davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-31

PROVISIONS.


HOG VNonuCrs-Wcto active. but musteT In
canEes, thurs being verT little nHW business tnEcF
pnrttrs having January contracts yet unpncsd wors
nnxtol IL pfuvIAe fur TUESDAYS deliveries nd this
Involved sotne lrnalnR fur March wc I'll February
Iefe WIS. huwever u1utarato shipping Inquiry tUe
ulcats. Ut fnl, previous prices.
MEsA pUHK-necllned 5c per br! ndyancod 1oc. and
closed IN Nhnn9e ubnnt tho a4Euo rs the previous
afternoon, at *l3.usal7GiN seller February, sales
wsro verrted nf 70 brls rel!sr lscen!ber at tih III
sil JMsnuss, M ,1 q lSs i s,; &
t,o e sia; s iacludnr .hs uali Hoard transactions:
sss:.sss; ts: ss;s .as:;:$s'" :;':s. i$ ii!
jnilrnsy. ..."..... Nl1 {lki5 HAl!p !9aA
SnrNin., n1si, ...: lx ES iiss1sHi& i% ii& tl;sH III.
sas" e. Rs'S See Eois u = IL saa so.o
snKs :s% tes
. .s|iss nsaiy f; ssst ssfs:f y
M i: ,;i % &sg / g .s sfss l. tit H6ia
assdss IL s $ss. '' '4s
sssSe,,, sss, n.1.: .ss.:sfS$, bid St{!!e Il g.
}| } &S E:
vde rroeS HIN. s @ ssssst
swcoi pIckod haius nvoruae q lbs Ut sei nlnn ~
sttaS's salea sSasss, f,ss naste $sw
GXns xsHtM lts shart r!ts a. taa srnti tsaskss!2
:sI ats ssist u cut EsSsfy ss;s xors ~
Eilis.Ws Il 3:a u. III;
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G. c. Everett begun 4 SUIT Ter 81 .UN yostorday
against tho Town Of lfo1.
william J. Miller commenced q suit uganat
the ToWn OF Amboy to recover $E,Qoos
, 1881-12-31

In tho estate Of John r. owalcy. tottors OF nd.
m!nts,rutIon woro grs,uted to G. G. brown and
IIcntun Owsey. un1cr bond for $l20, ,0N. Tho
csta(e Is valued ut S15Q 6 mid tho deceased lott
nj will. The bonl simply dovors tho personal
property.
, 1881-12-31

Eptetal Dtlpateh to 1hs Chicago 1fthurs.
KASRAH CRY. Mo-. Dec. Nt-GHAiS-The FFfct
Cmrrsnt reposts Wheht-Recopts, A,sll BIZ; shtp-
munts t.. rs but market nruaeF No. t. cash. gse; Jan
uurg, gsc; No. 4 cash. &1ni; January. fftt;; No. \
cash. i..}i; No. l. caAh Sl2l. curnfteco!p!s 93s!
but shipments. AsS but market Rteadyf NO. :, CASH.
ts1; JAuuAry, b31fc.
, 1881-12-31

RtrrrATA, 1lec. U.-GnAES-Whcnt-6prn1 noR-
o ncted, aae A1oJ bu No, red winter NJ sl.G Corn
IIull und neMI cas-)ots. 8.tc barley quiet; salas
h0D bu Cnnala A. tl.ui on track. oats neglected.
ltJe negec1od
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COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro the receipts aud shipments
Of lpad,ux ort,cca Of produce In tho ulty during
tho twcnly-f four hours ending a&7 o'clock
Friday morning, and for tho corrospeodtns t'ino
n year ago;
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DOplIV NhJtOs
Ren,arkab'e Prosperity Of 1884,
Despite Extraordinary Set
backs.
Sueh ds Tho Terrible iSinlsr, Short Crtns, Rail:
road War, the Assasnallen oF tls
President.
Advance of Twelve Points In Pull.
Stocks Generally
Dull.
The Produce Markets. Moderately Aotivo
In Changes, with Little Trading on
Outside Account.
Tho Fseling Easier, but Steady, Except
flush on No. 3 Barley sof De-
cemher.



