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LETTER FROM TEXAS,
PrrsBuRa, CAMP Co. 1rxAs,)
liileg9 September Sth, 1850. {

,iApii4sV. September Stli, 1850. = y
DEAR SIR:-Belng native OF your
State, and having in the past enjoyed
reading Your valuable paper, ilake
the liberty OF sending you d few lines
from this point
| arrived at this place OIL the 24th
of April, was kindly welcoinca by
some ofihc warm hearted citizens Of
Pilisburg, Hg'l '''''- p p VIZ l' 9.
Pittsburg presented very piciur-
eeque appearance at that time, which
won my admiration from the first. II
u one Of the most moral little towns
IN Eastern Texas. The locality at
and aroundis high, level and healthy,
well timberel and wstetcd, iaviiIg
IRON, copper, allltIi, sulphur, and
pure water, mostly wpllwatcr. Pitts
burg has $40 Inhabitants, has twelve
dry goods houses. two hardware
stores, six family groceries, four sa-
looms, tour cabinet and TOUR black
smith shops, one market house, two
livery stables, two warehouses. ono
steam mill, two hotel., two churches,
(preaclling twice a month ut each }
horhsrs ono ,ins,nr n,,o ,,ic,nre gor,
Ierv ana sailIarr' Il. 4 sI,nam,t /.
shons also , vood brass hanI oud
string baud, one confectionery, print
ing Office, publishing a weekly paper,
vOOil Sabbath schools: also rood
biyI, sc,,nnt ,sbic,,is ,n,,ar ,,harae NJ
prof Harris viii ssvArdr assis,ant
,eachcrs: music tauyht bv Misses
Fannio aud Cracia Darforth Our
town ,tl,,rds-,ive l,wyers and s;y
nrac,is,ng nby yticta.s9IlT TLoT Red
i,iver tas, ,;nc a,,J Texas 81 Iouis
Ra;lroads cross nj ,h;s noin, eioh,
dniIv trains dne lJ,i,tsbnrg 10 i'm.
nroyins To,,iaIy q TIN b,ildi,i0. arr
mostIy cn,ia an m, iAiq nlas,eF;u,,g
Al, scem ,o rdn;rc ,hc substonlial oil
wa, orcc,i;ng onl nonstjng which
yor, con,sn,,ably 6uisl,ea I'm ''.'oD
Thc nroa,est obiar,;nn T haveiio
IToxas ;s ,ho hoaeI saml ,ul,icbr IL
a,.,nq NJ u do6W i,,,oGr s,ree,o
WI ono rn,iJ M toll What o,,r
s,,nn,rs linn wore ,yhe,, we haI waled
,hranaI, IL Il ynrv ,yyar,.,n hcrc NJ
M ,;ne u,ye L.d vood Seasons
or",s ara eriond;.i ,l,rongh nj. nor'
.o ~, ~ Th. ,,,a,.,,,has ;a;nrad on,tn,
!" ',V. some 20 ex,em,' The sojl produces
Well can raise everything in the way
", w.,, ns,,o,,,,a, ~" Sal. n ,his nort;o;y,
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Who Murdered Morgan,

Il know how Morgan was Killed, \
said Thurlow Weed, iaand where and
when hc was killed, and who Killed
him. II was dreadful murders N2'
.lIow do know?" he asked, rc.
pea,iig my question. ~ know be-
cause the criminals themselves con.
fessed it tome before they died."sua
aIsitpossible PHI said. arWillyon
toll the public aboutit?y 10 81 ,a,9g
sYes. . have ioldit partially be-
fore 1t was in 1884, about five years
after the sudden Disappearance of
MorganSthat on mviliial for libcling
the Masons, two mem volunteered to
be my Witnesses One of these men
was John Whitney, ii,na,, s,l.s,
II Think Mr., Weed said, ''the
other was tbclI who had charge
| Of the old fort where Morgan was
confined by his captors.n sth ~
lie went on: '"i SN3 s,'''N y
al invited them 10 cat some oysters
with mc after the trial, and whilewe
weie at the table John Wlitncyoon.
senied, IN reply TO oui;rurgency, TO
nakea clean DpcpsL aot IL abuut the
murder Of Morgap.s lie declared the
terrible secret had been burden on
him day and night, and then he told
who ibe men were who left the
Lodge one dark night 10 put Morgan
out OF the way, lest he might reveal
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List of Premiums to be Dis
tributed to our Subscrib-
ers at our 2nd. Annual ia
Distribution. n

