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rHglsTN4S.--Les dc Christ
mss Il du jour de Tan ap.'rochent
/ Les marclandS de iouctS Tentants
| d dune infinite i'aatres articles
| deStin9s aux eapleauX g:t1"n dot
fare q cette tpoque tant dasiree
par les eniants, ont dela fat ieui'
etalaga. Anssi Nest i pas |etonnant
de yoir 4 tonte h2ure lie ia iournee,
que le leaps soft beau OF mauyai>,
quill faSse cnaud Oh troitt. totis les
PEASANTS sarrtter deEant les Vltrl-
ns pour admirer Iii grande yariete
DIES articles qu'eiles retirement
lhez slr. Alois WaSSenthannel
lincpalement on y volt lie plus
bel assortment quill soft possible
de voir ; il v a de tout dams Get eta
olssement, depulS lie .iouet lie plus
eOmmnn .iusqu'au plus richie. Eli
0atre de toutes ces 5ebeIies, on trou.
Fe encore chez lui deS honbons dc
louie sorte ct DIES plus fins, Ell les
sateauz les plus Grais. Ainsi, !
pax qul ont DIES emplettes ii faire.
nous lenr eonsellons De re pas OH
aler eette maison, me dies rI5s lo
'aaliendableS de Metre vile.
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Mr.. Philippe Gauthrsaux, fills de
Mr.. Felix Gauthreaux, est mort
Reinforcement i charlottesville a.
pres une Tongue maladie. II d etc
escorte i Sd derniere demeure par
III colnpanie DIES pompiers Hoair
No /, don't il etait III DIES membres.
Mr.. Constant SimoneauA qui
await plante ct cultive deuN arpents
ct trois quarts de cannes de Java q
retire tie ces 1iemes cannes elize
boucauts ct deux barils de sGcre.
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Brass Castings,
StuaTt's Female College.

