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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
AND LIEUTENANT-GOvE COUNT
ED YEsTERDAYIN IN THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
Cameron's Majority 1I,7I0.

Meeting orthe Senate and House OF Delegates
I'm Joint session-The Constitutional Proyi-
sion Carried Out-The Returns Opened aud
the Vote Counted in the Presence or the Two
Bodies-The Total Number Of Votes Cast In
the State 212,9Ss, &c.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy wea-
ther, with rains, sonthwestcrly winds, and
lower pressure.
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AID THE suFFRRERs.- Osterloh, Esq,
Austro- Hungarian Consul, has signiiied his
willingness TO receive and forward contrl-
buttons from our citizens in aid Of the SUI
ferers by the burning Of the Ring Theatre
In Vienna, Austria.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

RICHMOND, December l2. 1891.
Editors Dispatch: For information of
the public please publish the annexed letter
from the president OF Board OF Health, re-
ceIyed this afternoon.
Very respectfully,
X. +. BLANKENsBrP, President.
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FRIENDS MEETINGS. were three
services at Friends Westinghouse on
SUNDAY. At the morning service remarks
were made by Miss Louisa Painter, OF
North Carolina, Mr.. j. B. Crenshaw, and
DIR. /. j. Hawks. The thought which ran
through all the ministrations was con-
secration and higher Christian life. The
afternoon service was OF social character
or experience-meeting, in which remarks
were made by number OF persons in the
audience, besides those from the pulpit, or
"ministers' gallery" as it is called.
AT night sermons were delivered by Mr..
b. Crenshaw and Miss Louisa Painter,
the latter occupying most OF the time. Her
remarks were based upon the question
which David asked on one occasion OF
Saups unfortunate son, "Why wehtest
thou not forth with me TO battler' She
smoke of the Christian warfare, and made
the query personal one to all present, ana
asked what excuse they could offer when
the day came that the Lord would ask
the same question OF them.
The series Of morning and evening meet
ings which Miss Painter has been holding
here are very interesting and instructive,
and are attended by delighted congresa,,
tions. She will continue them to-day ana
Tomorrow, closing tomorrow night 10 Ill
other engagements elsewhere.
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FLOUR FOR BRAzu.-The British steam
ship Nebo, 1905 tons, Captain koperI II.
Lightbody, from New York ana ba,lllhore
Uia West Point, cleared for Rio dc Janeiro
and Santos yesterday with $500 barrels OF
flour. shipped by the Gallego Manuiac'u-
ring Company, valued at S43, ,202.0O.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm OF fire
turned in from Box 43 at 7:3j O'Clock last
night was caused by some OF the frame
work in the boiler-rOom at the penlten-
tiary catching fire. The Fire Department
was promptly on the ground, and the
flames were easily eXtinguished. Loss
about 800. Owing to some confusion in
the striking of the alarm-gongs, some OF
the fire apparatus went out TO Box 40, cor
ner OF st. James and Duyal streets.
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CHRISTMAS sALE.--The ladies OF DIR.
Uoge's church will hold their usual Christ,
mas sale and sociable at the lect'lre-room Oh
the church on Thursday and Friday next
A most enjoyable time Is promised.
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NprT1No or R1cuMoyp Ayp MANcHEsTEn

MEETING OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of this Asso-
citation took place Sunday evening at half
past o'clock at Leigh-Street Baptist
church. President William Ellyson pre-
sided. After the usual exercises OF sing
ing and prayer, the following reports from
the schools composing the Association
were read by the superintendents:
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ASDALusIAN BALM Is the best preparation for
chapped hands and other skin troubles on the
ket. Ii cleanseS, softens, and heals tho skin, and
improves the complexion. It Is an Old and reIiobic
preparation, and may b. found 1t T. Rogrrrs
BAKERS Drugstore. Ifyon wan, something good,
give IL q trial.
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APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION
Messrs. Kent, Davis & Hood and others
made application to Judge Wexford yes
terday for an injunction to restrain the clty
from erecting a smallpox hospital on the
Haines property, in Henrico county, re-
Gently selected for that purpose. The ap-
plication will be heard next Friday. The
CITY Attorney has promised that IN the
mean time nothing further shall be done
towards consummating the purchase.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.