| rIiiNu 14jlt Y NhIli.t Jfht sitf1 1iG
g Enconragcllby y9tho success Of a Sim
liar undertaking last year,we have de-
termined to distribute a number oI
valuable pfeninms amoug our sHbr
scribers neYt fall ia Every CASH sub
seribcr. will get a ticket in the distri-
button and haye an equal chance Al
the premiums. o
THOSE wlio have already paid foI
the paper can get tickets by showing
receipts. II " lsHiaHt ilr ln s,-'4I
i.We have selected Tho premiums
with care and offer nearly tltroe times
as mapy4asi We did last, yearsAt
will be seen from the list below there
are thirty Prizes, ranging from eighty
| dollars down.
r. * No. IT. Two,hofse s''''.'
Wagon, made by NJ. @. Forbes $50
q2.i ANo.1 White Sewing il9sa
Machine. /. B. .s.i.... .sGL-. q $50.
i3.aoAnelegant Silver Tearset II.
Of siy pieces from } M, Howe, $40,
a, One gents Saddle, made ,,,,,
by >, A. =: johnson $a0,
D.. A genuine oz. Silver
Watch aitlam movement A
from Jas. G.NahI. .s.l.i.a.i! .ia.el $40.
q6.a South Bend Chilled Plow gifs
from WinIrec ~ hlart,+l. .ia. l.aa $50.
.I.e Oliver Chilled sPlow,t ao
from q. G.. Shqnklin.. .,.>:l.d SlS,
| 81 Improved Dexter CYrl lsa.
shcllcr, from NJ Gregory y Bro. Sl2,
o. Silver Butter Dish, FROM
Robert Mills. Jrl. ..!'.... slo-
1oI Solid Is Karat Gold let
Ring, front gJasaL. WaflJse. $40.
,allhlExtra Large Farm Bcll1lsl I
from Wipfreei,S Hartec .;hs $50,
IL, Double Plow,s manufac5, al,
tnred BY Moore 4 ,Edmnnds,. $40,
l3, Silver Cake basket, from, Z I
Robert Minis, ". :. has.e. ,2$$S,
Ia. Set Uf '1able Op6ons, =
from eJ'o MoHawe,eM !HN!%i? 50.
9los void ten ana iiOacr,' oh !
lromlJ. MalLowe.gagmi.Ta8. aes 40.
16g Carrying llnile aill Fork, 9Bi
from C.AhThpmpsqa. ,,,rg.. $5
| IL. Tin Chamber, Set three ~.
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FROM ROY.

We are still wl,hopilf rm up for
lie Souri, KENTteKtAS.' Not, long
since u gentleman approached us
while rustcaling al Cnfton and de-
manded our day book. We, Of course,
handed tito him, aud he took il and
WI o,c his own subscrh,Jfo,foil a page.
We didn't say much, but have loved
that great man ever since.
Charlie, the gals all like.an agent,
didu't ynn know iiY WclI, agents
seem 10 like them, too, and who can
blame 'cnl Tor agal twill Ie,nl out be
cider from under the bed, and drag
The biggest water melon from the
closet, when the old man will snarl
and swear he's brokc oil the time.
We ARE sorry TO learn that some OF
your correspondents are offended at
some fun we got of not long since in
the Kentuckian. To those whose
fcelings are really wouhdcd We would
iain inhke lhe faneaae hpuorablcg
so in our humble hianHer We respects
fully lift the brim OF our old cap 10
The whole crew. We have always
made ita point in life to wound no
lones feelings Observation-Disclosures the
gui.c ofa nom de plume, aud we su-
prcmcly hate the man or woman who
win Insult or malign a fellow crea-
turc in such n manner. We have al.
ways tried to behaye ourself decently
III church, contribute dime occa-
sionally TO the preschers and treat
our neighbor as ourselfss We have
never thought that should our neigh
Dor steal our 4coai we would give
him another, &ronl the simple Tact
that neighbor would be pusillani-
nous aud mean who would exact u
and then again We haven't got but
one coat, besides the ole we own IN
cahoot with the governor. anil he
might object. WehayMcyerYmade i
especially 10 Keep our vest pulled
down and our chin carefully wiped
of, although owing to constant f.
,inncial troubles wc have never been
liable ~ take The good advice ofs the
iamentcd Horace Greeley. In jog.
ging along through tho uneven path
way oflfe, we have managed. to omaks
u good many friends nmda few enc
mics. To the former wegwonld give
our love, to the latias let there b,
peace between us forever,
| But we have noticed that the mar
Il \ \ I'll 1 \
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things which thou hast not yoi looked

