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FIN a LII Y.

LET us ask of you to examine Our en-.
tire stock, procure our prices, compare
them with those of other houses, and
then see if you do not find it to your
interest to deal with us. Respect
fully yours,
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DRowswooD, Nov o.-tspecial. THE
following are the candidates elected for
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BARG.A AIMS
COLD WEATHER,

% shall offer line of goods especially adapt
"A 10 the wants of the season at prices
mat cannot fail to msyyt the approval
of an appIccia&tVe public.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

II.G.M!g. EggMncan GenhaeE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
MFORAlA1 ZION ABOUT THR
LNICN PACIFIC X. Z.

lNEORMA 3ICN ABOUT THE
| LNZCN PACIFIC X. K.
1ts South Park division Is over 100
lmiles the shortest between Denver,
Ruena Vista, Leadville, Kokomo and
lRed Cliff; over ninety miles the short
lest between Denver. Alpine and Pit
kin, and over eighty miles the shortest
between Denver, Gunnison and San
Juan.
Its Kansas 'division'is1r4 miles the
shortest line from Denver to Kansas
1City, Leavenvorth, Atchison. St. Jo-
seph and all points east.
Its main line is over 500 miles the
| shortest from Denver 70 Omaha, Coun-
! Gil Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Paul, Mimi
eapolis and points in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
1t is over 400 miles the shortest line
| from Denver and Leadville to San
Francisco, California and Oregon
points.
1t is the only line running through
trains between Denver and the Mis-.
souri, River without change.
1t is the only line giving passengers
choice Of two routes between Denver
and the Missouri river.
On the South Park and Colorado
divisions the scenery is unequalled on
any railroad in the world. The health
resorts are numerous and highly rec.
ommended.
The Union Pacific system Of rail
ways, centering at and connecting
in union depots at Denver and other
prominent railroad centres, furnishes
to the people of Colorado the shortest
quickest, safest and best route between
all important points.
Pullman sleepers, Horton chair cars,
observation coaches, steel rail, rock
ballast, alr brakes, good eating houses
and everything obtainable for the COM
fort and safety of passengers.
Through ticketsto all points, at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities for
checking baggage.
1t is the great through freight line.
Its facilities for prompt despatch of
freight are unrivalled.
Fol. further information apply Ito
any agent, or to
Y. M. CAME,
';en'l Ag'tFf't Dept, Denver.
GEORGE ADy,
Genl Ag't P. & T. dept, Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. travel'g Ag't.
T. L. KIMBALL,
Asst Gen'l Manager, Omaha, ,Neb.
c. S. SrEBBlNs,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
J. W. MORSE.
Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Omaha, Neb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITTRE.

To G. O'Connors, 4. J. Johnson, Wn Roberts and
o. Stiles
You and each Of You hereby notified that we have
expended one hundred dollars in labor on the Silver
Star lode, situated N Ruby Mining District u mile n
r. from Irwin P. o.. Gunnison Co., Colorado, for the
year 1884, and II within ninety days after this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure As coowne yonr interest,
in said claim win become property Of the subscribers
according to the statute made and provided for
0. G. SCHULTZ,
vol2-no3S WI WHITTLESEY
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To The Ruby District Mining Company, or whom 1t
nay concern:
You are hereby notified that I have sxpended one
hundred dollars in labor uIon the Alabama hide situ-
nison County. Colorado, for tie year 1851 And if
within ninety days after this notice by pull lication
you fail or refuse to contribute proportion Of such
as coo" nsr your interests in said claim
will become the property Of the snbscrter accoJipg to
the etasnfs IN such cAss nsds and provided
v2-n25 CHAS STEyyNs "
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30

V---s
A committee Of stockholders who
waited upon the superintendent of a
California mine to ask Why in blazes
the said mine hadn't panned out any
thing but assessments, were graciously
received, invited 70 be seated, and the
Official explained:
Gentlemen, you are all aware Of
the fact that We had scarcely begun
work when the mouth of our mine
was blocked by lanc slide that put
US back month"
They nodded their remembrance.
"1hen We just got in shape to take
out 1900 tons Of ore, worth s2,ooo
per ton, when the mine caved in.
You recall ;tf'
They did.
"Once more We bent ourselves to
the burden Of rearing $500 for every
t1o invested, when the mine was
flooded BY subterranean river.
That was true also.
"Then we had just got the water
out when We discovered that our mine
was located on another mans claim.
We had him shot to prevent trouble
and once more VIC were about ia
declare dividend Of 500 pc. cent,
when the dead mans heirs put in an
appearance. There were three ei
them. We chased one over the range,
had another hung by the vigilance
committee, and l am happy to inform
you that have four men out after
the other, and am every hour expec.
ting to hear that he has tumbled OF !
clif. Gentlemen, there Is hope ahead
golden hope. Please come up and
drink with me; after which there viii
besnPthes aa1aasnaaG r. ~ pwenst,
lb
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