. - ~, ..,,.., ,,,.,,oa, b,atorv of
a"ssI. ~ ~. y. '.','' , w Mas, ynrk
t,y ~" ''s ,r.tlo r r,,tnts
ls ..s =" u'eit s', - ,,n,o,s.rl cir.
WV taaa n". w.. ...,,o and tr,,n.trv
y e..'.e"''oo' . su :" ~ .t s,,t,o, iu,t thnt |
.,.. -, wv ,t., ,snr, ,,nt nltn - proyant
."no.' ,.'s ,,..1s s' ~ .,n,..ste, rrho voor
,s, ' H., rnts t,,n n,ort rn,nark.
,,, '' m ,' au ,,..,s'. ,r, ,n,st cxsrnordInnry
"uu -. o' -. .ts, ~, t.,,,,,str,n. .rv,rc.
"e"s,sr a m nsa H,"ns,1ast ~ roro nm
~ Ano s: ., ...',.a s,1,.,o"ta ,,,n f1nr
.1s. u..",. NV. " -. a"n,tt - tnrrl1n
s."nto's ,r ~ .,s ,,t mn
~, .na.s,, -, ,,,,,.n,sa oo,so, - a,,dIlrn cnn.
~, ,,",,,o in tnr,nry nnrt,nl
r.,,,,r,, NJ ,,rcna ,.,sot lnss NJ nhout sio0,up.
~, -" ~, .,.r.', ~ ~. .,asn1. ,,.,.i,ota Tho
'0,.,, -. Wv s S ~ ,ss,o. - ,s ra,rooh
n'.s..'"et,'s. H.. .,ran,Ian.na ,rJ fatal rtrD
'.,,n ~ ,u-t ,.I.,, 49,, n,,..,,tni r,sn,,rcas nf
-. a,,.. h,",.i,,. ~. ,.J,, east c,onwc of
an,t,.." ,,,;o nx', t,,,,t,i wnr ri rotns sur.
,,,".,., -, .n,.,.,,w iii ,tnt hnl rreft td,,l
s't.e', ~ - ..,r@,J srs,o,, IN t.o t,unat AMI
o., H. s.,. ~, ~, thos@ tr,,ts onnh scvcrc
s.' ~ rrs 49,, " ",'uoa l., o,har ,i,no. ecr,ons
,."'as. ~ ,,.~..a.s ~ ~ ,.onr t,ne t,ron
ay a."5 ,.,r,.r,o,,,rns and ,r.a
''s .s's,, ~, ~ H., h,,t, ,,,nro thr, IN nnr
nMso .''' - 49, h,s,nx,. ~ ~" n.,,,n,rv
u, ,o..,sir. ,bo onrrot,nn, of tia war,
Climatic Influences ,n,'st be rcrnr,1ed as more
i,nportnnt t1lan nll others 1t has bcou tho worst
ycnr ever kEown Tor wenthor. wsntcr or OK
....'.. - .,,.t so,.n ,noav ,,rro v,I1l bocltcd
HHHl1HcFs ~ ehAt 7ot1u iVH's WV es"t t.S
with snow and loo long afsoF crops hhnu'l tmlve
becn under why. Muoh grain was wihtcrI IkLlou'
tho loss IN cnssla was enormous. tue Injury to
track aud machinery OF hary ransonas WasVefy
severe. and trMio and TRANSFORMATION weFe for
moqths greatly iHtorruptcd. Thea ca'ne s''d-
don,aummer, destructive floods, n season TOO
SHIRT md too wet for planting. aud quickly
following, tho fongeat mud acvcrcst
drolth evnr knnYn In this culIn-
try, llco0rls Of rainfall extending bNeK
for many years do not show TINT 80 severn ana
! lnng-conttn,tol dr0uth hHs ovcr prevailed over
80 broad MI nron. liar and crops were burl'c't
| up. springs woro dried, anisnals wero starved or
killed. 10 cscapa tho cost Of feeding md man't-
facturcs at nlnny points weta arrested by luck
Of wntcr. This extraordinary succession Of un-
| fnvorublc woAthor, extending through tho grcat-
l s-tAs
, 1881-12-31
11l.'Ilt0tT,
=
II. L. ~ ta.

