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Holiday Books SOC to 81 Frnged Cards oe TO 81 60
Juvenile Books. SC to 50lChromos per dOZ &c
Gift Bibles 4Oc to 81 Is Chromos with frames. l2c
Teach Bfb!esS 80 s. 00Sk Book Marks sc to 81 W
Christmas Cards 1c to Wall Notices. --..29c
Above prices include postage. Immense stock: Dis
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Illustrated Catalogue free, ANY book In the market
furnished at less than retail price, postpaid
DAVID C. COOK. AZ Adams Street. Chicago.
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a CAUsTIo wit, in speaking Of, an tmpeenni.
GUS friend, said: ." He settles his debts just
like Work-tieki tick, tick.''
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DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Rough on Rats u
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 15c-
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Ha1e's Honey of HOrehound and Tar.
Make timely. use of it for coughs. Pike
toOthache drops cure in one minute.
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A MODERN philosopher thinks that early
rising is well enough as far as bread is con-
cerned.
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"BUoHUPAIBA" Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney Diseases. 81.
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REDDING's Russia Salve has proved its eff
cheney by test Of rs years. constant use. Try it.
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well to send for David c. Cooks Catalogue
of Goods. He is in the field this year with a
larger stock than ever, and from his prices we
should Judge the bottom had fallen clear out
before he purchased. See adv. other column.
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"THE art that conceals art" as the thief
remarked when he slid an expensive oil paint
ing under his coat.
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ZACHARY: Yes there is quite a difference
between an entry-clerk and hall-boy.-N. 2
Nelgs
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FS-Diamond Dyes will color any thing any
color and never fail. The easiest and best way
to economic. 10 cents, at all druggists.
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ALL our lady friends will be glad to hear that
Cragin q Co. l1S S.4th st. Phila send first class
piano sheet music, vocal and ms trumental gra-
tbs. NO advertising on it, Write for catalogue.
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a NEMPeV AETED forhandsomely illustrated
s! 81: s.: ! S ::s:ss,
low in price: selling fast Liberal terms OneE'eG.
BOU&LASS B1ROS. a PAYNE Cincinnati o..
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G0NSuM PTl0N.

have positive remedy the above diseases by its
uss thouSanis OF cases the worst kind and Of long
stning have been cured. Indeed strong is faith
In its eficacy thatI will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, to-
gether with VALUABLE TREATISE this disease, 70
Sny sufferer. Give EXPRESS and P. o. address.
DR.. 7. 4. SLOCUHs 1a1 Pearl St. New YORK
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Illustrated Serial Stories.
Illustrated Travel and Adventure.

G. A.
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F.
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Ok Tinason thu Misso
P.
combe
by Special Correspondent ne Lpaog
: ::
ON1l1 LIZ 90 ---0 Prof &
Among others "H Dc inc
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IF afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it 25c.
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kcENTst WANTEDl AGENTS!
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RAILROAD GAZETTE.

PlbiIshsd 6 sc BrOadWEY, New TOrk.
s6.so per annuuss-.-pe-tsss nrse.
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AAR TeleRaphy and Station AgenlS G t
AKIN and be of position paying hcNN
h6E4aaBN $40 to $50 Per month. ADDRESS
z 4. Taylor. Mgr Ry-TelegraDh College Topeka nan
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Special Articles.

distinguished Neurogsts
will be enlvened by cuOuA
andn lusrat
BrownSeauard~
andDl The Of Sleep
A.Ha
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POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


hope that, however numerous and urgent
may be the demands upon your attention, the
interests of this district will not be forgotten
The denial to its residents of the great right
of suffrage in all its relations to national
States and municipal action imposes on Con-
gress the duty of atfording them the best ad-
.Ininistration which its wisdom can devise.
The report of the District Commissioners in
would seem to be very desirable. instance
in particular those which relate to aTrearssof
taxes to spare railroads and to assessments of
real property.
Among the questions which have been the
topic of recent debate in the halls of Congress,
none are of greater gravity than those relat-
ing to the aScertainment of
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
and the intendment of the Constitution in
the provisions for devolving executive func-
President suffers from inability to discharge
the powers and duties of his office. I trust
that no embarrassment may result from the
failure to determine the questions before
another national election.
The closing year has been replete with
blessings, for which We owe to the Giyer of
all good our reverent Acknowledgement. For
the uninterrupted harmony of our foreign re-
for the eNuherance of our harvests and the
tr1umphs OF our mining and manufacturing.
industries; for the prevalence of health the
spread OF intelligence and the conser-
walton of the public credit; for the
growth OF the country in all the ele-
ments of national greatness; for these and
and be glad. I trust under the inspiration of
this great prosperity our cOunseis may be
harmonious, and that the dictates of pru-
dence, patriotism, jusetce and economy may
Congress and the President may heartily
mite.
CHESTER A. .ARTHUR.
WAsHITGToN, p, q, December 4, 1882
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THEBESTE Hss 4I,S sA ps4i.9.:

