIES,:
LONDON LAYER RAISINs..."."......".l5c
LAYER and MUSCATEL do.................",12
QUARTER BOXES LAYER DOM. ""....65
HALF BOXES DOM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
QUARTER BOXES LONDON do......".60
HALE BOXES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
PRIZE VALENCIA RAISINS ..."...."". 8
PRIME SEEDLESS do"". ..........." ......'". III
PRIME NEW CURRANTS. "........... .'.'"
PRIME NEW CITRON. ".".."........ '..."'EO
COXE5 CELhTINE 49,; pkge."."""Sl 90
NELSON'S HELATINE l6c: 6 pkgs.... l 90
ITALIAN MACCAROMI........, .....G0
fArRA QUEEN OLIVES ..".50
ATMORES PLUM PUDDING 80 and 60
ATMORE'S SaLNCE MEAT (the best). ..""l2
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW. .......... ......35
ENGLISH PICKLES ........................"".35
GENUINE FRENCH MU9TARp.."..".25
DRIED SUGAR CORN .......,.. .........-.....1O
WIN3L0W VS. CANNED CORR ..... ..2O
GENESBE VALLEY j1.............. ..."..l5
APPLE EETrTS.rf:: ................... s AID 10
L''A''. "".''.."'.'''' ..''''."l| aSu IL
TURKEY l,HUNE rs. ...... ...... ......... s and 10
EEENCu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,l23
l. !aSG s CAMS TOAATOES. ....,..."..."...l0
NE{F YORK CREAM CHEESE..." ......-12!
We would cal especial attention to the fol.
loving rcducoh prices Of ColFeea of our roasting:
Ecas!od Rio, good .... "... ....." ."lec
BIO, De2t"......... ...'''.".-O
Lhsstuyrh D35l,r.,............. .........Eo
" Maransibo, best...,..,a,..""........"
- Old Government Java, bost....."....32
gcod......,. ..,......,,.""......'...". I
- CnClCo .,,........ ,....,......,... ~
Very h2GS Sugar""". ...'s''"
Standard 4 Sugsr... ....".".. ..,...."......"" "a
Granulsted Go~.
-t 4 :NE3 EO~QerGI uO,-. IL
Cut Leaf Su2sC.......... .-..... ......"..."...l
Cruahai dom. ..... ..........".I
Green Coaecs. Colman's Mustard, Fruit Pre-
serves, Jellies sni BaLsar, H!l's and Hsvenner' s
Fine Crackers and Cakes, Capo Cod Cranber-
ries, Evapora.sl hpples. Dried Fruit9, Fine
Sy1ups and Mo!a:ses, Canned Goods, Finest
Green, Ooiong md Japan TeaE, &C., &c. all for
sale at BOTTOM PEIUGS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
LOCHL RKEI"JTgES.

Thirty five persons professed conversion, at
Roberts Chapel. colored, last night.
Letters addressed to Harsborg s. Stiefcl, Bal.
timore. Md i, and j. p. Mendune, Boston, Mass,
are detained in the posto flee here for want of
postage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

MASONIC FUNERAL The fuoeral Of the
late VIM. H. Daltop, whose death, i1 Wash
iDgtou, was mentioned on Saturday, took place
yesterday afternoon from the Potomac Ferry
wharf. It was attended by Andrew jackson
L,dge, No. l20. Of Masors. of which the do
ceased was member, and large number Of
citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
seorcu LLAMA Wool OVEScoArs 4
DEaLuaM's.

FALSE EcoNoMY.-ls 1t true tson'my s;' ~
usa cheap, ~du,etatcd bakOg po%oI ho. "ns' =
j. highly irju'isus 20 health mcie.y ss' sev
;'o:san2 Common sense and e4priisoce say
/. =, '"' nooLs-'s YEAST POWDER. which has
w. Wv oil E,,oyn tor twenty years as IA aeso
ua ~, amer. wholesome, aud in every respect
H.. be article, is witbio the reach OF al those
,st1 nrac,ios true ec,ncmy 10 this reapeo''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
Governor Hampton Improving.

COLUMBIA, S. g., Dee. 23.-GoscrGcr
Hamptou' 5 condition is very much improved,
aud be is generally believed to haTs passed tie
crisis 10 safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. A. Mushbach. mem.
Der OF tue House of Delegates from this city,
has returned home for the holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
Sentenced.

NEW YoEK, DEC. 23.-James Kearaey,
leader 4 the Third sgenu3 car strikers,
convicted of assauItiug non striking drivers, WIS.,
t, dag eenteuoed 10 General Sessions to three
noutns in the penl1entiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

APPROPRIATE. -BcautiluI lioea liemS!!tched
Initial EandkcrohiatS, tall Dozen ia boz, Tor s.
Christmaa present; prices moderate, at Katzen'
sscia's. the fash ionah'o c'othiar. $40 Seventh
street, WashiU9ton. y. T.;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

YEsTERDAY.-rhe churches yesterday were
quite we'll attended, considering che unpleasant
weather. The regular pastors offciated in al
of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

( Movable CITY.-CGplsin John Goldman,
in le.:or from Oaeds on Lhs line CT the Utah
aad Northern Railroad, in process Of construc.
ton from Ogden to Ms2tone, says:
Cneidais walking town. It jumps along AS
tho rG sd progresses. Hotels houses, stores, sa-
icons, stables and all other buildings arc pu. np
ia sections. marked ard numbered. ~ nen the
active superintendent gives the order the whole
town Is taken to pieces in two days, packed on
the train sud with all its inhsoi!auts moved
sor G to the next stopping place.
Nav streets are then laid out, and q new city
formed of tho old materials, springs into Hie.
& Jur.sniag until fifty miles mos OF railroad la
umpietad, Ihen it jumps again. Thus Ii VIII
continue to amp tai the travelling municipality
is merged in The permaaen. city ct Virgins or
He,ena, ut whichever Of them The read inay ter :
snInetss 1t is satisfactory TO It's msns;Hrs th.t
j! pays Il fair Interest on it3 cost
Oneida sesued to US full OF life aud v:gor. As
we came out from OUT course boarded, tant-
covered hotel ia the rnorEiog We saw horses,
wagonS snd teamsters, camped far snG near
Inc ,:len were turDing Cut rubbing tuelf eges
ex pisnaLory Of The internal racket OF MUSE sid
dancing We had heard IN the Mig ht, Waen saloons
aid faro tsbles were doing their profitable bus
mess Ths train had come in loaded with freight.
consisting OF all kinds Of merchandise and agri.
cultural tools.
Twentv.six wagons with their four. horse teams
were drawn up at the station waiting to re loso
and begin their long journey Of three hundred
rules, the coaches having already departed with
their passengers. Their owners and drivers will
doubtless regret every shortening OF fifty miles
but The owners of tho goods and the tired tray
oiers will rejoice. Many mora wagons wita their
downward lreishts of uIllon, and ores OF slvs1'
copper and lead, were dscharglng their Loads,
and our hotel was filled with AIDED, dusty pas
ssngers, who congratulated themselves GA the
comfort il store for them in the easy motion ana
rapid transit of T. rsilrosd car, Each OF the
coaches thst had arrived carried three ct Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S, messengers, with double oaFreieo
cssded by forerunuers on horseback, armed IL
Inc same way. This is the old style of traye!.nk
| in these territories, and do you wonder it the
| law styls il o welcome improvement.