DETROIT. At.cA, lice. .sn-FfOun-sG M4j.'5.
GhAlS-Wi!oat gulet but stehdTs No. Mh!to, caah,
fi.E4, January. HEN; February. tl.33{i March.
@l.AH{, ArrtL $L4If: MaT, &i.<!A.
HEcEi1Th-Mhsnk, 1uN bu.
H1ItpAENTE-SUuQ,
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1Ft~NVfs*
5,.5a8,1j
tGa}5.51
4,ntas.W
1,t~44"
3.s3zJ.75
1.(U&2.G
4.uk&7.tl


llUCS-Tha snarkns sn8 ucttve and strong. but
witHOnt noteworthy AllEarce. Tho fupplv aong
sluI I'm eHrIy c,eHFnnce was mhhc puar " hes rllt
selling Mt GllG.+ H. pnDr tn Ixfh hAHvy at h0&AD.
nnd slips and cuils ~ 5!aA, r Ihs n.EeI 1art =!
kilU9tUl7 for heayy. Among the days saes we1o tho
fntfrt
, 1881-12-31
DY 1'E1,EulaAl'N,

: spsetal Dhpasta to Tat Chicago 1sTbunt.
NEW Yank, Dec. D.-apeculatiou on the atock
Exchange continues strong ia tQAe, QKlp2 70
, 1881-12-31


FlllUlk-W4s In lKht demand, With no ehanao 10
4utc In prces+ Thera uerG ono Or two e1oFt orders
on tho nurko hut nc!L.or buyers nur saaEs sUcnad
unxluus to ,rlde, sad tie rear c1psed In phaac u
ras.cty inactivity. eaes wuro reported Of l*5 bra
Minnesota springs pFsvAtc torlnst I0 4aoks not
named 1T tsi su racks not nnnled III private lors
l'unt DHun! to KS brt. Ona car ryD t!uur 1t *AU.
UruE!t Mli.1ATErYk-tSUFn In Ga!r deuiund. sn!as
wuto sclair.ol Ut II cars uran II S!AahaM2j, and
cars lnildiInrs ~ &1an. 49,
srltlSG MllEAY-Was moderately eet3e, but
chiefly Oh local account. tn ehnnreA from Ja9ary IN.
tu Fubru4sy. Tho lstttah uatkats were settrted ID
per ccnlul higher und private ndvicns ndteA
tho s'psaspsct 'ufe .nN actlye donland "
I.ubdpn' ana Llvugpool uftaf tho holl-
days. Th,s tended Y .tronHthcn Tho feeling here
and tha nrtat advanced ssGhc but fell back about
Nc, and rnaud On Cnga ~ seioE tha !ata.t rEs:ss
III ThlrttuY. ENs M. csta ~ $i.:tS fur frps4 y.
,ytpka, fRIt sntt W4rH l0ustvG VI tn!tt !tnl nug
Iii Nj vi u cMrt M. u a. ltMst ll&
gAfa rfiuatstl CuHttai, ~. FAu and ~. u Gut DIP
S1p; sl II cata W sHplo Rt Acst T1tat atoue
:Isp " suli1F fgstarx .ES'sa % & " M &:; 81 sSa 1 Vt
sisa 9ld sye! 'n9ssy ,.y rn,;sSa r.. r. M; IN
hiaTct, suI,xod III tl.kffs Lib Ih0 tnlxIH labg
skuxa fa,sa vi lle day, Including sraasaatops on
i raj 5fi.stt
, 1881-12-31
PEORIA,