CONE BEFORE THEY ARE ~wI
ALL PICKED OVER AND SELECT
YOUR PRESENTS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
The largest ana finest line Of GENTLEMEN's
MAROON, GOAT, sEALsKIS, ALLIGA-
TOR, VELVET, and CLoTH-EMBROIDER-
EDsLIPPERs, and LADIES KID, GOAT, and
BEAvER-CLoTH SLIPPERS in the city;
sATCHELs, HANDBAGS, GRiP-sACKs, and
RAILRoAD-BAGs. in Grain Leather Tur-
key Morocco. and Russe,t Leather.
JUST THE THINGS FOR A PRESENT.
J. A. GRIGG,
de 10 Tenth and Main strccts.
THE MOST SENSIBLE, ~
THE MOST AGREEABLE,
TIE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for lady or gentleman Is pair Of
NICE FINE sLIPPEEs.
The largest assortment ever shown in the city, AZ
prices mat VIII astonish You
BOOTS AND SHOES
In endless variety for everybody
C.L. sIEGEL's,
G. l.. sIEGEL's,
C. l.. sIEGEL's,
des 42i Broad street.
CPENCE, BIBB < CO., WffD
y SIS AND SIS BROAD STREET. k&t
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS. 49,
Only house IA the city with a full line OF
r.. &. BURl'S GOODS.
no 27l
/ nON'T READ THIsl Ausj
BARGAiNsi BARGAl>sl
NO HuMBuG.
Having determined 10 make change in our busi-
ness We will for the NENT SIXTY DAY sell our
eut.rc stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C..
/ &c, AT AND BELOW COST fOR CASH ONLY. Ihcse
desiring bargains wili do well 70 cal Al once.
All parties indebted ~ this arm VIII plo,se cali
and settle. j. NJ THOMPSON q CO.
no Z0-2m 3l3 cast Broad street
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
The semi-annual meeting of the PreSbyte-
rian Sunday-School Union was held on
Sunday afternoon at the Second Presbyte-
rian church Dr. Hoge's). The attendance
was good, and the audience was entertain
ed and instructed by addresses from Rev.
w. p. Campbell, of Manchester, and Rev.
DR.. Preston.
The following is the summary OF the re-
norris from the schools for the month OF
~
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A NEW AGESCY.-MesSrs. Adam, ExtOn Co.,
Of Trenton, y. j., have appointed ilessrs. W. ID.
BLAIR & CO., Of Richmond, Va, their sole agents
for the sale OF their elegant CRA,hERs for Vir-
glnla. Messrs ". u. Blair & Co. claim these goods
to equal any ever sold IN Virginia. The trade will
find by examination that tho prices are very low.
THE EMULSION or CoD-LIygR OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD 4 90. l. pala,Ible and pleasant
10 take.
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Special attention is called to the valuable
collection Of strictly frst-class diamonds,
fine gold watches from some OF the most
celebrated makers, gold chains, lockets.
charms, bracelets, iewelry, &C., now on
exhibition and for sale at the auction-house
OF Jno +. Laughton, Jr., 1906 Main street.
The fullest warranty given ~ to every arti-
Gle sold. Auction sales daily at 10 A. NJ.
and O'Clock =. Nj.
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CHICK CIGARS. Dc.

COLONEL RANDOLPH HARRIsoN. Of "Ampt-
blll," has been persuaded 10 let nae have small
number Of his VERY SUPERIOR HAMS. make
this announcement for the benefit of those who
know what good things are. Respectfully,
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR,
Grocer, e26 Main street.
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SALE OF SEATS FOR THE OPERAS
there will likely be great demand ior
choice seats to the opera performance thai
are to be given here on Friday and satur-
day next by the Comley-Barton Company,
the sale of reserved seats will begin at
Ramos e. Moses and at the Theatre To-
morrow morning at O'Clock. The operas
as performed by this strong company can
NOT fail of giving satisfaction.
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The following is summary Of the sll
perintendents' reports for November:

The next meeting viii be held at LaureI-
Street church on the second Sunday in
January.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The United
States Circuit and Distrie: Courts will meet
to-day at II O'Clock A. NJ. with both grand
and petit iuries.
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PICNIC CiGARs. Sc.