VIII open its AAtss. Annual Session Sept.
1tEi. with a full corps Of able and expe-
rienced teachers. Exceptionally good adj
yantages are offered il this School for the
training Of girls il al branches-piain and
ornamental. Course Of study thorough To-
cation Eeaitly. Iegtus moderate. Fer Gaia
lague address
Y. Il. STUART. PRINCIPAL.
-SEELBTyIILE, kY.
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lie ditnancl,e mails encore aucune
maiscn dc commerce. netite on
crande. d'aucune soite, pas meme
DGuT les obi.ts dc premiere nHccSsi-
~. :. ;pntr .sr.r o1l~-rtc. la sen'"
.~.eention 81 1;our les HaisoHs OF
i; ~u1nrrieVue Is. cousnaint.e SUI
p!a.e. I,.,rr lex us:arr!uri"S. tt uc-:4
10 ffantioe.* 4. !air. H. Hi"su3. :.
Il, poisson ft9i reHEent rtr" "}5.>H-
- .ttis4i" fe''f A&'f'' - '+' -.
= J = t'i;i~ =: !" " 80 - '''t''''=
ss@"tt,""- i'h@ @"F''-S ,''@ -
N f.'i'" - f'1'aSs~
""fS''If&i.:'9 III 60 ~ ts.~.'
81 ''5'> - i''>s'H q"
% .fa'S''ss!A- t -" S"4.< -
t'515s' +''Si' < 10 <"'' '' -
t9.''t a1s'. f''0ta -''
ftt FoHF"a'> sA'''@'''S5 Ia -
~"
y -. Pa 8' "N i"'
&c s5tnIid'io i''''''''''
><'eai@S> ,'''A@
5@ee'' "' q "'''['" "'e &C.,
lsHa d '-A''"eh"' "o '"9'1"1 ~
'ae0i"HS e'hf'l"0 p''' '
'i">'ii' "o I'''''is
''oh :" Pas'
ia t'''A0
LIBERTY EcLAlKA>r Ii MONDE
Cette reunion, prtsislts par VIM.
Eyarts, = etc TUNE DIES plus bril-
lantes qai ait iamais ell lieu afAea=
donnie. Ies preparatits a|;sient etc
fats sur une grande u.helle. Cinq
mile billets d'inyitations asaient
d'ahord etc distributes; mails les de
mauaes .ont devenaes 81 no4lbreu-
SEES at u p~rsssantes quill = fallu
doub,.r 10 nombre des billets. the
no,,le eompacte Sc pressait : toutes
les places, depuls lie Fi1F'l''tt }ustIa-
u Saiefles s"Peiie"ie>'
sehefai ae's oes pi''S '''s'''is'i's
n plhSie"fS reI'f'seS' icy oi"'o"''
ont So"ie|o "li \ei''"'io si'i'
, asihe, Il IL nous Se'i"i' ""i'o'
!, IL on ""l'o' o''is '''''o
( ileh' p"oiic' que ioi9t' "'
j. o'ai' ~'A'e' ~.
>-"''''v i"~i
ple''es'~ -
/ p'oS Id son'n'e "'' 'a">'l'' y"
1ia>ei "s oei'o'
1as ft..
,aa cn;eu,1es lout H. motif princi
nal sa,ait lacalehratiou du ceutjeme
t ,,,;vars,;ra an noxau,bre 1888. Il,
rov,o,at;o, de- New York nar le,
g f,,.as h,;t,nn;o,,as ct don't Il Sta
+ ,o ia !, y;ho,t1 @,.ra;, Ia centre.
a r,o<
).
he po'h' N." '''N"'' ." So
$ ''f d '" ave- '' '
III ass'i.'s''oii ''" o'.''1. ''o'''A'
Gle ioiic'loH'la'teS it' ',"'eh1 Pa
Grant, pe''o'''' lo P'"''e 'es "I
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4mrsEul|r%.-A loeca~ion dies
,-eIaiHes tetee. le Rev. thaS, Ne
s.ol Sc propose de @onner, claGu"
in,anclle, A r@lr,ir da4aatre henre>
= ransrsm;di iusqH'a dix heHrrs
h soir. DIES representations drama
,.n,,pS. concerts. arhre de Noel Ct
.tt,as ADVERTISEMENTS instructlts
re@erfatif4. Ces advertisements
,sroDt lien dams Ia sale st, Joseph
j CONNIE 1e Trix d'admisslon est
mats. il Y aura DIES I%a'ralchiSse-
,sots oui seiort ven1us a DIES prix
n[alg1ftS. dams le but de'liqaitier Ia
istia de $3.50 due sur IL banqueltt
mi vent d'eIre constitute e6 quI
tat lopnepr 4 celui qu' IA Gu iltee
des 4 obstruction ECU eli d'r:4t
js tlagtnx.
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PorlA oy.-Dtpu's IL deunltre
glaee, ks tlavan1 ii" :"nIa'>on mar
ebert rapdnment, Su"ton' hnrhj
plnta,ions qui ont encore bean
eNo de cannes Il naSSer an moulin.
fpoy aui ont e am,ner a came
auees cette glace, fon, trouvte ge-
No. simon tonte entitre dn MONS an
tyois quarts. Mais CONNIE ceIte re-
0lte est sur lie point d'ttre entlere-
nent eSploitee, Ia pcrte, s1i ' en- a,
sfa insigrltl&nte. Snrtont 81 la ten
giTature Sc maintient dams DIES con
atiuns normaleS. Tons cenx qnl
ont termine Sont on ne pcut plus
| ~satisfait du resultat ct Sont pleln
de courage poHt "omlnencef uh'
~neayelle recoite.
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ST. LANDRY.

Les recettes de cotton. dit IL Coxr-
riey dss Opeloasas. ont ncorc etc
fable cattp senlaine 1t lea atf:lileS
ont, par consequent. etc iourtles.
81 les planteurs gartlent lon.temps
lie cotton chez eus. Ct Attendent Tt-
pouue Oh les priX ~monteront, nous
crai.non~ que cette hausse ne ST
produiSe trop tari pour tvitsc dc
n%ombreux desastres. Soire com
merce he peut supporter Is >ta.na-
ton actuclle DIES atf:ires, I'm mois
de plus.
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VEKNILLION.