PEORIA, ILL.,. Dec. W.-GRAlS-Co.n aetiyo and Arm;
h!Rh mixed, ta,fGcei mixed. al.sealNe. Oats nrn'
No. I white. &i14a&c. ltye elsys No. !. TH19sAo
Observation-Disclosures nj fLli. -..
NErEtrTH-WhuAt, aJ!t but corn, aa973 but oRt1,
1JUs hi, re, At1) bu, tnrIeY. afN bd.
SH,rsikNrs Wheat, nuns: eorn. laOU bu, onts, a.
~ but rye. 2,uu but barley. 10u hu.
, 1881-12-31

aaea 1aa1i balsts speculation End p1pnrs. l!uN;
American. E.9W
nuEAbsrGrys-Ftsnace California uh,te ultnat. tGs
iAhi9B:s wintsr fed Wea:osn, IDS ztatia. CUfu-SaH
Western nt!ssd, 5. 1ay:d,
rE**-tanadlhn. IL ill.,
f.AHil-AnesItsss, it;4.
TENPESTtSE-SpIt!te, its.
yAnSs AND fAbiltrs-At Manchester Nutst but
atnnhy.
tsEcEtrr4-t'nst thtac days: whoat Ist,oD csntA'st
AMericnn. 1MnM
ASTwElsp, Doc. u.a-PE7nnl.EuM-iaalI$t.
, 1881-12-31

J.,vEupoo1u doc 3l.-CorfaS-salos OF tho week,
<asul unles, Amsrlcun. 3U]; speuuEatoFs tou1 tau.
of which oxputass took l.N. Forwarded fToM ships
side direct 10 tpnars i!bls netun! o3s'oFts la1 to-
tai receipts, Nltu: An,crtcan slI toni staak. S1-
QQ, American, lt!.tll: Auount aoat snpOs AmsEi'
can, .Mnn
nNsw rut,H, Doc. Tl-G0rTuS-Sot roeolpta Al al!
United BIates ror.s for the week. r9l.UN baioa3 IL
snnlo weak last yUar. tSt't1I tDtnl receipts ~ al
nlseL States ports t0 date. a1lshs do sh1o titnd
last yen1 4 9ll, EXPORTS from n!t unted esates
urts fur tho wook a11D. dD sstuo wenk lust yaar,
iiao tnta, exports truu. ali United htatcs ports 10
datp .p ,lnn aast y8ar, h]intE sok ~
al United tatca ltt* 3lAu: uts sAlnS tiigo last ytMl
u, ,lli; xtnEx vi all tntarinr tUwls snn ~ sahea
tiiua ia.t yc0r. ISitp: stock at i'verpua u; y,
tSr ;raat Drtlnil.. &hUD. do aals tms last St'ar,
NJ. iat,t,n 1)ec a]-C0rr0S-Qutet in!ddins, 1tAei
snlss :4N balesI foou.ris. lsU slpMens, la ssors'
NE,y OHtEASs t,eu xl-Co11oS-Qulets nlladfna.
1!4sc; INV d., lies Ho,il nrltt!ary iltsrs nGt 1.!,
stirts, llIM OaleA3 grt,ks 1hhu: 9xpnrtH 70 nsSn!
Ir!tAln Xii srnstu!ss, lII salns, 1,.t stoca
weekly nut fgceptA 1<ti RFuks. i17hJ: BfpoftS ~
t;FeMt trttaln taSH Continent, fA rnaxt"'ae' *"h;
HSIvEsiuy, I,ee au.-CuyroS--Wenk nit,dtne.
ll4te; lit&ot Rnd tsHaEy htt faetfgfa.
iu3I bnes, pxnDFts c9Htpect. KIT oDa*tN!ao nhni
eHes, 3Un; RlDnk, rnhfi weekly net reonints' Mhai
uxpQrts Ia GFuAt l!tlMln, lt E0nEtHu1 t1s eoezk-
Nls8, lmQ0; sAtds. a.aM
, 1881-12-31

IHnIA*AroLls Dec ec1l-1nA1S-Whehtd drni &l:b4
else,f. Corn nEm, Gs2isAc. Oats steady, +aHaa7c,
, 1881-12-31
NJ L fMlt

ess fur wsl WA appassnt'y sIaai s'"sthx %
i,is div Il Fnpldy ut|!l II ruachel &tu W Nt!sA tF9ts
Il e.0d III tho clusu. cnsa pats H,,l ~ w @a'hS
eio.Sa ssst fsf1ar{ Ipoa .a. ss .sas =. :s -
su u IL 43}c. pnd futer heavy salea s1ld toW 70
&,siC 1t wh.ch price tho narket e!osol hhe Fhtio
, 1881-12-31