DemOreSt s Illustrated Monthly.
Sold by all NevgsdeaIers and POstmasEers,
or the Editor OF this paper VIII take your
subscription. Send twenty cents for q sfeeE-
men copy to w. JENNINGS DEA1OREST,
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placed in charge OF a depot of supplies at
Cape Serdze, returning to his post from st.
Lawrence Bay across the ice in n b hiding
snow storm, was carried out to sea and lost,
Notwithstanding all efforts to rescue him.
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ACENT SlLadiGs or Gentlemen

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PATENTS @sssSsS g az!


port patentahe MANY years practice Pamphlet free.
3. W-FITZGERALD& &C., Attorneys, Washington DC.
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large doe In which We he'd beea
drifting for ten months, seemed to Be
broken up BY hanging on Henrietta
Island, and swingfnc around to The
northwest. The w3dth Of ice wss
about ten feet and the greatest draft
OF water Of any piece I saw measured
was twenty-three feet. In answer to
. question - to the condition Of the
Jeanette before the heavy pressure
Of June l2th, witness said: ''Shs
was = very strong ship and IN the
same condition - when she LETT San
Francisco, with the exception that
her fore i,0t Was twisted" Knowing
her condition ct that time would you
II In command ofthe expedition have
deemed Il expedient to continue ON
the expedition? mo. For she had
been fitted out originally for three
years, aud the supply Of clothing and
provisions etc.. would not warrant
another year In the ice. The supply
Of coal also would have been insulI(.
cient for the coming winter ~ the
crew already had Geen exposed for
two years to the rigors Of an Arctic
climate. Furthermore 1t n the Gus
TOM when . ship In fitted out for
three ycans Arctic work to return at
the end Of the second summer" In
reply to further questions witness
said: Had It been any other vessel,
however perfect, my jugdn,ent would
have been the same. The entry In
the ships log for the last day Prsvi-
Gus to her abandonment vas identi.
lled by witness as in the hand writing
Of Capt. DeI.Ong and was mode .
part Of the record. The court ad-
jOurncd until tomorrow.
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Rcnshsw Opera House.

One of the largest audiences which
has greeted the Nellie Boyd Com
l.auy during their present engage
ment, witnessed the rendition Of
1.-THE Two Orphans last night. Mel
lie lloyd in the dual characters Of
Louise" the blind orphan aud isis
ter G.nevieve," n,atron Of the i'osp!-
tai, evinced the greatest versatility Of
talent, presenting the extremely OPP
posite characters with equal ease and
sn,ootbncss of address. The support
was es usual satisfactory and harnlo-
mious, and the present alton all entire
success. The orchestra, under Mr..
Clark. leadership, has always been
excellent, but our local pride was
gratilied last night l'y their splendid
performance, the usual orchestra te-
ing augmented by the addition Of 10
cal talent consisting ofthe well known
pianist, Mr.. s. A. Kennicutt; Mr.. G..
Kcsser, trombone; e. kesscr, Jf.
drum; Frank Marsh, flute. aud Fred
McKechnie, clarionet. With these
additions the orchestra has ten mu-
sicians, NIL OF whom. will play ut the
matinee and evening entertainment
to-day. Matinee this afternoon
Camille" and tonight the great
English comedy. ''Every'"x'y's
Friend"
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COLLISION At PURT1gDU1
One Man Killed and 0thAes In
3ured.

Early lat evening rumou were rife
that . had smash-up had occurred
near PoEtneuf on the Utah 4 North
efn railroad. No information could
be obtained at the railroad office,
further than that there was trouble
down the read and that the passeu.
ger train, due here at S:35 p. M, and
which should leave Portneuf at I q.
m. did not get away from that sta
ton until !6:l5 p. m. and would not
arrive here until morning.
As gathered from outside sources,
1t seems that freie hit train No. 5 bound
north, and freight No. 8 bound south,
In charge Of conductors Holbrook and
ONeil, collided At point near Port
neuf 1t about : o'clock yesterday
morning. The wreck was . bad one;
cars were telescoped, and the head
brakeman on one OF the trains was
killed, aud others injured. The fact
that the passenger train due ut Port
neuf at .. m. was detained until
6:15 p. M, indicates that the accident
was serious, as the suppos'tion 10 that
the entire time was occupied in clear
ing the wreck from the track.
There Was . runner that four or i've
men were killed outright, but NO in
formation was obtained corrobosst-
ing the story.
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Railroad Racket.