PURCELL, LApD & CO.'S EMULSION coo-LiyEa
OIL for colds, coughs, &C.
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ArnssoS's BEST, ooc.-nrrzLxn Bnorinss.

when my horses were sick with what was
cnlled lung fever. last spring, gave sInNoNs
LIVER REGULATOR tllquid) in one-ounce do@cs,
twice day. They all recovered speedily.
~. T. MICHFNyR.
"rrvprletor OF M.chcuor's Rxpsess,
~Jenkintown, pa"
Genuine prepared ouly by J. III. zEmIS 4 Go.
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AUCTION SALES TfIIs DAY.

WHEN CoD-LyER OIL T. wanted, use Tho fnui-
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & Go.
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SO. only for a Pic-NIc CIGAn.

So. only for picnic CIGAH.
\ prolific source OF disease IS indigestion. COL
DEN's LEDIG'5 LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF AND
TOSIC INyIGORATOR Is best calculated 10 per
petuate bodily yigor and regularity Ash for
CoLDEN's; take nOother. or drugg,ts generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13

BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
a1,ExEcTTED at tbs DIsATCH PRINTING
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HAGAN's MAGSoLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIE, FRESH, AID
BEAUTIFUL CoSpLXION.
No matter how much it may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, It makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT or YOUTH.
Il Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but it's
in every way most perfcc; wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
and IL harmless as water
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TAXES.


OFFICE or THE CITY CoiLECTon.i
RICHMOND, Va November 30, 1881. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from
o'clock A. NJ. TO 0 O'Clock i. VI. from the 18TH
TO TIE 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person VITO
has already paid one-half only OF the CITY TAXES
charged " them the remaining half
TEN PER CENTUM
viii be added u the amount Of said remaining
half where the party asseecd shall fail to pay on
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 70 nay h9if of the tax
assessed against them IN June and dali fail to psy
the whole amount on or before December 3lst Will
be liable tO penalty CT
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
A. X. WOODSON.
de lin City Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13

THE ONLY SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR GRAVEL
or urinary troubles is HOP BITTERs. Prove IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13

See that all IRON BITTERs are manufactured
BY BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY ana nave
erOssed rod lines on the wrapper.
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SfLNERWAR
kIRK's ELEGANT
AIINIIlM AIN
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

DE la RUE, FRANCE, TUCK S, and CARDS ofan
the manufactures az l.. LEwIs's 9l2 Main street.
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
FRINGED CARDS, WORKED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS At L. LEwIs's, sl2 Main
street.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Al
the DISPATCH PRINrIsG-ll0UsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ ELLYsoS 4 Co, advertising agents, Insert ad-
serisementsin all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch eountinr-room win receive prompt sitcn-
tion.
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pARBY's PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY's PR4HYLACTIC FLUID.

...................... iPrTTING OF SMALL-PoX
+. PREVENTED.
SCARLET-FENER L LCERs purified and
healed;
CURED. iDYsENTERY cured;
WOUNDS healed rapid
.....'..''.'''..'''''''''' ly:
Removes all unpleasant
CONrAGIOS destroyed: OdOrs;
SICK-ROONS puri He'd and TETTER dried up;
made pleasant; lT Is PERFECTLY HARM
TEYFRED AND SICK LESS;
PERSONS relieved and For SORE THROAT II Is a
refreshed by bathingl sure cure.
with Prophylacttc Flu
Ia added ~ the water; ..........................
CiTARRH relieved and, :
cured: .DlPHTHERlA
EKYSiPELAs cured; " :
BURSS relieved Instant, PREVENTED:
N:
SCAEs prevented; ''''''''''''''''''''-'''''
In fact, IL Is the
GREAT DIsINFECTANT AND PURIFIER.
Prepared by
J. II. ZEILIS & CO.,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Sole Propr!etors.
de 3-eod6wtAu30
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Personal.

RICHMOND, VA, December IL. 1881.
II L. HILL Is NO LONGER IN MY
IL. EMPLOYMENT. g. 4. WALLACE.
de 1915 lO0 virginia strei.
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BEWARE OF IMITATIo.

