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SheTln'S Sale.

u. II. Cohen, plaintiff. Charles Bausman, defcnd-
T r II " 49, a# ant. 3tf .t ~'.@
To be- sold at Sheriff's sale at O'Clock D. m. Sat
urday June s. 1880 In front OF the Sherifs office, In
the town of Butte, NJ. T.. under and by virtue Of an
execution issued from out the District Court OF the
Secord Judicial district of the Territory OF Montana
In and for the county OF Deer Lodge, the following
described pr 0perty to-wit: All the right. title and
interest OF the defendant orwbich he had on he fh
scrbed properly: The Boston quartz lode claim,
comprising one thou-and [1000l feet In length and
live hundred [500 feet In width, located May 2,
mage 65 In the County Recorders Office In the above
county and Territory the said property lying and be-
ing m summit Valley mining district. Deer Lodge
county, NJ. t. and levied upon rs the property Of the
defendant 81 "5& 2" a5# a @# -.'
Dated this 9th day OF May, A. D. 1850. e.
JAMES q. McANDREWs,
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county. N. T..
BY Thomas McTague, Deputy Sheriff. 500 u
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Employment.

From this date until further notice, the New
Nor INVEST will publish free, tor four weeks or
TO employ Mechanics, Clerks, Laborers. S r
wants or persons in any industry. The large
influx Of inning and the desIrability OF Sc
curing immigrants occupation without delay 10
the motive Of this PROVO al. We trust the OPP
portunity will b. accepted and notice sent US
when the wants are n led In all instances we
must know the sponsIbility of adverts rs.
For obvious reasons cannot extend this
privilege to applicants for positions, but will
raa he
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William Wallace ct al,

William Wallace ct al,
vs.
Frederick r. Gleason, Administrator OF the estate OF
Thomas ii. OConnor, deceased.
To be sold at Shern's sale In front of the Court
House door In the town and county of Deer Lodge,
M, T., at the hour of O'Clock p. m. Saturday May
- A. D. 1870 under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
issued frsm out the District Court OF the Second Ju
dicial District of the Territory of Montana In and
for the county of Deer Ledge and to me az Sheriff of
said county duly directed and delivered the following
described property, owitA the right title and In.
terest OF the defendant In and to certain tract or
purcell OF land containing about one hundred and
tixty tl6O acres, situated Grfs Creek inst below
Grihs Lake, on the north side OF the Deer Lodge
river and about elk (6l miles noltheasteriy from
what IL known Ms the old Perkins ranch, and where
John Carten now yes. anc being mostly enclosed by
fence, and on the nth day of June, A. D. 1873 oc
cupied by said Thomas ii. O'Connor Also, all water
rights and the water power saw mill and ether Inn
provements known a. the Lake Mills, and all build
ings and erections and improvements thereon. and all
and singular the water and rights and privileges.
bitches. dams and reservoirs and other rights and
privileges and appnftenances thereto belonging or
Herewith enjoyed. all of said property lying aud
being in Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, aud
levied upon as the property of the defendant.
JAMES ). McANDREWS
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county. MT,
BY Thos. McTague. D3Lu;y Sheriff.
Dated April o., 1850. @ .as 1a 5G5-4t
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probatc Court Of the County OF Deer Lodge,
7. rritory of Montana az + s.g .sssa.a& @@R
In the matter the estate OF George X. Sample. de-
q" Fl. E#I @5#5#& ceasesi 5a #& @8
Frederick +. Gleason, the administrator OF the e.
tatt OF George X. Sample, deceased. having died his
petition duly verified by hs oalh praying tor m or
der of sale OF oil Of the personal property aid such
parts of the real estate OF said dt:eared ~ Rhs be-
nscessary foi the purposes set forth In SAID petition
10 n therefore ordered by the Court TINT all persons
Interested In the estate Of sd deceased appear before
the Probate Court ON Tuesday, the 25th day Of NAV,
Courtroom Of said Probate Court, ut The. Court
House in the town and county Of Deer Lodge. To
show why order should not be granted to the
said administrator to sell much OF the personal
and real estate at public auction eh he necessary
s.- u.Ft 'r-t ORREN EMERSON,
1877 @+ "@' Probate Judge
4 Dated April %, 1880. es.@ Is aH#s@ st4s s5G5-4t
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s----sssgssa - -
BIRTHS