INDIANAPOLIS,

oswE6o, Dec. M--t'aAtS-Whsat sseady, Corn
3u!ot, Western ml1ud, 7ic.
, 1881-12-31

sAl:tisu salltr Mafcl.. Lung olsRrs worn 1uot.d mt
A .S VA ~. 80 IS!M Gsssst!%a1 as
qua I'D 1t Dtly t"E ts1ld ID srsruResi Ereon hams,
UacTi, qnsct u is44i7lc far sho aiders, for
short rIbs. iu4u for sl0H cleIFs tsl:1 fur hams,
"tpEEf@Wns aniss ii k;s ,ou, TOR ucs., sletp5llM
, 1881-12-31

HUSTON, nec, M-W00L-aatAst conelnnas qa'fe
actve nnu nrtces wutl sustained; Ohio nnd FonhsSl'
yuu,a uxtfna, G'sttsni MlclIxuh 'uncoar fa0G&ict
con,bIng ualanu, +Slan for cl|lra so'eeno3'si Ml'
,nshci r,,nIbnu. s.xss.;s, utm,.stled wools, 1eEa
fpr fna UhItlt pulled Wouts. Y! IfstshE; ,o~,
ADkl.i'ill IA, i)tG aa-W"oL-"Ashea 'a"t Sas
1thEfa uuEfnuEgH, -
, 1881-12-31
MINING NEWS.

epssial pIspateh 10 tbs Chcaoo Tribune.
nosroN, Dco. W.-iu luinlng shnrcs, Quincy
advanced II. to 10. and oi0sU,t atrnuR, with Sot
BID and no atooik offering. Calumet 4 Hoc!a
a,lvanretl fro,n sE!s tn =S: lswabio from 70 TO-
Eito: ilnupt.xI slavelnpn,ent liz 70 OIL; l'rlinS.
wick Antm1iiy i, 70 vi, Osfora Nickel snla vt
ii; National al q; Franklin ut ls}i; and Copper
Falls ut Al.
nosvox, Doc. 0.-Sllnng atocks closed ~ fol-
lows; ...,. 49,.
A,luo. b1,plug Co.,, 'rcwah!o........,.,.. f6A
t:ninntst ii.',.,,xN Quincy. .,..........,.. ~
t,ntilpn 4.lA tt1EG.
TnIttf Faijk, lblvur Is4t.. ~
Franklin .s,r.....,.... taHI
, 1881-12-31

DRY GQOnS.
NEW Yp,tx, bet. M-Markci cuns!uuas qulel. bu'
prieax 4,eaay 4nd uiu.angsdt stnpiu cott0n Eo,ii'
quat but whtta yaoaA !qnas. a'd MarsrIlles qn!lts
IN yntr nnunt, tttusa 1ulut axrupt ehiFnga. Which
All Goir talrlJ wtusn Roodz tIt fair dott3Anu nra
stQaAy.
, 1881-12-31
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

John A DODGE q CU't
Eunkor4 and llrokorK, No, II WNll.st New forf hny
Ind curry stocks M 10 per cont ninfaln nnn whnh
ers s'iui:k fTivl .EtiEs nt rsnt,at,!o rates M M e
su,;lniiu mid Fiiutoini K0ilrt aunt frae. >.
, 1881-12-31

IuSpoS, Dcu. Nl.-5 y. ul.-Couaols-Money,
American souurittca-un!tcd 8tutes %, III;
Itll1luls Central. l3l!s: PENNSYLVANIA Central.
Qi1; EGw Ynrk Contrne. l'NH; Eric, 45A; Sec
rho nU,t,tlnt Of hllllI0n withdrawn from tho
Ant,E Of Ellunud M balni.ce to.lny was Rl09, ,9Q.
l'AIIH, Dep, N+--llCntcS, UT s!Sp.
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PLAIN, OR IN CoLORs