Dams Ia paroiase Nermiliion il y
3 eu une forte gslee jeu;li de Ia Sc
maine derniere ct le dimanciir une
forte plnir. &C qui Il beaucoup gene
lrs i,abitants dams le cha,rois DIES
cannes. lie clemin de rentre Yer
millinnvillc ct Baton Rouge dcit
etre telmine ie priptemps proclaim
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ASSUMPTION.

Nous voyons avec p|aisir. dams ie
P;onnier. que retat sanitaire de Ii
paroisSe va s'amcliorant de ,jours
eli jours. On ne c%onstate plus, dit
il, de nouveaux d lie malaria nj
tie tievre t.yphoide, ct e maiaiir>,
depuis quelque temps, celent ! VII
traitement facile.
\ propos du rendement de Ia
canne, voici &c que nous lisons dams
&c meme journal On rapporte que
la canine rend en- nioyenne lie deux
ct demi ! trois houcauts par arpenf.
NJ. Emile Juge, Jr., qui a termine
la ronlaison, i obtenu de einquante
arpents de cannes cent vingt-einq
bOucauts de sucre. peut-on deSirel
mieuX
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@&&A-a1 @@s- --+E-
lie Hae:re-ecole Portsmouth, yonu
i New York p01lr recrtlter dea ap-
prentis @s5 IetouTH@a Ne"adrt, dea
Fen Geographic QUO 4~.laraate des
nouyeaux engages ont o&ja aesert6
ct qu'on n'a pas ru ius4u2a present
en- rattrapper III seGi. Iis par2i5
enc ces %jeunes gems Sc PLACEMENT
d'6tre ins.lllisamment yGtus ct bru-
talement traites. Une investigation
dot 6tre fate par les co~mnlssaires
de sante. II faut esperer cue cette
investigation aboutira a un bon re-
sultat.
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WEST L ROUGE.

redouble Tespoir DIES planteurs. IL:
aelee blanche dc mardi ma pas nui
au rendement. mais un retourS aux
auciennes chalcurs suivies dun au-
ire tI0il uu meme genre puurrait
alttrtr le jus de Ia canne.
IREEIE.
lie Sagdr BoTi du so decembre
dit que les plGits ali lieu actre nul-
SibIcs mont etc que blenialsanteS ;
ciies ont debarrasSe les ti4eS de
leurs f1euilieS ct tourni any sucrerieS
I'eau don't Giles avaient beSolfl.
lie iroii recent a apporte I'm
grand enlargement dams ie JUS de Ia
came. Auparavant, Ia mclasse sy
produisait dams une srande proper
ton; depuis. la quantite de ma
there saccharine IA tellement aug
mente, qu'elle donne une qnantite
de sucre etonnante'
On rarie de IA acres de cannes
ayant produit II boucautsde sucre,
ct eta sur lhaolsa'loh "oio NINE
de NJ. Himel, d St-Jean Baptiste
Ia OF on ne croyait pas fare plus dc
500 houcautS. on esptre maintenan1
en- fecoifef l"o"' II &c iies' l"s u
cas- &o'e que nous ei'o'S l''a'i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18
situat,ors Uanteo--fcmdles.

LADY would like a position for the sum sum,
80 hers obt duties would compensate Tor her Oo@ru
- y Tn
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Gituatlons rDanie0--AlII

ASSISTANT BUTCHER in HOTEL.-By a
n young man TO- speaks English and German euenty;
enercetic willing aud honest eXcee reference
A. 10 character and ability. HERMAN MAYER Az est
<Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18