Goyrscmus- At Laurin Madison comfy, April 20
1881, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Go tschins son.
oAyIs-at Brandon, Madison county. April 1st, to
Mr.. and MIRA samuel II. Davis.
PErEn-os-on Upper Ruby Valley, Madison county
April 10, 1880. to Mr.. aud Mrs. g. +. Peterson,
son. . =.
McLAIS-Tn Bitter Root Valley, April 26th, to Ar.
and Mrs j. r. McLan. a e0n.
Losa Ia Missoula April 18th. MIR. and Mrs. JONI d.
Long daughter @@- #@#z..5~ "
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MARRIAGES

the residence Of Mr.. PANEL Da-
Wis. on Cottonwood Creek, near Deer Lodge, May
8. 1850 by Rev j. l.. Henning, Mr.. james r..
JENKINS and Mics Mary G. sanl. . 30.
McKEAN-GtLLEsPIE-At Glendale, April II, 1850. by
Nancy Gillespie. 81. Il,
iELs--WNrTRxANTLE-At the residence OF
the groom Glendale, April %, by Rev. 7. kele-
her, Mr.. Joseph Lrtt.efeid and MISS kosie WIFE,
T termautIe late of hsno Nevada.
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BY LOU. P. SMITH.
Under Sheriff
Notice Of Final Entry and
..sn Notice to Miners. ~eH

US LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. T.,
49, t. r'-" 3. April 10th, 1880
Motto IL hereby given, that William w. Royal who
filed Pre- emption Declaratory Statement No, 1851.
for the EN- of the SW n and lots Nos. andT Of
section No. 0. in Township No. 10 north. Of range
No. 10 vest has this day filed notice OF his Intention
to make non mineral and final proofs In support OF
his said pre- empli lou clam, and secure final entry
thei eof at the expiration of thirty dnys, from the
to prove HE said Claim and the ' non mineral
character thereof the following persons Daniel Brr-
~, Charles Howell George ID. Lyons aud Thomas
II. Griffith, all Of New Chicago postofce Deer Lodge
county, M T. s .n-f .ssr..r E,..r q. s..g,
hearing win he had at this office ut 10 O'Clock u.
m, Wednesday, May ~. A. ID. 1880. 10 determine
to The mineral or non-mineral character of said land
and the right Of said claimant 10 enter the srme
and the testimony TO DO used upon said hearing
will lie taken before the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge
county, MT, at his Office In the town Of Deer Lodge
ON Monday, May II, 1880 ......
o. B. o'BAsh ON. Attorney for Claimants. Fsr
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SHERIFFS SALE.
James A. Murray, plaintiff,

James A. Murray, plaintiff, ...a
Samuel p. Alexander, defendant.
To he sold at Shcrfs' Sale, at O'Clock. p. m satur
day Mays, A. ID 1880, In font of the Court House
door In the town and county OF Deer Lodge, NJ. IT,
under and by virtue OF execution In the above
titled issued from ont the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of Montana Territory In and
for the county OF Deer Lodge the following described
property, towt All the right title and interest Of
the defendant, Samuel p. Alexander,, or, which he
Ind the 26th day OF February A. 1850. In and
those certain Lots Nos four al and Ave Isl In block
thirty 3Ol situated In the town of Butte Deer Ledge
county Montana Territory and more particularly de-
scribed in the official survey and plat hle inthe
County Recorders Office OF aforesaid county and Ter.
rtory, and levied upon the property of tine defend
ant.
Dated this ed day of April, A. d! 1880. ~
.,a JAMES y. McAN DREWS.
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County, M II.
by THOMAS McTAaUE, Under Sheriff. 562.bt
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For Sale.