The rai;road water works for the
supply IF locomotives and watering
Of stuck in transit, at Billings, are
completed.
Rnadmas.er Lee, who Is In charge
Of the const ruction department. sur.
facing work, on the Northern Pacif-
ic railroad. has moved west TO
Boulder.
Cars on the Enrthern Pacific are
expected 10 Ike running between Wis
xoala AMI Puget Sound h9 next
Christmas. Only ubort 81 miles re-
main ung:at!esl.
Tie track layers of the Northern
Pacif: construction force working
westward wer. due ut Den-"n's
Landing, twenty-five miles east q:
Huxen,an, and lis west Of Billings on
tho 18th instant. The work OF lay
Ing til: rails was progressing at thr
rn.e of one to two miles per day.
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Theatre Co,n,Que.

The great benefit hill last night
was complete success. The thea
tire was crowded 50 tll&t II was Inn
possible to secure even standing
room efter ten o'clock. Members Of
the company, amateurs aid volun-
teers seemed to vie with each other
In their efforts to make the benefit
the greatest variety bill ever pre-
sented in Butte, and the unanimous
verdict If the audience was, that
they succeeded. The Halls, Reilly,
Bobby (;aylcr, Clifford, IIranscomb,
Pruyu, Rosa Rowland and
Miliie Thompson were sim
ply immense in their re-
spective specialties, but where all do
10 well It Is useless 10 rar;icularize.
The performance may be summed
NJ in tile declaration that for laugh
ter-pruvosing, sitle-splittins, butlol'-
bu, sting fun. no s';ow in Butte has
ever equailetl the Con'ique Varieties
Of last night.
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PER9O ON Al.

W. p. Pratt, Esd, left on this morn
ing's train for Nevada.
Peter Jcsscn, Esq, arrived from the
Lower valley yesterday.
Mr.. John Kurtz, one Of the oldest
Of old Montauians, came In from
Wickes yesterday.
F. Il. Mills and wi:r, and Messrs.
J. LOnystaf and Jesse Smith, came
il from the Upper valley Last light.
Mr., W. Scott McCleery and wife,
accompanied by VIM. Bavsil, ESD,
after making the grand tour Of the
Yellowstone Park, arrived: in the city
last night.
The distinguished party Of North
crn Pacific Officials, consisting o!
Vice President T. l.. Cakes, General
Manager Haui.t, Land Commission
er I.anilnru, Chief Engineer Ander-
son, J. N. Hannafrd and Edward
Stone, arrived in Helena Wednesday
night. They arc expected In thu:
West Side in few days.
Amos Pur,ium, EStl., Of Salisbury,
made a pleasant call ut the MINER,
Office yesterday. He says a rich
strike has recently becn made in the
Butterfly lode, on Wisconsin creek,
near his place. Mr.. Parlun, Is SAL.
guine Of the future develOIene nt oi
tina! section into one VI the most inn
lx.rtsnt mining districts Of the Ter
ritory.
An ,ntcrcs;in: meeting occurred
yesterday "r the three Pur''un broth
crs. Amos Purslun,, Of Salisbury. a
we'll known Montaniau, had been in
the city several days, and Mr.. ]. W.
Purtium, Of Sheridan, End Wilson
Purtlu.n, Of Chiliiicothe, Ohio,
arrived by private conveyance yes
teriay from Sheridan, Mon
tana. The two Latter brothers had
not seen each other for twenty-fomr
years until they met in Sheridan /"
week ago.
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PERSONAL.