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
sp l6-eodiy baitlmofe' "u'
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LUDIN's BEST, 80c.-HUrZLER BROTHERS.
THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION or
CHRISTMAS CARDS In the city now opened, for
sale az l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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.........ssssssssssssssss
. SCARLET-FEYE
CURED.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-28

CHICAGO. Jan. pa colossal mortgage
was filed for record in the recorders office
yesterday. BY its terms the Wabash, St.
Louis g. Pacific Railway pledges its entire
property for the payment of mortgage
of Sc, 0OO, GOO to the Central Trust Company
Of New York, and James Cheney Of Indiana.
The instrument states in its preamble that
the outstanding Indebtedness amounts to
$36,O0O,000 Further Indebtedness incurred
by the purchase Of equipments and the as
sumption of obligations of various lines Of
road consolidated with the main lines, exist
to the amount of 100000. The company
desires to acquire additional extensions and
lines, for which an Indebtedness CT $11 ,OO0,-
600 was created. To liquidate these various
debts, the stockholders at meeting on May
9Th, 1880, decided to issue bonds TO the
amount of $5O,oOO,OOO bearing per cent.
per annum. payable in 1920. The mortgage
is dated June 20, 1880, and has been fled for
record in the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri, through which the load Of the
company runs. This is the heaviest mort
gage, perhaps, on record in this country.
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kilograms in Brief.



More heavy SHOWS in Virginia.
Three inches of snow in New Orleans on
Monday.
The House Committee has reported unfa-
vorably on the bill for the division of Dakota
Maxey was elected Senator by the Texas
Legislature on the first ballot.
A Victoria dispatch reports Mount Baker
in active eruption.
One hundred and thirty-seven thousand
more emigrants arrived in the United States
during the past six months than during the
same period of 1879.
Consideration of the electoral count reso-
luton was prevented on Tuesday by the Re-
publicans and Democrats pairing off.
In the new apportionment bill the North
will gain Is members, the South o, and
will stand: North, 1s9; South, 112.
Pendleton,in opposition 70 the amendment
of the bill to confer citizenship on Indians
receiving lands, declared "they must quit
their modes of life or be exterminated."
The schooner, Joseph Laplace, sailed from
Portland, Maine, on the 18th inst. for the At
rate river, Panama, with complete machinery
for mining in the bed of the river. The
company organized with 100000 stock and
many naval officers are stockholders.
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ABOUT fifty Jewish gentlemen met in
Greenbaum's Hall, Chicago, last Sunday, for
the purpose of aiding colony of Israelites
which has established itself IN Palestine.
This colony, which is composed of fifty fam
lilies, obtained grant Of 5000 acres between
Jerusalem and Joppa from the Turkish gov
eminent several years ago, and Is now en-
gagged in tilling the soil, as their ancestors
did long centuries ago. The colony Is not
rich and societies have been organized in
New York, Philadelphia and other cities to
assist It in getting firm foothold. At the
close Of the speeches apermanent organiza-
ton was formed by the election of Michael
Peabody as President; M. Greenbaum, vice.
President; M. oesterreicher, Treasurer, and
A. Fisher, Secretary. Some money was
raised on the spot and the meeting adjourned.
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A Measure TO Suppress the Use Of
Opium.