One Of stedman's latest improved Boring and
Running Fence Machines, in perfect running
order Having bored she posts and trimmed the
poles for Ave miles of fence with the machine
IN TWO weeks work, have no further use for il.
" PETER Val ITON.
Deer Lodge, May s, 1880. S8st
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l5s3-Territory of Montana, VS. A. L. Buell-afson.
Found guilty and sentenced to 81 years In Peniten
tarv
iTt-Territory Of Montana Va Joseph j Kennedy
Stay Of p oreedings granted Until May III.
J5i7-Territ0fy OF Montana We Henry Clinton
grand larceny. Defendant enterr plea OF guilty Sen
fenced 10 years mpr onment In pcnitentary and to
pay costs Of prosecution. t4
: Trial Juyors s. H.rron Charles Brown. Hugh
O'Neill and Alex. Wight excused for term.
l5t2-Territory OF Montana W Thomas Weller
breaking a fence. @ use dismissed, defendant dis
charged and ball ex honerated.
I5i4-rer,itory OF Montana W. James Carney
breathing window. Defendant senienced to 30 davs
mp,i-oumeut In county Jail and 70 pay hne Ut s25
and costs ot prosecution
lI3s-N M Hubbard Va Salton Cameron-account
ing Defendant granted leave to plead.
l53s-reiritory OF Montana We Henry Eccieeon-ss-
SAINT and battery Verdict OF guilty and fine assessed
al $40
ls5a-Terriiory of Montana w D. N. Upton, Ct d =
nuisance I aure set for trial Monday. May 10.
Lars g. Larsen, native Of Denmark, and M y.
Council native Of ireland, admitted TO Deco me cit
xens 0f the United Staics.
specisl vsnire No. was issued on Tuesday
tor trce juors there not being In attendance suf
ncient number.
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BISHOP TUTILE's APPOINTMENTS FOR
1850

BurrE-Snndays May 30th and June 9TH.
MISUNDERSTANDING. June 10Th.
DEER Lopag-Sanday, June 18th.
PulLsr~Buna--W cdnesdas, June 10th.
STsvkx.v. LLE-Uogv ALLfs--Sunaay, June Sutn.
ErxA-Tnrsday, June I'D. s
Mts~ouLA-SuIsaay, juno 9th. #
MISUNDERSTANDING Jnne 5ota.
suKRlDAx--vIRG1siA-Su SUNDAY. July stn.
yrnorNtA - M ADIsox July litn.
Pony w edne~day, July 18th.
SrERLlSG Thursday. July 10Th.
RED BLuFr-Friday july 18th. -.
B,xEnAn--Fr. ELLis-snndays July leth ana SOth.
n AnlL os-- MONDAY, July 9Th
LOVER Wulow CaEEK-T crday, July Nfh.
GA1LAris--M ednesday. duly 2Hh.
kAprs-suEa-Thursday, July 18th.
cE~Tn RvrlLE Friday, Iuls S0th.
H.LENA-Sunday. Aug. Lei, Consocafion.
REInuxT-Thursaay, Aug. blh- .
BExroS-Snnday. Aug. SIh.
SaAw--Sus sfvKn-Snnday. Aug. 10Th. -.
WHITE SULPHUR SrRINGs-SAfnrdAy. Aug. Sist.
LO~As-- Sunday, Aag. III.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aug xNns
JKrERrsox- Monday, Aug 10Th.
BnuLpxm--Tneeday. Aug 2irt. :,
HisG4g's ScauoL Housk-ThnrsdAr. Sept -.
Pc hpExrKnsa-F FRIDAY, Sept. 81. III.
EAxn AcK--Sunday. Seps. 9TH.
l. NM JU~ uTsoS--WodnsnefAY. sept. Nh
eA1npx cirx--sandsys sept isth.
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DEATHS

Gorr.cuIus-At Laurin. Madison connty. April ",
Iss the infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goet-
EsrE--ht Watson Beaverhead county April % Mrs.
L r. wife of Simeon Estes. e.
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LOCAL VIEWS
General Agent.