CUTTER-By a young American, 21 years,
~ three years experience at knifecutng assistant
shirts garments give gOoi recommendations
from last employer KNIFE. Box IL. Tribune Office.
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Gorses ano Rooms uantco.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
4 49, kk IEIBJNk WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE
ssFiO"N OFFICES, \ o. l,Z5s Broadway Thirty
LrsCst, until y. and 3Os West Twenty.tlrst 80
her Eghthsve, No. % East Fourteenths corner Iinon
EtuAre 100 Third ave- corner Fortyseyenth-s the IA h
LIN OFFICES Nos 1907 aud 1900 Tbrd-ave corner
ne hundied1And tWentylitLst,u 10 ?. regular Of
EURN lSHED HOUSE wanted Tor 3 m0117-
from July - bedrooms and plenty OF shade requred
ssst De "ilLiu one hours distance If CITY
lstno Or Hudson River preferred Address with terms
lee. $1,000 D'N - AliSuHe VI
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Real Gstale n1ante1.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
49, rI1"N OFFICES No dzSs Broadway corner Thirty
n, sn' y m ana oVS west Twenty thrd-st-.
saare 700 Third Forfyseve nhsi az the If a Il
SSta OFFICES Nos. OO7 aud 1890 Thri.ave. corner
ne twentynfthstup 70 p. w. GUAR Of
w AN lED.-FOr DYestment.-BusineSsU rOD-
erty below Canast; also wanted four lots suitable
- a.s,s"fy purposes. rutland WHITING No. Beck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18

NURSE and COMPANION.-By a woman OF
~ intelligence and refinement an excellent reader ana
rsntIe,ap excellent references. Address HOPE, Tribune
fTnfOyr ID ice l. Broadway.
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NTRSERY GOVERNESS.-Bv an American
n on0 lady a nursery eoverness growing children
A. stumble family; CITY or suburbs. good references AL
dress Miss MOLLlE Tribune UptOwn once 20 BrOadway
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souri, neighbor, the Republican, Showssigns
Of hayingcontracted the same disease. This
does not loOkasitwewae evsragain to have
the pleasure Of seeing In a National Dem.
ocatie platform a declaration in favor Of a
tariff iorGevenue only. It Is really more
likely that our Democratic friends, seeing
that success is not to be achieved by
such declaration, will initiate the
example Of the shoemaker who saw upon
his neighbors sign the motto "IieuI eonssta
recti," and who conceiving that 1t was this
motto on the sign Of his rival nther than
the confidence Of the public in his eStab.
tished character for correct dealing that
drew them to his shop, undertook to 60
one better by inScribing on his own sign
the words "NICns and womens conscia rec.
III" In pursuance Of this example the
Democracy may 90 wild in favor OF q tariff
in 1884. Who knows2 Since the Atlantr
Exhibition and the change in tho South ii
the matter Of cotton and iron manufacture
there is no telling where tho Democracy
will land the next time on the tariff.
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ERIE Pa, expects to have return Of
$4,000 from ice stored there, during the
coming summer.
The total number OF coko.oyeus located
on New river, West Virginia, is oyera thou
sand.
This seasons ice crop on the KennCbec
river is estimated at ,SOO,o tons-not an
insigniieantaddition to the prodigious har-
vest of the fields and orchards OF Maine.
The returns Of 1850 showed that there
were in Pennsylvania lac, 13S children over
10 years OF age who could not read.
The Pneumatic tube in London used for
transferring mail bags Is affect in diam.
eter and two milosin length, and in few
cases passengers have travelled in it.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY G.

To close out Gents Unblsachsd rsgular.mads
British Hall Hose at ~ ccnta pair.
Ladies' s-button Opera Kids, in sizes 9, eII,
s1i, 81 and Z, only at S73i cents pair,
0no-button Courvasicr KID Gloves In
Operas, white and colored, sizes mostly Q, az
and oI, at Is cents pair.
Our best rs cent Corset we viii close cut at
50 cents pair.
Odds and Ends of Corscts, some OF which
sold for 81, we will close out at SIX cents.
Heavy Jeans, worth 20 cents, We will close
out at six yards for 81 90.
seventy.fivc cent Cream Damask Table
Linen we will close out at so cents yard.
Good fast-colorOd Prints We will close out
at 5 cents yard.
We arc also closing out great many goods
which We can tell you more about when you
come to see u.s.
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lTls plain fact that twenty-five per cent
Of the deaths in our larger cities arc caused
By. consumption; and when we reflect that
this terrible disease in its earlier stage will
to bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup costing 25 CCnts) shall we condemn
the sufferers for their negligence or, pity
them for their ignorance? F'''
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A Still Further
REDUCTI ION!
]. S. RHODES 4 co.