10 The Ruby District Mining Company, or 70 whom It
may concern:
lou are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars in h.or on the Poland lcde situated in
swan basin. In the Ruby Mining District Gunnison
County. Colorado, for the year 1851. And II within
ninety days after this notice by publication YOU fail or
reuss to contribute proportion Of such expenditure
= your interests in aid claim viii become
the property Of the sutschsr according To ths statu,s
IN such cass HaAs I'D provided
v2-n1 MRS SARAH 4 sfYvINS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO B. P. hcFarlan T. H. Peasants and L. F. Twitchsl
Yon, and cash Of you hereby notified that hsvs
expended one hundred dollars in labor on the Clipper
lode, situated in Relwel Basin, in the Ruby Mining
District Gunniton Country, Colorado, for the year
publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such Expenditure co-ownsx your inter-
ests in said claim viii become he property OF the SUBJ
sciber according the statute in such case made and
provided. v2sS I.A. DAVIS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Thomas c. Kelly and Richard FancheY:
You arc hereby notified that have done the requi-
site amount Of labor for the year 1881 on the La
fyette lode situated in the Enby Mining District Gun.
nison county, Colorado, viz: one hunsd dollars sl0O)
Unless yGu the said Thomas c. Kelly and Richard
Fancher rsy to me your share of said work within
ninety days. your intsrest in said lode will b. forfeited
to the undersigned.
ao2Ovol2 JOHN p. BREEN,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 The Ruby District Mining Company. or vhsn It
nay concern:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars In labor upon the Tenderoot lode sit-
ated ID Swan BASIN in the Ruby Mining Distics Gun
nison County Colorado for the year 1881 And II
within ninety days after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse to contribute your porin Of such ex-
penditurs a. cooSner your intescsS in uaid claim
will become tile property Il ths subscriber according to
the statute in such cass made and provided.
Was CHAA STEVENS, Jr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30

Shakspeare gives US more pl:hy say
ings than any other author. From
him We Gull: "Nake assurance
doubly sure;" "Count their chick
ems ere they are hatched;" "Look
before you leap )" Christmas comes
but ouce a year" Washington Irving
gives u, the almighty dollar"
Thomas Norton 'queried long ago:
"What will Mrs. Grundy say7"
While Goldsmith answers: "Ask me
no questions and Ill tell you no fbs. "
Thsmas Tusser. = writer OF the SIX.
teen:h century, give, as: "It's an
N-wind that turns no good; "Retter
late than never;" "Look ere thou
leap" and "The stone that is rolling
will gatheruo moss" "All cry and
no owool" is found IN Buffers " Hud-
ibras. Dryden says: "None but the
brave deserve the fair" Men are
but children of larger growth,
Through thick and thin "Of two
evils I have chosen the least" and
"The end must justify the MEANS"
are from Matthew Prior. We are in
debted to Colley Cibher FOR the agree
able intelligence that Orchard is
himself again." Cowper tells US that
variety is the spice of life.'' To
Milton We owe the "Paradise offools.
From Bacon comes knowledge is
power" and Thomas Southerne
reminds US that "pity is akin to love-"
Dean Swift thought that "Bread is the
staff of life" Campbell found that
"Coming events cast their shadows
BEFORE" and "Tis distance that lends
enchantment to the view" "a thing
of beauty a JOY forever" is from Keats.
Franklin says Good helps those who
helps themselves" and Lawrence
Sterne comforts us with the thought
that "God tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb. ."-Ex.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
THURSoAr, MARCH 90. 1855,

The following construction has been
placed upon section 1886, United
States statutes, "vhere two CT more
veins" ETC., by the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office:
"The uniform construction placed
upon this section is that the space Of
intersection meant is determined solely
ly the width of insersecting veins, and
not by the width Of the claims.
For instance. the party making the
dnt location IS entitled to all the
surface ground and the full extent of
the ge;n included within his bound
aries, including the space of intersec-
iioa.
The second locator IS entitled -
the full length Of bis location, exclu-
uive Of al conflicting surface ground.
snd the space of intersection Of the
veins.
IL the inter,ecting veins are respec-
lively ten feet wide, the space Of the
intersection would be ten feet square,
asc the party locating last would no t
Ne entitled under the law Il, ten feet
sr lode included within the space Of
intersection"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30