things which thouhast not yet looked
upougd n9ns 9N hlUup Yl1u bE8b am
t3l. Bat Timothy inmbled not uiil
the racketlofithal one3 for hisiheart
was exceedingly slcavyi; yea, in the
bott0iB o'N his boots seemed il. to lie.
81. Aud Timothy gat him forth
from that place. laiid,sat him on
curb stone and wept; and when one
said un.o him. why, weepest tlIous
then answered Timothy ulitodhat one
thusly: :dgd uWol il,~2al WVgi'l hm
i33 May the rice be seasoned with
ihe1snlIif suirhe ScolchniauI il thou
kno west nut why these tears! lo'l IA
l3l. Behold. thy servant doth weep
atlthe inipiiiy OF him u whoirunnetli
The ishebang ofwliclialie SAITH, ltis
the Exposition; iorif one saith with
iinl his heart, | will look Hupon. thai
which is made OF this people, then is
that one sco0ped. 4lagM ,id ii IN,
35 And III onesaiih, By the obones
of lie Great iliairy ,lletius die Ehto
this place and look Gupon the circus
which is there, then is he also scoopedi
56. For there Is neither the one
thing nortlie other, 9aBdI he who ch-
gineereth the machine givelh moi uilr,
10 this people good thing OF one
kind or 0fanother kind.
TaVerily, ii were beticrthat we
have the circus or the Exposition,
that lie Observation-Disclosures ante
thereof, and choose between llIem.r
,3S., II man Say unto tlice. Behold
this is all exposition OF tile ehahtii-
work ofothisi people, qqesiion thou
lin ;'Shew unto me, i pray thee, that
man of much talents which bath made
the dogs therein, Or the incn of
Bornco, and divers fittings alGo'
to; unto;thy servant. give Arrest. jAyos
80. Aud Timothy arose, and de
parted IRON ilmt place, and as he
came by way ofa certain street, one
came unto him. and spaKo,t sayipg,.
Saw est thou the pictures etwhich
the tribe OF Blowhari SAYS, tits the
gallery of arty And Timotllytiapsw-
cred unto that one, Yea, verify; but
il is not good.s-ss--~s----,-.s---s
| 40 Then said, that other, one. Go
thou BY day;fdr nc weird light is not
good, bismillah, when thou hast
looked upon the art BY day, then wilt
thou say, II is very good. .''
Al. Then came another ono unto
Timothy, sayipg.lIlas thou looked
upon the arr /? Aud Timothy answer
ed unto that one, Yea :, aud that opc
thrust his tongue into his cheek, and
put his finger unto lis eye, and drew
down the corner thereof, and Opened
| his head and chimlcd unto Timothy
Illus. ee f..ff
AZ. Sou Of Ebllf, thou hast looked
upon many things afore the night was
come, and they were good; notso
with the pictures thou sawesti there
fore he who would discover their
beauties which ale hidden goeth by
day to look thereoh,flHai 9yEa f5ll
43. And that one winked with his
eye and gal him away with speed.
"A. And Timothy hicd him into
his tent and laid rim npon his bed
aud pQndered upon the things which
be had seen and heard yea, and
wrote thereof in his book;
s45. Saying, Great is JMogynness
Puff ami greatis his circus. Il D ,ll
! 46.iU Sclah.--S1nddy argus datn,
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! IADvEHrrs1Nc RATE.
EXTRAORDINARY SHOOT
4.af., ING a,tf
DR., Ruth and NWift I, from Che WiIds
oftho Wcst, Ont do the Famous
~ Cary or. ~
New York World,