And aspriees 30 per ssAt below
ear fernAx rates,
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NOTICE for i. uDlIcaIion.
LAND OFFICE Ar BOISE Cry, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT bOISE tlIf, IDAHO,
June ID, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention To make final proof
in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on Tuesday
July 10, 1881, viz: Albert &. A. Gortz Of
Placerville pastoflice, Boise county, Idaho
Homestead Application No. 1910, for the
SW 4 NV and N 4 NV Il andNW Il
NE Sec. n, TIP 1, NR4 e. He names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz; George H. Esmond, Of
Horseshoe Bend, Boise county, Idaho,
John Petersen of Horseshoe Bend, Boise
county, Idaho, James Casner, of Placer
Wills, Boise county, Idaho, John Craig of
Placerville, Boise county, Idaho.
JOHN b. MILLER, Register.
June 17--5w.
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SheriH9s Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
OF the District Court. Second Judicial District
OF Idaho Territory in and for Ada county and to
directed anu delivered, for a judgment rendered
and entered in said Court on the "a enty-seyenth
day OF January A. d. $780, in favor of Joseph Per-
raut, and against James Crew and William James,
aa have levied on the following property. to-wit
Those certain mining claims known as Copelapd's
diggings, situated in Boise county Idaho Territory
about eighty miles from Idaho City,, l. riy
direction and about four miles from Long Valley
and in the vicinity of what is known as Gold Fork
being Hill, Bar, Gulch and Creel CLAIMS and loca-
ted and taken up by James Copeland, james How
ell I. G. Underwood and George Mozier and sold
to James Crew March rs, 1876, by T. G. Underwood
and Thomas Fairy Also the main ditch used in
working said diggings; said ditch tapping a small
creek that empties into the said Gold Fork about
one and one-half miles above tn mouth thereof
extending thence along the mining ground on the
south side of said Gold Fork about three miles to
certain gulch, toge her with the bitches leading
from the said guch to the main diggings, about
onehalf mile from said gulch, the said main ditch
being about the capacity of two hundred and ffty
inches, miners measure, together with the water
rights and privileges incident and pertaining to
said ditches being the first water right to the wa
tiers OF said gulches, with al reservoirs, fumes etc.
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaininp
together with all and singular the tsnements here.
ditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in amy wise appertaining. Notice is hereby
given that on the
Ninth day of July, A. ID. 1851,
at ten 0 o'clock A. NJ. of that day. in front of the
Court Honse in Idaho City, county of Boise, Idaho
Territory. will sell the right title and interest of
said James Crew had in and to the above described
properly january 27th 1880. or has since that day
acquired, at
Public Auction,
for cash in hand to the highest and best bidder n
satisfy said Execution and all costs
Dated the sixteenth day of June, 1881
JOHN NJ. DANSKIN, Sheriff
June 17-4w.
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%OI4DIICRS!

A. A. THOMAS, corner Ninth and F
streets, Washington, d. G.. attends to Pen
sion and Back Pay. Bounty Claims col
lected Contested Land Claims, Mineral
ana Agricultural attended to before the
Department Of the Interior and Supreme
Court. Land Warrants, Land Scrip, and
Additional Homesteads purchased and
sold. IT,
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I.inimcnt is recded by somebody in
every house. Every day b. iilgs news OF
thentso ~ of aaa :,vvfe.s seaia or burn
sibdued, OF rAeEnartic martyrs re-
stored, Or % valuable horse or OK
saved by the healing power of this
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PosToFFICEs.