=, Cough, Cold or Sore Throat ahosh ~ saops.I
neglect frequently results in Incusbls LusR ~.
sass or Consumption. PROWNy BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder tie stouach Nke oossA
syruIs and tasams, but act directly o. tAs i,lsss
pars, allaying irritation, gives relief IN IsaLc~
Ifonehnh Coughs; Caiarh, and the fhroas frosIles
Hnlch Ginger and Public Speaker are subject ~ ~
Thirty Yeas Browns Bronchial frsches ~: ~
recommended ~ physicisns and have sivsys ~
eess, ,..1,i,n W Having iess sssA y IL: "a
attained ~el!-nerited rank anon~ n. NrNs.s.o rs ~
where tx svesY-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30

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- kAs fs ~ lns iasuSiea ssA 1f m go \
y s1aA Mlssqusas lnsss1a4, Az - thsDe ssAaD
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-30
MOHERS ! AOZKEN/I

Are you disturbed at night ana broke. Il y..,
Oya sick child suffering AMI crying viii he s1erve
sng pain Of cutting teeth II Co. 70 At sDes aDd 70,
bottle Of MRS. W1NsLOw's sOU7HIHC cYICP.
~ VIII 'e.ieve the poor li,ts su1sr innsthtsly-As-
no, mother ON earth who hes ever ussd 4, vhs vtN
not tell you At once that it will regulate the Sovlss.
ana give rest t" tine mother. AND rslisf a.A health =
I" 'he 10 all caees and peasa to the tass asl ths
prescription OF one Of tho Oldest and bsst female pAy.
sic'ans ana nurees in the United Statss OsN syery
where. 25 cents bottle. =
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FIVE LIVES LOST.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 25.-virginia Gs deferred. los
do. consols. 59 do. past due coupons 81. do. new
ten fortes. 42.s bid to-day. -
13. Flour steady and in moderate demxnd-Howsya
street and western SUPER 345s3 T5 do extra, 00a4 l6
do. family, 5.05a6 90: city mills s. Oa3 u.s. DO
extra, 4 .o0a6 Sc, Rio brands, 500; baltimore hifn
grade family, 6.S6; do. winter wheat patent !! -.
red l3aI rs: do amber, l. l6a1- l9 No. Marylan4
l. 18e Gal. 49, No. western winter red SPOT l. llB
asked: August. 1l3ssal IA: September l. lSal lS1s:
steady and duiIsoufhern white e6ess do. yellow @;
western mixed. September, s3sz bid; Noyenber, 5eB
asked November and or Dccenber, old 7ls51H.
Oats shade better ard fairly tsss1s
mixed. 45a47. Pennsylvania. 47a50. hye quiet an1
Pennsylvania and Maryland. I5. 60al6.00. Pro
visions hgher and nrnl.mess ,a PORK. al.oo: Bu!k
l4h Bacon-shosllders. -; clear rib sides, 1bk.
Hams. 15zalSx. Lard-refned, IL. Butter Steady
western packed l4a20 creamery, 23a27. EeYs hrIn.
20. Petroleum iower-renned. 90; Coffee frm-Rti
Suet-A soft 81: copper % err refined quiet IL. % Whi:1
st adv. l. lsal. 20: Freights % Liverpool per ssans
noninsly sgd; Recapts-nour, q 7s4 barrels: vhes
base e 80 bushels 'IS Hs. sS
b1slc.s: corn, IL. 0l0 bushels. 6seswhest 3lk 80
busheis; corn, 81, $50 bushels
NEW YORK. August ?5.-Stocks tending upware
Money ~. Exchsnge-long, $50; Short l8Sk S1no
bonds without feature. Government unchango4
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Flour quiet and ssss1ss
without decided change. Pork strong. 2l.t0a22.A
LoSpoS Anssst Is, 1880 Atlantic sna G.
39,s; do secondA e0H. Psnnaylyania Central ~
heading. 307S.
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NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
TEl.nAX