Fhe visitors to the Brocklyh priy-
ing pafk Yesterday ai'epl,oon nau
mover dispfiy 80. oeiofc ''nc'H ~ 'no
riile Andp Pistol shooting ohDHs lh'tli
and Mrs. kptA. pF, ltlnli ~ west
erll man, wears MS eur'iong uauer
broaflibriInineu whlllee nay, ah9 ans baS
a.,yelyrt shpo'lpg jacket tl'ef tho5
sHlc,pt Weslerh rlileinep lie y lMi
and free IN his lholloils, lohs'ns rif
represellins-riiic abonl as u II were
u mere waild.i'aMrs.Nfh'h lsia iaoy
wni'iavery much ianiied compression
and the.cissl''sse, o. packwoous I, wos'
lIaii.,s9l estcra'Yls wore a.s"rt'fo'
GalnshorouglIAhat, ana ,wheh i'aiin-
ling The pistoi or lile@did no' even
;ake the trouble to remove her laee
mltss. Ihere was \ ialr,sizfesd fsi /, eroWa
prescu', liciudihH a9uiiipep OF iauicS.
Captain u. U. Bruce, tlic eeleorateu
rifle-shoi; Y. w WnSate, The Scc-
retary aud one Of ne cracks of ne
Fountain Gnh Club; I. ". Banks,
and other expert sllooersy were
present, ana watched the perlOfniahce
narrowly. :
Mrs. hutli began the banging anu
the hitting by aiming With ? plsloia at
glass balls, and itiev7wafe shattered
~ aln9s' Isvefy ease, WIN ~ pis-
tol hcld sideways mere mere a, Was lniss
or TWO more, "nui igciiefaity every
shot told. when the pistol was IN
vcried and thealin tA-eli neiow w
stea'i of above lhe ilirboI 'nre thero
was n9apParnnt loss ~ 'u'e per,sfh' +
age OF hts Whch me uaii was niii's
by string aud sci swinging Mrs.
Ruth stood eighteen yards OIL ana
niadc aclean ibreilR'ot' here hrst1si'ot'
The rlac was atheN handled throueh =
he same series OF sllois. ailu .ie usual q
want OF eraee with whitehall women
handle guns was apparent. Whei'
ilic biiis were ihrown up N 'he ar
Mrs Hiliirs'oous aSsoou Instance on
and shattered q aozcb Ao,,V' -'he ~, !
teen, ana tlhs feature Wheh ehcorcu |
was finally as good.rs.arssssra,
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IIowasl iIonrtho1 oor,ntrv.. and M

He wasl il'onrthe country. and was
parading Galveston .ayeuuc with his
sister on his ann, when his olbew aci
icidontlya struck against "a la.ly who
was walking with 4 gentleman; The
latter was furious at the insult offered
tie lady, threatening duo yengcahce.
when tho ytmns man from the conn
try Said TO hissconpanion; SAIL, lct
him punch you and we will call II
even
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III. ----.------r--- - - ----l-7
"a Pea for the Soap Agent.


81 slanlI Inapbqry sllssgsF5 g.a
BE kind to the soap agent. lie has
a lather, pcilals, and . M ther who
knew him iii his innocent youth,
Perhaps even now, in some Western
village, fond hear.S arc Leatmg for
himgapd sweet nlps breathe loye's
desrgstpraycrsller his welfare. 6Ihere-i
fore Jay him dowu tepdcrly, fold his
hands peacefully q, his breast and
close his eyes gently as yoo put him
to rest under ihe @br;iuchcs Of The
weeping willow where the birds ear'l
gall9hroagh the summer ? days their
snItestsongs. biiButplsnt linn deep
plant him dcep.5a 81 q ashlh 10 lt
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. - . : 2 - : = II -
,ll4Ahouto ying,I.

"WRcre We're YOU When the hfsl
shotiwag tiitis"f askcd q Galveston
lawyer HaIiieiE fiilp lioiiEliile1gu
- MAS lJ ing duwnlon the spfa'''sso
where was your .hGshaAdy'imrd y
"lIc was'lyiny~,tpwmvT-thc back
gallWys''o ~ iqlsi gslf.t nlaaha6 n
r,iAndr yourpohihlren--whcre were
'thcyY'Mls NRhsaiNli gfii'sss-9ss
s'iThnyiweuelying down on the bed
last aslccp5'ie'A ANsanNes y dq il
"Any other -munberYof your famil,
lying down DOWN." 9iAaA
'.Well, Observation-Disclosures wa'
here expect he would belying down
in tho Court Houses lie isla lawyer,
unless he has reformed rccently9, 3le.
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Tomothcrs wlssechildren arewccp-
ing.-- Swcetv and baliny ia slumber
secured for the little ones, aud coughs
and coldsrapidly ybanished BY the use
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
13csnts,
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I'll 81 r-r~i1S,sJ-t UT 8 flf- tysT1HA1
Tolegraphic from Toledo, O.