Although during tho past thirty days We
have REDUCED our stock considerably, We arc
compelled to make still further reduction
as 1t will boimpossible for US to put our pres
ent large stock in one room. We will com.
mence on
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commencement 10 O'clock a. n, the iollovt,, -,
1 SS1es n GI'oGSTSy 3hS = 70 ps, y
county, West Virginia, containing s,6 l1Ht OH
Dunlap now resides. 'Ns AaG.L
,d iSiII convey only the title vested in me- b, =.
- TERM m st oY S1Ln-ohSthIFl tho purchase no,,,
trOnts, at ix and twelve months WIN s,a
day o. nle, the purchaser giving no;cS S, a
deed Oh trust Oh the property or lie deiSSTSTs y
jazz VIM. NJ. DrSIlp ~.
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DIED.

DoRNAN-At Allegheny City. Pa. nm Monday
morning, February Is, 1851, LIZZIE DoRSGN IN M
seventeenth year Of her HGO, ~ '''s
FaasSl from tho residence OF her parents, No. "a
rhiFsy.Rinth street, on Wednesday afternoon Al .
O'Clock: friends Of the family are invited.
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A C-ARn

ToGllwho are suffering from the e7on and ipdI,.
Sfeuoas Of yo1th, nervous weakness, ssEy decay,
IoH Of manhood, DC, will send recipe that VIII
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
vas discovered bye missionary in South AmeHa
send a sSlteddFeEsed envelope to tho Rev. JoEPH
T. IsaASr Satoa D, SeS Yorsoty. rdeiSrTnS4w
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CTRPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
SEALED PROPOSALS.,
PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN:
. FOR SALE AND FOR RENr,

FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
A double twOStory brick dwelling, s rooms lot
fronting 70 feet on Alley Is aud running back %
An elegant and desirable re'ldoncO on North
sIant srSet lsigs n.L!aTSd tTGt Lx rooms, wash
easy.
Most desirable property on Fifteenth street, Il
feet front, S. 900 RGnN Tor tlS6.
ThiFty.two feet fronting on Fourteenth street
building lot, no better ground In the city.
Farm Proporty-S, 10, 80, Is, 70, llO. 10 and 4Sl
For Rcnt-0nO Gtorcroom on Market street
One large threeStOry warehouse OH Water street
and u few dwellings, Enquire At tho Real Estate
0 fyll C. A. scuAErrR a co
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IT NEVER
Dr.. Roberts =:
Cough Syrup!

VIII instantly relieve, and quickly cn,o
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSEEESS. BR0N,
GSHIEIs, &c, and will afford greater reIisf IN
WHO0PING COUGH than any other rem n.
edJ. We guarantee that 1t will do ali W. We
claim for It. Its put up In large bottles and
sold for Csc by all dealers in medicines. ''''>'
R. A. NcCABE s CO., Proprietors,
dNn wnpr1Nn w NJ.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

y 'N1'H'
II; HIy virtue Of decree Of tho Nuntlp,, fam. 1,
wheeling, made on the I'D day oi'Iprr ISu ! q
ISL, IN tho cause Of Catharlne Sc6weitIsv 49,
a ,tI &c. against Nay Louise OihO and oS.5
THURSDAY, THE go DAY OF Frnpr,,v
A. D. 1851, 'N"''
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N, sell at tho Fros d,,
q q VIZ Goutt House Of Ohio county Neit ViTisS
o. the south half Of lot No H. situated an M
two story brick house. Saving UNA
TERMS oF SALE-ore half OF the purChs,4 no.,,
cash and balance payable in one year with Sts,
ana eviaenceI oy n9e withEoOd pensnG Irp5tI
4fHe retained Until further OFtEr Of Inc Conn
7. J. HCGUS, spctiA! CommIvios,,
WV. u. HALLLR. Augtionccr. W.
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THE llTH DAY OF MARcu ne,