GEORGE HI RIB 10 the regularly accred-
tied general agent for the NEW NORTHWEST
authorized to collect an receipt in the publish
ers name for subscriptions TO this paper. He 10
commended to the courtesy OF our patrons.
Mr.. Herb is also the accredited agent OF the
AVAkT CoU TER, Bozeman, M. T., the two
journals having engaged joint eanvasser.
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FOUND AT LAST !!
" Dobyns Sure Cure J"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.


" DosYSs' SrRE CURg" Is in the form OF SNUFF and
u put up In large size impervious wooden boxes. 1t
Is used rs snuff and Is always ready and convenient
Tor use, without a1v extra trouble or additional
pense hateyer. il contains choloroform. ether,
ammonia, blood root, copperas bismuth, caome or
morphine, and children i've years Ut age can 1t
with perfect safety. Itswondcrful aud beneficial ef
fects quickly follow the first application and heing
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee II to he
priectly simple and harmless. One box viii last
about one month. and has frequently been sufficient
to effect cure; out II OF long standing may
require from three to SIX boxes. II Immediately de-
stroys the nanseous catarrhal stencil and gives TO the
breath its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our " SURE CURE he regularly and pcrsrstently
nsed ~ objected by label each box. We guarantee
relief In every case, and absolute cure In all cases
where the patient Is free from constitutional ament
o. complications resulting from scrofulous syphii
istic affections. Where snch ailments or complca-
tons exist, We have alternative which, when taken
In connection with "SuRE CURE we guarantee to
cure. ThOa. III. Irvine. Sr.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale by STANLEY Il Co. Dec. Lodge. $40
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|, o. OF O. r.
Election OF Grand Lodge officers.

The II. w. Grand Lodge, |. 0. OF O. r.
of Montana, met in Butte last week, the
attendance being the largest ever had 10
the Territory. There are now ii Lodges
In the Territory with 1886 members, the net
increase during the year having been w.
The Order paid out for relief during the
year $l, 6oi, 81; for burial purposes, $ss4. W.
The total revenue for the year was W. 269.-
gu. Following are the officers for the Gu.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
-& APRIL TERM, A. D. 1880.

Hon. VIM. ]. Gaibraith. Judge Geo. w. Irwin,
H., Clerk Jno. w. Andrews. Jr., U. s. Dist.
Atty: A. Y. Mayhem, Territori- ! Dist. Atty:
Alex. c. Botkin. U 8. Marshal, and James 8.
McAndrews, Sheriff.
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Dark bay black points-Dack extends above
knees and hooks: 15< hai DIS high weight, 1899 lbs
Sired by Clark Chief, Jr., by Clark Chief. by Nam
brino Chief
LIST dam by American Clay. by Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr
% dam by Gray Eagle e:c.
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- We are prepared to execute on
I"O short notice all kinds Of plain o.
AIIIn fancy printing ut but slight
~~A advance on eastern prices. we
hsve n stock tte best qualities Of paper Tor
I.,,er Hesds. Note Heads, Bill Heads, State
n~ns. Enveiopes, Ball Invitations and Pro-
srsmmes Visiting, Business and Chrome Cards.
We have alao in stock complete line Of Justices
blanks suited to any county In Montana, Dssds
-Montana form = Colored papers for posssrs,
q 3; i; s: s; !; PRINTING.
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If an assortment is ordered lesser quar-
titles than one hundred viii be funiished 1T
,ame rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postage win be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST
DEER Lopez.
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COURT NOTES,

a Number of Minor Criminal Cases
Disposed Of
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REMOVAL.

have removed my tailor. fhop from Lnnsings
buldnp TO the one next door 10 O'Neill.s hardware
siore, where will be pleased to see my torie cas-
TONER'S snd aso solicit the PATRONAGE OF those wishing
"''~ " ~ #@ L. cANDRUP, Tailor.
J,rrp LANAI Nav g. 1880 al gFarss 566-1t.
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CHIEF J )SEPH.