II. +. Lowry, Est. arrived las
night from Helena.
Messrs. John Quinlan and II. {.
Lauseu are in from the valley.
VIM. Osborn, ESQ.,, arrived from
Clarkc's Fork las: night.
Nessrs. ". A. Logan, II. \. Col
lcden, John f. league, NJ. Il. Alsen
and Allen Hay. are registered from
Helena.
J. H. Paterson, Esq, representa-
tive Of the \. F. Shap!e:g!' and
Cant we'll Hardware Co., Of 81. Louis,
Is in the city.
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A distinguished German profess
recently announced that il . drop Of
human blood was placed under NH
croscol,e capable Of nnagnifying Il
twenty million times larger. 1t would
show Ill of the kinds OF animals that
existed. or now exist on the Garth.
In the blood Of a healthy person the
animals are quiet in that Of n sick
person they fight. Fr"M this he
draws the conriu.iOn that man hos
in him all the elements from which
the universe was created. He further
says that II a dead cat was flung into
q pOol Of water and LETT IL .lcconi.
pose, tho drops Of water would show,
when under q microscope, all the
animals jnlon. ing to the cat species.
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Ai0COllanoouA.

ALEXANDRIA, OFT. 9.-General
Wolseley arrived from Cairo and re-
viewed SroOpe.
baden, Oct. sO.-The Emperor
William has entirely recovered from
bis indisposition.
NEW York, OFT. 2O.-Failures the
past week were III, Of which : were
10 this city and ITO In the various
States.
New York, Oct. D.-The furniture
warehouse Of Thoeser 4 Uhl, Third
avenue, bur ned this morning. Los
81. 900; insured.
BATON RoC0E, Oct. N.-Tho Gov
ern0r decided tha: Peter Thomas and
Laura bright must he hanged Ut
Mansfield, December 18th.
BCRBERLAND, Nd, Oct. al-The
miners in the Meyenbale coal region
struck for an advance from, forty TO
ifty cents per ton. Only one mine
10 working nOw.
DUBLIN, OFT. 3N.-lIealey. Bran
nan and Harrington have lecn ap-
pointed temporary secretaries, and
Biggar and Webb treasuren, Of the
Irish National League.
ST. Louis, Oct. 0.-The entertain.
ment of the Waiting Commercial
Club began to-day. Drives, lunch.
and visits to points Of interest were
the methods employed.
PARIS, Oct. a.-A dispatch from
4otecean Lib mines, reports riotoue
minQrn a havin1 made an umso,ccena.
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ORlJElf TO SHOW CAUSE.

county. ferriiosy ct > "EiaLa. in the Inat.
ter Of tho estate Of John a.. S:rricller &c.
ee1sei. k:hwi" h. Water bury. sdIninissra-
tor q! the esta'" Of John T.. Htrei'her DE-.
prayiSg for An a,rler az sale III the real e..
tote 81 salt .lescs.temt fvr the purposes
therein cot forth.
II i6l ;.erciar,. RI RID BY the i:dse II said
court tina! all pesrsDns iotsrssied In tie ~.
tate q .aii s'.s,eas.,i appear before the said
prGi,ste court On w <,lIrxisy, the I'D sioy Of
November. Ia.:, ~ ~ 0t lock Of the i0renGna
OF SAIL day, NJ the court rOOns Of said pro.
Is At silver Row, to shev cause by IN
older rhO:lld not be granted TO the saj1 i'd
minis ~ tor to sell No much Of the rel e.
tAse Of tue said dceeascd % shalt b. deemed
necessary. CALEB =: lHS1N6.
Probate judge.
hated this 10Th day II Octoi'er, A. d. lsss.
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Leg BAN.

George Jessen b we'll known to the
officers Of the law ~ . "larceny thiet."
Last spring he was indicted ct Deer
Lodge for . larceny Of anlalgam from
. sluice bex ut Yreka. While being
taken from the jail to the court room,
for trial he broke from the enicer and
made run for liberty. A lively chase
ensued, but Jcssen proved himself q
champion ''go-as-you-please" runner,
and succeeded In escaping. Nothing
was heard Of him until yesterday
when he was recognized on Main
street and arrested at Noyes' corner
by Joe Campbell and Deputy Sheriff
Thompson. The prisoner took the
arrest very coolly and went quietly
toward the Jail until opposite Caplics
building, when resorting 10 his old
tactics he broke ana ran. Officer
Thompson started after him, firing
u,,, Il. :; a. Is, ra::, and Campbell
sent two sil ia after the fugitive; 1t
was evident, however, that none Of
the shots took cflect as Jesscn's speed
Was only accelerated by the stern
chase. Al the Montana lumber yard
Officer d. W. Carroll Joined In the
pursuit, and followed close ON the
heels Of the flying fugitive until they
reached the old placer diggings south
Of the city, where the game got un-
der cover In the broken ground and
the pursuit was abandoned.
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The AaccabooO.