Mr.. Editol;; Saxtos your. readers
that, DAYS Kidney Pad is extensively
used here by our best citizens, and is
elrccting most wonderful cures. IL i
the best kidney remedy eveis sold iii
this locality, sfeS9 fl2ili Nlo s7
g9ff W.9K. Vest Druggist 3
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Workmgmcnl Look to your sin
tcrrsts aud save doctor bills by using
Dr bulls Cough Syrup.
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YOUNG MEN


suffering finin ucryass AMI lillysiral uchilliy
i,ss nr invnnry .0r Vitality impairrd ny tue
rrrur- nf Youth or too close application 10 hii.
tinrSs or work may b. restored and manhood
lclsaihsd.
Avnhl an kilnry medicines whirli are taken
intn the system " was pi the z,nMnvh; u u
40 oil Treatment well tried AMI prnycn inciii.
ricnt, thungh sometimes rllrcting apparent
rure- ul one complaint the, row thr sse't'
II more Troublesome audpeinanent hlsnrtlnrs-
The price Of oilr PAD hrInRt ~ wlihi9 th'
reach ofAlishnl itrwtll Annliaily shyS thanN
tnnra Its rnsl IN dnctDf-' billa, mv'ilelncs sanu
plasirrs. Which 90 Mst give hut lcnpOra.
fyrcliri. IL can ht, usr'iN wlthaup tear OF
hhnn. and wiih certainty Of y peilnhnsni sure
FOR sale III Nrnegisfe generallr or scat W
mail (frre 81 ishetA9e ~ reccintaqi the prive
Iiegdiarl'asi ~ M thilaN pnd, lierinenntin
ciitcil urine IL ulfitifep) 81 ,At: ArrdliL Tex
ira sife,l 81 0n Onr hnck, -iinw u life VA
snsri,r siuas fhc hiftps ot tits ecw 'iis.
emery a6d . ihfge rctsrt VI rnosl renarkabls i
cures, icnt fred Write f0f Il. Address DAY
kIlpNtfi sft nfs],, inlrd0, q.
itss kidney fads ntn'
scrkInga saie on our reputation. We. dnrn,<i
iuc the glhigied IL. warn ihrn.. Ask ioi
DAYS KIDNEY PAD, aNll take no other.
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CHRONICLES.
ny TIMOTHY, TIE SCRIBE,

Concerning the Circus OF Mogynness, which Ii
called the Pun, and Certain Things Therein
Confined. iii +ii ~
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PAININ THE BACK.

We Aay positively, and without fear OF CON
trs,lirib,u that nAl = KIDNEY PAD Is the
only CERTAIN ant iermnnent cure for ever,
rorn Of illls prevalent and distressing com
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inbetcs ana Brluht's Disease.

While H. cure Of Gravel, Dropsy, Catarrh of
ih, Blasiiicr. Brckiiust Dcpislt, Painful
rrinating. iiigh-Cui0red Urine. Nervous
wrakness. an,i Pain IN the Back seems morc
like inirau les than cases Of natural healing.
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Tan now he fnun'l at his Oil stand on Rlisseli.
willie Street IN ffnnt Of q. W smiths livery
stable. pa'ly 20 wait npon his oil customers
and frirnhs. Horse slioeing aspecislty.1
March 10 lss0-3m "a ,In1li 'fr ai8rq
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THE FUEL QUESTION.

Many who have visited this country
during the past few months have anxious.
ly inquired, What do you do for fuel:"
Many imagine that we are wholly depend>
ent On Minnesota for wood, and on Illinois
and Iowa for coal. When in fact we arc
no more dependent on those three states
for these luxurles, than they are us. Wood,
we will admit, does not grow in abun.
dance here, but our coal resources arc
inexhaustable. II. E. Sargent, General
Manager OF the great Northern Pacific;
railroad says that the existence Of coal
beds in the Yellowstone valley no longer
remains doubtful; that l30 miles west OF
Bismarck the grading of the road cuts
through veins from ten to eighteen feet in
thickness. The coal is Of first class
quality and is now being used by the
company as fuel for the engines. .-
1t is also we'll known that immense
quantities of coal have been taken from that
lonely region, the Black Hills, and that
company has just been organized and the
survey made for narrow gauge railroad
from the Black Hills mines to Deadwcod
for the express purpose of conveying the
coal to that city and other commercial
points in that country. No one need fear
to locate in Stutsmsn or any other place
in Dakota or account Of a scarcity Of fuel
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Fargo Daily Argos, Jan 18th.