Light bay, black points bl!ck extends above knees
and hooks: lett hinl foot white: 15H hands high !:
weight, 1140 pounds.
sired by Cl.rk Chief, Jr.
First dam by CurtI- lay, record 2.36, by American
Clay. by Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr.e
Second dam by Bay Messenger.
Third dam by Observation-Disclosures.
These colts have fine action and beautiful forms. |
win be in Deer Lodge with the colts on or before
May 10th on my way to Butte and Helena.
56S-tf ". b, RINGELING.
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Dissolution of copartnership.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, do
IN ing business nnder abe firm name and style Of
contancin q Fish, Brewers Deer Lodge, nj. T is
dissolved BY mutual consent, the said dissolution to
take effect ON May ]. 1880. ..5s.
All book accounts and notes due the firm OF Con-
tancin h Fish will DO paid to n. C,ntaacin. who will
continue the business ut the old stand and NIL iiabi-
itcs of the firm will be paid By him.
N. C0NTANctN,
..z s..tssss ss.@#8s Eaa j. nj. Fish. w%
Deer Lodge, NJ. r., April ~, 1850, 5G5,it
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3 A r GA | N !
E. L. Bonner B. co.
Deer Lodge.
FROM PHILIPSBURG.

The Trout Mine Seized and Held by
Armed Men.
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FOR SALE
Fine Trorting Stock.
MoUNTAlNEE r

Two four t4l year old stallion colts, sired by Clark
Chief Jr., out VI Kentucky mares.
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METROPOLITAN
Rooms

JOHN q ER BEH
Has the finest Bar Stock the West Side and
Two Of the best-running Billiard Tables
In the Territory
Spseial Incitations 10 the whos comnaunit
to con. AL ss' ~ ~
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Aew Aorth'
RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN - Services every Sunday
nornInq nj the Presbyterian Church, at n. IN ;;
evening, 9 p. m.-Rev. ]. L. Henning, ofhciat-
ing.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
cATHoLIc.-Services every Sunday. First
Mass at 8 o'clock q. m: Second Mass at IOE a.
m Catechism under the direction OF the Sisters
of Charity at 2H O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
o'clock p. m.
EPTscoPAL.-Sunday School every Sunday
2p.m.
, 1880-12-22

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THE HEF1rrnrHa n7LT..

tes1nrday's session OF congress te'Noh-
s1flte'l t'at tao promise nsaao Ds the oe'no-
cfass' early Ill tlle sesslo'l' t1at relahaing
measure sliolild oc passed. Ill tlio 1lo"so po-
1ofe tio hoiltlay recess. was WltfIout amy
sootl iouhl"1loh' ilc Colhlhltteo ot Ways
ai'd Menus asfcea upon thelr schenle pfol1'pt'
W aiitI !l-"as ul'uerstoof! 10 10 nceel'tao'e III
tho malh TO tho Aahln'stratloff' oat uae
House hatl consented 10 glso portloas Or only
Two oaSs To uae consideration OF t''o bl!l, al'u
ti1c 1l''io aufhe t''ose TWO daSs WIS
mainly cxhaustca py ridieaIoas Grcen-
bleK sEecc'cs ahu partisatl controversy
when u beeame "llot5 tllhs honoay was
prepared 10 speak to the bill. Mr. Woott'
WHO l'as certainty bcch la'thtnl 10 MS uhty
III t''!s matter, utged thu consideration o. Inc
b'll by sections III TIC Committed OF INC
; Whole. iI'!s WIS lilo proper mld tlio busl-
lless-llKo coafso 10 pursue, bns Il lactIo' u
tic Dolioerats, as well Us tla dfeeilDhckes5,
resisted tlie proposition, lheruly Tor tho ior"
p0so OF uoEny. They preferred tho a'sgrlce-
I'LL sceao tint was afterwards chactotl TO my
nfospcet iof agfcclheElt upon thc l'lost It'll
poftant measure baforo Congrcss
Tho only sensible rcn1arKs m1de during
tic day were tlluso OF Mr' Dnilileil, u a!lnhe-
sotn, nnl Speaker Hnlda!l. WHO had left tho
clair. noti. OF those gentlemen agreed fully
With tile bill wllicll tho Committee lMd re'
ported, MD both Wcre ANXIOUS for prompt
action" This was true, also, Of NIL tho l|e'
pub'Ican3 n't fow Of tho Democrats. alr.
Randall was evidently rnxlous to reconcile
what he denoted tho Eastern and Western
views OF Tho subject, aud to tl,ls cnd ho WIS
, 1880-12-22