The following is list of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City Eminettsville
Falk's Stole, Lower Boise
Middleton, payette Store
Star. Thurman's Mills.
Alturas county.
Atlanta. Mountain Home,
Rocky Bar, Bonaparte,
Ethels, Arco,
Ketchum. Bellevue,
Bradford, Bullion,
Galena. Saw Tooth.
Bear Lake county.
Bennington. Bloomington.
Fish Haven, Georgetown.
Iowa Bar Liberty,
Montpelier, Ovid,
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner Centervillo.
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho City,
Pieneerville. Placerville,
Quartzburg. Squaw Creek.
Garden valley.
Idaho county.
Clear Water Elk City,
Cottonwood, Grangevilte.
John Days Greek. Mount Idaho,
Shearers Ferry, Washington,
C@ur dAlene. Freedom.
Glenwood
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemhi Gibbonsyiiie.
Chailis. junction
Salmon City. Bonanza City,
Leesburg. Clayton,
Crystal, Custer
Paranno.
Nez Perez County.
Waha Lap~,ai,
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Lewiston. Mountain Cove
Lidyyille.
Oneida County.
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Clifton,
Eagle Rock. Franklin
GENTLE Valley Malad City,
Mink Greek, Oxford
Ross Fork, Backfoot
Soda Springs. Swan Lake.
weston. Glencoe
Lava, Market Lake.
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Owyhee County.
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Castle Creek.
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Pierce City.
Cassia county.
Albion, CLAIMS Ferry,
Goose Creek, Rock Creek.
Salmon Falls, Bridge.
Oakley, Laneville.
Washington county.
BrewnIee, Council Valley.
Indian Valley, Middle Valley.
sal5bria. Weiser bride.
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drawing glove from his pocket; t.you
once wore this, and the last time it left
your hand was on beautiful September
day Elk summers ago. You threw it from
you with these words:
AZ cast you from my mind as I do
this glove, and will forget you as soon.'
''Ah, you remember it now. Well.
madame. as have said, 1 sail for Eu-
rope. There is little Christian charity
IN my composition, nothing but poor,
weak human nature, and before I 60 |
think it my duty to return your glove
and with it your own words:
81 cast you from my mind as do
this glove, and will forget you as soon. -
He threw the glove at her feet, and
without another word, without a back
ward glance. strobe from her presence.
Half an hour later merry couple pas
sing the rustic summer house noticed a
white heap lying motionless on the floor.
It was Christine Cannell in q dead faint.
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1t is expected the work on the canal viii
be fully and satisfactorily completed as
early as September of the present year.
YORK TOWN CENTENNIAL.
Sometime since movement was inau
gurated looking to celebration of the
one hundreth anniversary of the surren-
der OF Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown, and
the Governors of the several states were
requested to appoint commissioners to
arrange therefor. In accordance with
this request, Hon. Milo P. Jewett, of
Milwaukee, was appointed to represent
Wisconsin. The National Government
will take prominent part in the exercis-
es of the occasion, which will consist of
naval and military reviews, civic process
sions, orationS, poems, aud the laying of
the corner stone of monument to com
memorate the great historical event which
closed the war of the Revolution. A lib
eral appropriation has been made by
Congress to assist in defraying the nee
essary expenses. 1t is exceedingly ap
propriate that events of this character
should be celebrated, and nothing will
more surely tend to heal the differences
engendered by our civil war, or more
securely weld the bonds of fraternity,
without which we cannot become a hom
ogenous nation, than for the descendants,
lineal and political, of the victors of
Yorktown to gather together aud recount
and commemorate the deeds of valor and
heroism which seenred our Independence.
In accordance with the terms of the
resolution adopted by the Board of Com
missioners, respectfully recommend
that all appropriation be made by you
sufficient to enable the State of Wiscon-
sin to take suitable part in the celebra
ton of this centennial anniversary.
CONCLUSION.
The richest blessings of Divine Provi
dence have been bestowed upon our Ma
tlon during the past year most abundant
ly. Nothing that could contribute to our
material or political welfare has been
withheld, and, IN consequence, financial
and commercial affairs were never in a
more satisfactory condition, the evidence
II univer al prosperity and contentent
ment were never more abundant and the
prospects for continued advancement III
wealth, In education, and in all things
necessary to make people truly inde
pendent, never more encouraging. We
have reason, also, to be most profoundly
grateful that the results of the late presi
Dental election were so decisive and
were obtained by methods so unobiec
tlonable, as to secure prompt and cheer
full acquiescence therein for the time
being, and. III addition thereto, the as
sarsace r at ttor- -..i'' ,-a~~.-->4.1 L. ~
great body of intelligent people in every
state as the conclusive adjudication that,
IN the United States, the Nation, and not
a State, is supreme. This is a promise
of the impending and final disintegration
of sectionalism, and marks the dawn OF
an era, most anxiously awaited by the
people of Wisconsin, when there shall be,
politically, neither north nor south, east
nor west.
WILLIAM r., SMITH