In the Council, January 23rd,. bill was
introduced by Mitchell "to regulate the sale
or disposal of opium and to prohibit the
keeping Of places of resort for smoking or
otherwise using that drug" 1t was read
first and second times, ordered printed, and
doubtless will, as 1t should, become a law.
Following are the main features of the act
SEC. /. Specifies that IL shall be unlawful
from and after April 80, 1881, for any person
or persons, as principals or agents, to sell,
give away, or otherwise dispose of any
opium In Montana, except druggists and
apothecaries, and they shall only sell 1t on
? the prescriptions Of legally practicing ply
sicians.
SEC. 8. Fixes the penalty for violation by
fine not exceeding $1,000, and imprison-
ment not exceeding ten years, or by both; If
Imprisonment Is to exceed six months, IL
shall be in the penitentiary.
SEC. 3. Where fines and costs are paid by
defendant. the fee Of the District Attorney
shall be $25, and the fee of the informer SIS;
but neither fee shall be paid by or be charge
against the county.
Sec. a. Provides that any person who
shall own and knowingly lease any house,
room or apartment for the purpose Of opium
smoking, or using any preparation containing
opium, by smoking or otherwise, shall be
punlsneu as prONiueu. ft =f #.
SEC. 8. Judgments under this act for fine
and costs shall be lien on the property
where the offense was committed until the
judgment Is satisfied, but shall not attach
where IL appears the owner was not party
to the ofense or knew 1t was to be COM
mitted.
SEC. o. The conversion of any house,
room or apartment TO these purposes shall,
ut the option Of the lessor, forfeit the lease.
SEC. z. Makes 1t unlawful and punisha-
BILE as provided, for any person TO resort to
any house, ETC., for purposes forbidden In
this act, for the purpose of INDUCING In the
same. - ~ asr :. ~
SEC. g.. Makes II unlawful to lease any
house ETC., for such purposes, and provides
that Judgment shall be lien on the
property. ~
SEC. D. Makes II the duty Of District
Judges TO give this act specially In, charge to
Grant Juries when empaunelied. = .. -.
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New ORLEANS, January 24.-The steamer
Wanderer brings news of great excitement
in British Honduras over the shooting, by
order of President Barrios, of Guatemala, of
of the Jesuit, Rev. III. Gillett, of Belize.
Under the laws of Guatemala all Jesuts
have been banisbed, and if any are caught in
that Republic they are invariably executed.
Father Gillett visited Guatemala for his
health. Upon his arrival at Livingstone he
was arrested, heavily ironed and sent to
Guatemala city, where he was tried, SEN
fenced and executed OH the 17Lh inst.
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Council Bill No. q.

Z. i q ". T Ia y !.
AN Acr In relation TO Mining, IrTigating and
u other Ditches-introduced by Tooie.
Be % Enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Montana
SECTION /. That from and after the pas
sage OF this act every person, association or
corporation who shall hereafter construct
any ditch, canal or fume for mining, irriga-
ting or other purposes, leading from any lake,
river or stream containing fish, shall erect
and maintain at the head Of such ditch,canal
or humc where the same taps euch lake, river
or stream gate securely attached, In which
shall be placed and maintained screen Of
some substantial metallic substance, with APP
'ertures therein Of size not greater than
one inch square, extending from each side
and TO tho top and bottomof such ditch, canal
or fiuple.
SEC. q. That any person, association or
corporation who are now the owners Of any
ditch, canal or fume which has already been
constructed and which Ii taken out of or
taps any lake, river or stream containing fish
Ghall, on or before the first day Of june, A.
ID. 1881, erect and maintain at the head Of
such ditch, canal or hume where the same
taps such river, lake or stream gate secure
ly attached, In which shall be placed and
maintained . screen Of some substantial me-
talic substance, with apertures therein Of
sire not greater than one inch square, ex-
tending from each aide and to, the top and
bottom Of such ditch, canal or fiume.
SEC. s. Any person violating the pr0vis-
ions Of section one or two Of this act shall be
deemed guilty Of : misdemeanor, and, uron
conviction before any court Of competent ju-
risdiction, shall be fined In any sum not less
than ten dollars nor more than my dol
Ian. sAiM .tg ss aa ~aMA
Snc. Z. All acts and parts 81 acts IN con-
nIcf With this oct are hereby repealed.
SIC. S. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after IT. passage.
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In sending the list of those gentlemen re-
siding In the valley Who are in favor of d.
vision, or are DESTROYS, In case ii. b. 9 is pas
sed, Of being set of in the new county, our
correspondent under some misapprehension
inserted the name Of Morgan Evans, who, we
understand, desires to remain In the old
county. We have no desire to misstate the
gentleman's position on the division question.
Deer Lodge paper please copy.-Miner, 9th.
All right. Mr.. Evans sufficiently explains
himself in his telegram to Mr.. O'Bannon.
But how about Peter Jessen, James r Per-
dee, Charles b. Jones, Thomas Ford and
twenty-five or thirty others in the same cate,
CORY with Mr.. Evans? Perhaps you will
"have no desire to misstate these gentle
mems Positions" when they have given you
the lash as Mr.. Evans has so promptly done.
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New relerraph companx.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Permission to organ
lie new telegraph companies with one mil.
lion dollars capital received from Springfield
to-day and stock book will be ut once opened
here for subscriptions. It Is believed the
telegraph company outlined In Saturday
nights dispatches will push forward its en-
terprise to get lines first to New York and
subsequently, to other principal cities in the
east and between here and New York $500
900 will be paid up.