between the hours o. O'Clock A, N ,rSss,
", 10 be read III evidence in 49, Mus 0Gl6tI
OH behalf Of said Henry X. List "AASd ASs
Ana y from any cause the taking Of tbs,u.,
editions shall not DO commenced " ~ %S w dtp
mSilcel Anal not he completed on ihs;S,HtIGG.
IEioE ~ I ~ ms VIII 9e adjourned iSS Y,
Elms uhIlA tue hainO shall bO completed uas b
Nv A,rppn r,,nw, HENRY K, llr
lICltOrS.' ''N1AhEl, HIS.
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SALE OF
REAL IcSTAr,,

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust mad. Inv W.,
zap 70 me a. trustee, dated the second a. ~
ruAry, 1851, and recorded In the 5tcs O VIZ @lte
o. ne N GpSnIy Court q Ohio county IVES, V St
public auction, At the front dor 81 H. wv SI
Of sRia county, on W wv SOun Ht1si
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A Bonanza for the Children.

No need now to use nNusiouI vcrmifugesl Logan
eEectual. Price in large bottles, Is cents
LOGAN & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LNlIy bXCCpT slldRy
tstcueenville Accommcda tion.-Thls traIp dnr.
VS. ne dsy passes Backward and forward between
y ne Sherman House, KtnRytl!o, West wheeiinS
SMAsSilon Accommodation.
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dist
Popular Monthly Drawing Of I'M
In the City of Louisville, on
Tuesday, February 2Sth, 1852.

These Drawings occur monthly Sunday except
edl under The provisions Of an Act OF the General
The United State. Circuit Court on March s1st
rendered the following decisions:
pany Is legal. N"A4''
2d-ItS Drawings arc Fair.
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Gold Rockets.
GOLD Rock. Marcel

GOLD Rock, March %, 1882.
EDIpoR CHRoNICLE:-Not having time
TO write any from our camp for some
time, | again find pleasure in dropping
Il few lines in behalf Of Il camp and its
sports and spectators.
On the Eth We had a splendiI dance
at the boarding house of Eugene Akin.
some Of the young folks from Battle
River station were in attendance and
everything passed of social and smooth.
Yesterday, although | am sorry to say
it was sunday, we bad the grardest and
most exciting time that was ever had
on this creek, ana i; presented itself in
the way OF a horse race between Bob
Iialston's grey horse and Nick Shoe
makers grey mare. There we're several
ladies in attendance besides a small
army Of men. The riders were Lee
Churchill and Gene Akin. They mount
ed at = p. m, the judges selected, and
the widely known Black Jack from Gus
ter City gave the word 20. Akin got the
bulge and at the first hundred yards
was thirty feet ahead, but the mare
made good time and at the expiration Of
the three hundred yards vas up within
fifteen feet Of the horse. The mares
hackers got excited and want To run the
race over and run 800 yards for 800
a side, but when it comes to that it is
funny when you don't know how you
feel.
After the race the boys al repaired to
Mr.. Ralston's saloon on Battle creek.
three miles above Gold Rock. aad had q
small game Of draw7poker. One Dead
wood sharp who came down to break
the backwood boys, ran up against four
aces with a jack full and went broke for
about $40. At this unfortunate turn the
Deadwood cincture got riled and his
and his big-footed opponent vent &c
each other with their j~ack-knives, but
the bystander5 used a three-legged stool
on the two aud PERSUADED them out of
the notion OF cutting each other. The
boys here cordially invite all the Dead
wood sharps to drop in when passing
and be sure and bring along the old $40
also. Yours truly
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