SstSs OoSay AEBoe, 90 AVta.
There are few things territorial that
escapes the shsrp eyes Of ths Press and
Dakotian. The ambition of Jamestown
to some day be territorial capital is per-
fectly apparent to it, and the Argus would
suggest very respectable ambition. too.
Jamestown's GREATEST drawback is, end
long has been. the want of paper. 1t is
not the fault of tho people of that very
enterprising place, for leading men of the
locality have very recently offered a good
bonus to any one who would start 4 de-
cent paper. Under the circumstances,
however, it would be hard to get any ore
to tackle the field. With journal to
represent Its progress and entcrpri Sc,
jamestown mig ght aspire to almost any
thing.
Edwards, you know you are a ID
liar. and that jamestown does not want
to be territorial capital. As for you
trying to get another paper to come in
here we do not care cent. If you have
got any idle presses just send them along
but for God sake, don't infect upon US a
paper like the Argus. Your scheme t.
make the ALERT Spencer organ did not
work We have in the cause of our short
existence meet with several just such bays
of wind, as the Argus, which. thank God
is looselng it's grlp in Jamestown
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC TIAE$
AHEAD. "" so

The extra edition Of the Northern
Pacific Times, published at Valley City,
by DR.. II. W. Coe, has reached us. II is
in the form of six column luarto and
presents very artistic appearance. Its
contents is largely devoted to matters Of
interest concerning lands and villages
along the Northern Pacific, describing
with accuracy their advantages ana
ability. Those who are in qnsst OF cor
rect and extensive information concerning
the different points along the Northern
Pacific should not fail to avail themselves
of copy oft. 1t is worth ten dollars II
any man who consensplates coming out
west The unssiiish and courteous man.
ner in which Dr.. ,Goe has treated the diff
ferent cities and villages along the
Northern Pacific proves hi q. rue gen
tleman in every sense Of the word, 5oau
copies have already been issued and q!
ready TO be nailed 70 any one desiring
them, ..
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-01-20
A Thousand Dollar safe For Stnts-
man County.

The new county safe just received at
this place is six feet, ten inches high, three
feet deep and tive feet wide, and weighs
nine thousand pounds. 1t las two COM
binatlon locks aud one key lock. The
burglar proof vaults arc protected by
thirteen chilled steel plates and furnished
with the latest improved burglar ploof
combination lock. The safe was EUR
chased Of the well known firm Of Nosler,
Bahemsnn & Co., Of Cincinnati, Ohio. It
is credit to Stutsnan county as we'll ss
to the firm who manufactured it, and in
time will be just the kind Of safe needed.
1t is the largest safe Gu the Northern
Pacific - ------
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-01-20

Pay your taxes and ave expense
Aher February 1st, thsy become deliu-
Qsest. .a~. Dse7ow
The able editor Of ths n p. Times says:
We had the pleasure Of extending our
haad fssternally to Bro. xcClur !, Of the
ALERT. Mac expects to odd consider.
Able amount of printers stock 70 what be
now has on hand. Printers nesd new
stock sod new fixtures every week, and
bssidss 1t - good deal of cost and hard
work to attend ~ the running duties
oia printing Office and the people should
take hold 1t they want thsir paper TO
socceed. We ses that the ALERr has .
good patronage and ws give it % our
opinion that the lest two pumbers were
the best ever published st Jamestown.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-01-20

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@ @H.#a.s #' -> -saes s@@ asaa&.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-01-20
JAMIE in Fargo Republican

JAMIE in Fargo Republican: -
.xHhc editor Of the ALERrs anxiety as to
Aho .'Jamie" is, ought to be relieved, and
if he don't stop chewlnga certain young
lady's ears, he will very suddenly become
aware that it IL all understood by Jamie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-04

Among other hospitalities extended to NJ. de
Lesseps in New York, he had the opportunity
the other day to attend a S2oO,OO0 fire. and see
the operations OF the fire department. OF course
he was surprised and delighted, as he was ex-
pected to be, with the extent and perfection OF
the apparatus, the skill and energy of the men,
and the supply of water. But what puzzled the
great engineer most, and what he wanted to
know, was, why we do not in this country build
more substantially and more securely, and thus
be able to dispense with such expensive NUM-
cipal appendages as we are obliged to support,
and at the same time practically escape all risk
of extensive CONGREGATIONS. The old fellow evil
IDENTIFY has an idea that prevention is better than
cure, or something like that, running through
his mind.