Mr.. Randall nlso criticized tho payment OF
double interest, anu stated TINT, rs nearly rs
he could figure It out, slA.ooo,N0 of nd
slttionnt Interest l,nye thus bccii n0ld
out during tho rruccss Ut IT.
funding Into tho ! par cents. But
Mr.. Wood contcn,lcl TINT repetition
Of this experience Is avertcsl by tho SECTION
directing tho exchange of old mud now bonds,
which provides tint Tho interest pc1ltliMg the
exchaugo slta'l In nyuraReA between tho two
elnsyus of sccurilius.
hut tho practical ya1ne of these mid all
0thor Suggestions WIS lnst In tlle turmoil
that subsequently onsuctl, md wtlnt little
discussion tllere l,ns bccl, on tho subject Ut
1efuntlIng will count for nothing Until Con.
gress shall rccnuyunu nftor tho l,Ultdays.
, 1880-12-22

Atlanta Constitution {Dom): Tho whole
cp1utry Is practically II unit In fuyur of tho
equalization of cduratiou.
1,or,, leland f1u 1r.i,,, ft,a,,,, A n,,,,.
ri ~ 1,,,3i','a .,.t man, to.. ,. S.'s a',.o ,
,nssnus,a,, ~ hsep anesMo
as lnrgc rs tho grcat state Of Illinois.
,u'ssuu of tho Democratic pnrty seems to bo
s sas e. sfet ana s oSoc y fus Gr cn
f,,.,nt,,n,t f1<.x,,. fp.., .,, 1,,to,,,
pressn. Office. md tho f,,t,rp wbish he Is IN
1H,stlon to wut for with cot.]t,ancr emilio him
to mike this withdrawal wlthoutany permanent
sacr'ace.
Minneapolis Trib.ue fRop,): Only o,lB
1tr,ublfcnn Setator onnoscd thu E,lucatton ILL.,
...a '!'"'u IN 1ones' 9',' W n''s ito1 Ncs"t
tho ute!Iaont eserosa ui euie of tao elssor ira m"
chtao 1r tho voter knows bis price, that Ia BGlI-
p"sotl to 10 sufficient.
'.,. "M ~ ~ !s"' D'"'tue'' t'o..'. ~
wont DO to shut Ctr eycs niIy EonEer MS to Whne
II IL the oh1oct've punt of Maaono nnd his purity
,u H. U.s. ~ ~. 'e9a" !n ~ .''t.. .'n
t."t. ~ :" NV n'nt Ms.o LIN. ~ ."1 sIsso Wv"
trt's in ,nake ,T.nn. @ ,et iamnmncyinr
this yn.rItiuo yhioh In has in"o ~ htn,scir III
tho Unprecedented r!uvutinn II thelr rlrc IN
til1 StNto. 10 controls tho D,UD blnsk voters III
t"o ot"'o "esoh" my otAor 'n''Ii'
mobile {Aln.} dttztttc tKop.): Tllo Cllat-
tanooHA Tt,ncs sueKosts TINT "lf Gen. Garftrill
i t1"ns h"s s. a%s s9unss n n1,tcu, 'a
,.."ts ~. ~, '.' .,s. M . :. , H., ,ra
oo Of aen wurer ad 1T bin
for prominent l,nstton nn'lur tas t,cw Atilul..
issrauun. In public llfo. whether II Collectrne
brsnch of tho National Legislature. Gen. Wnr-
9s Mn ~ oss o rptIton ~ h 1GF