The Egyptian Leaders, Ruse.
ALEX ANDRIA, August 25. II :15 a.m.-The enemy
are pitching number of tents. variouSly eSti-
mated at from 500 to 1000 In front or their posi-
tlons, but this it is believed Is only to mask
the withdrawal of their troops. IL is now known
mat the enemy are entrenching at HeiiopOiiS, a
few miles east OF Cairo
ArGbi's Suffering Soldiers.
LONDON, August "a dispatch TO the Times
from lsmafifa states that Arab PaSha'S soldiers
are doubtless suffering great hardShips, as those
captured by the British look worn and feeble.
Fresh Demands Of Turkey.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram company from
ConStantfnople states that Said PaSha and AsSym
Pasha, the Turkish delegates TO the conference,
yesterday advanced fresh demands relative 10 the
military convention with England, TO the effect
that the Turks should land at AleXa ndria, and
that the proclamation relative to Arab Pasha, in
stead OF declaring him a rebel, should summon
him to submit to the Khedive
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kilograms to The Star.
ARABI PASHA'S RUSE.
FRESH DEMANDS OF TURKEY.
EXECUTION IN DELAWARE.
A NEGRO HANGED FOR AN OUTRAGE.
CONFESSED MURDERERS SWUNG UP BY MOB
FRESH DEMANDS OF TURKEY
EXECUTION IN DELAWARE,
A NEGRO HANGED FOR AN OUTRAGE.
CONFESSED MURDERERS SWUNG UP BY A MOB
From Cape May To-day.

From Cape May To-day.
THE BALL AT THE sToCKToN-sUPERB AFFArR-AIL
WASHINGTON THERE-REyIEw OF THE BOYS
EVENTS TO-DAY.
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CAPE MAY, n. j., August 25.-Without question
the ball last night at the Stockton was the event
OF the week. The exhibition drill OF the crack
squad was simply perfect The large ball room
was packed with a tremendous crowd. Probably
$500 to 1900 people were present A banquet was
given to the officers and prominent guests by the
stockton Hotel company, through Major Gen.
Sewell, president OF the company. Every dellcacy
was supplied All the Washington visitors to Cape
May were at the ball. and il is unnecessary TO give
names.
Yesterday Maj. Gen. Sewell and staff and Major
Gen. Hartranft reviewed the corps, and expressed
themselves very much pleased.
The rifle match takes place tomorrow at 8
O'Clock between Cape May and Light Infantry
teams.
The 'Innocents Abroad" yachting party have
arrived here.
The mosquitoes are frightfuL
A dress parade takes place at the Stockton
hotel to-day.
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INVENTIONS WORTH MILLIONS.
This morning In the Police Court, a young man
about o years old, giving his name as Wm F. Ellis,
was In the prisoners dock, on the charge OF being
vagrant, and with Begging on the street. Po-
l1ceman Montgomery, OF the seventh precinct
stated that he arrested the prisoner at the corner
Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue about o'clock
last night, for collecting large crowd which OBJ
structed the passage way, and for collecting
money from the crowd. The officer stated that
the prisoner lectured on patents; that he claimed
to be the inventor OF landscape painting &C. The
prisoner, who Is we'll educated, but mSerably
clad, sworn, and testified that he walked here
from Illinois, and was the inventor OF various
patents that were OF vast Importance to the
country. He said he was the inventor OF a muSl-
cal machine that excelled by far. anything that
has ever yet been known, for which he would
take $500 He also had life saving car-coup-
ling that he would dispose OF for 81 100000; and he
had war machine that could blow up every ship
England has, which is worth $5,G0O,OJO He said
he had written a letter to the Secretary OF War; in
relation to his war machine, one to Jay Gould
about hlS railroad machine, and one to
Senator voorhees,, about another machine, but has
as yet received no answer to his communications
He said he studied law, and was also a landscape
painter, and followed the business OF landscape
painting, and giving literary entertainments to
make money enough to pay his board and lodging.
He now had 81 cents but he expected TO make q
big thing out Of his patents as soon as he could
see the Secretary OF the Treasury. The court said
he was evidently a harmless crank, and he could
go, and il he didn't get any answers to his letters
he could "publiSh them"
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Affairs i'm West Washinetou.