CIxclxxArJ, Oct. 1.-Au organi-
xation known a. the Maccabees has
been started In the city. The purpose
In to encourage and assist In the prO-
motion Of agriculture among Israel.
ites. The plan Is 10 enroll In sect,One
all Israelltes over thirteen years VI
age, who shall pay annual dues Of
one dollar each. The sections In
State tOcOmstitute . division, and rep.
resentatives Of divisions 70 constitute
y grand division. The latter will
have an executive council, which,
shall control and dis',urse funds. A
provisional council, to act until the
executive c,uncil Is organized. has
been chosen. II CONSISTS ri NJ. 10th.
Moses Kr.,fn. NJ. II. Marks, Henry
Silk, Joseph Abraham, JOSEPH, lron-
slime, Alexant:er Strai,s, Max I>aat's
and Henry I.owens!cin.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the YlO6alc Court in and Tor Hl1V0T
notter Of the estate al AtWell NoWry, de.
ceasai. Edwin H. Waterbury. sdmin '6lra-
tne Of the estate III Atwell NsVry, dseess-
csl. navlne flle0 hts petition herein. pray
asisi deceased for tho purposes therein ses
forth.
II 10 t;nr,i ~. ordered ~ tho Judge Of said
court. tina Nj IcvssmH 1n;cr' xttst In The e..
probate co,;rt ON Wedi'sssDsy. the I'd day Of
NOvcIuh.r. !.x:. cts O'Clock IN tire afternoon
at SAID Ha. ~ The court room IL said pro-
hate court. ut tho ely ~ rutte. IN the
On order should not ~ xr.m...l to the said
a.lmidisiratoe % sell 70 much the real e..
tate OF The said deceased a. alIall he neeex.
saTy. CALEB E. IRVINE.
sH;?i5WSV Probate Ju6eo.
dated Tits roth day Of October. 1881.
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Convention of Baptist Olersymen

Convention of Baptist OlesRymen.
HAMILTON. Ont, Oct. 9.-An In.
pOrtant convention Of baptist Clergy.
inen and laynlen which has bCen in
session here the last few days, has
under confederation the proposed in
PRODUCTION Of the bible ~ text hook
into the public schools Of Ontario.
They declined to take part In the
deputatiOn which will wait upon the
Premier Of Ontario Tuesday next,
assigning AZ rtasON, while heartily
approving Of the proper use Of the
Bible In public schools, they hesitate
to take action which will interfere,
IN any way, with religious liberty.
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Railroad Rack ct.

On tue 10th inst, Northern Pacific
stock was quoted a. follows; common
Isl; preferred, 81.
Everything has quieted down at
Halletts railroad camp west OF Mis-
eoula, and work Il going on energeti-
cally ~ usual.
The Benton branch Of the North
ern Pacific will be definitely located
this winter, and work on the same
will begin early next spring.
The highest bridge on the North
ern Pacific line h In Missoula county
near O'Keefe's canyon. It hoves In
the cir rs feet above the level Of the
canyon.
Eddy, Hammond 4 Co., Of Mis-
soula, have . large force at work just
outside the reserve on their tie con-
tract, and many thousand ties are a.
ready piled up along the grade.
Vice President Oakcs says the
earnings Of the Northern Pacific
tor October will be fully $lOO, 900
greater than for September. The
earnings Of the road for September
were $7S9, 900.
Upon 70 different lines, In 81 States
OF tile Unicn, SO75 miles Of new rail-
way were constructed during the
first nine months Of 1852, Of which
l,A0 miles were built during the
mcnth Of September,
It is reported that the Union Pa
cite and Northern PSciRc railroad
companies will, at the place o: juno
ticn near the Columbia river, locate
lands for q town site, upon which
the two roads will COL issues to build
the largest city west Of the Rocky
Mountains.
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CHICAGO, Oct. Mt In alleged the
magnificent scheme Of building a fine
city aud GUNNER resort tn Ike c:slIesl
East Chicago, ut the head IT Lake
Michigan. which was originated by
New York parties, has been aban.
doned, on account Of the immense
expenditure necessary.
fIenry Clay Maynard, for the past
eight years manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph, office In this city,
died at Geneva Lake. Wisconsin,
this morning ut 10 O'Clock. Since
the death Of Ills wife last spring he
has heen much broken III spirit and
health. aud was obliged to leave bis
Office two weeks ago. since which
time he has rapidly failed. lie suf-
fered from puxxling complication Of
disorders, and died In congestivs
chill. He was widely known and ~
spected BY all.