BUSINESS ON THE CANAL is brtsking up, and sew
eral boats have already left Cumberland on their
way here. The prospects now are that heavy
business vii! be done until the end OF the season.
provided no breaks occur in the canal The shin,
ments OF wheat by the canal promise to be con-
siderable.
CHARGE OF VIOLATING MARKET REGULATIONS
VIM: Howard. huckster In the West Washington
market, was charged in the Police Court this
morning with selling produce at point other than
tnaG allowed according to the regulations The
court SAID there was technical violation of the
regulations, and he would take the defendants
pc rsonal bonds to not repeat the offense.
BUILDING Asso CIATION.--At the sixty-seventh
regular monthly meeting OF the Eleventh Building
ASSOCIATION. held last night at Goddard's hall
tired at the stock va lue rates
ToURNAMENT.-At the tournament yesterday at
College villa Mr.. NJ. Shugrue was the victor and
crowned Miss Flynn queen OF love aud beauty.
High street.
TIE HIGH szRv ICE RESERVOIR is 2os feet above
ude ana has ca pacity OF 1,8C0, 600 gallons.
HIGH TIDR.-A uguSt 26th-5:17 a. m, $40 D. m.
PoRT.-Entered Schooner Express, Lloyd, from
Hayre de Grace, with coal. Cleared Schooner
BaylisS Wood, CoOmbs, for Baltimore, light and
Express, II oyd. for Petersburg, Va. with coal
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The Potomac River Improvement.

Major Hains yesterday addressed letter to Gen.
Wright, CHIEF OF engineers, in which he asked
whether the question OF title to the KidweIl mead
oWs AMI other portions OF land in the nai sa5or-
hood OF the Potomac fl ITS will have to be decided
before the work OF Improvement can be COM
menced. Gen. Wright referred the letter tod ay
TO the Secretary OF War, who Will refer it to tn
Attorney General for an opinion The letter Was
pose OF bringing the matter before the proper au-
thorites in order that the question can be settled
as soon as possible. In the letter Major Hams
referred to the necessity OF his being allowed
suitable Office, and also made application for per-
mission TO hire q draughtSmln and clerk. All
such requests will, Of course, be granted him.
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Confession Of Robbery aud ,uurdcr.

u
TUCSON. ARIZONA. August ga special dispatch
from Globe concerning The robbery and murder Of
Andy Hall and DR. Van says: c. II. Hawley, and
L. V. and Cicero Grimes have made a full confess
sion. Hawley and l. V. Crimes did all ,he work.
Cicero Grimes was 10 share In the proceeds and
consented TO assist in the robbery. He went 10
TIE summit or the mountain, met the ex.
press, and rode ahead OF IL for some distance
making signs TO Hawley ana L. V. crimes, who
were concealed near the tran. When the express
arrived at the spot they commenced fring TO scare
on the messenger and the mail rider. The mail
Tiaer uorteD ran on TO set gun, while Cicero
rifle without cartridges, and pistol with belt OF
cartridges lie hid himself, and young Grimes
ana iawiey broke open the box and secured s. 600
In gold. They started away with IT. w. r. Van
on his way to his mine rode on the scene OF the
robbery soon after had been committed ana while
looking around for the trail the guard came back.
and not Knowing Vail shnt at him. Vail thinking
he was attacked by one OF the robbers rode on and
overlook the robbers. They pretended TO be
friendly and said they We're going 10 town, ana
Vail being afraid went with them about half .
mile, when they shot Nal three times In the back
Vail died soon after. They were then oyertaken
py MESSENGER HAIL. who pretended that he had
peen shot at 10y IEdians, and wanted protection to
get into town. He went with them some distance
carrying pistol In his hand all the time. They
got Hall between them, and Hawley shot him In
the back. Hall shot five times at them, and then
they literally riddlei him with bullets. The rob-
bers then divided the money. Grimes taking his
through chain or circumstantial evidence, Treas
urer Lacey, Sheriff Lowthers, and others worked
up the case.
arrested were det rminSd 10 hang all three. Cicero
q lines has a wife and large family here. While
l. '. Grimes and III lWley were out with party OF
CltZnS and offc rs hunting for the treasure Cicero
Grimes made statement TO the crowd. When he
had finished they determined to put him 10 death
Mr Fitch. young lawyer, made a speech TO the
MOB against hanging Grimes, which occupied
nearly TWO hours He was followed by O. h. Ken
nedy. r. V H. ID. COlofe and others The officers
meantime returned, and finally got Cicero Grimes
away 10 place of safety. The crowd then took
Hawley and L. V. Grimes and hanged them. There
was hot much noise. Hawley met his death ur.
nlnchingly, but L. V. Grimes broke down. The
Town IS all quiet this morning. Cicero Grimes viii
pe tred at the next term OF the court ana is sure
lOr q long q
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THR SUPREME LODGE OF THE WORLD Knights of
Pythias, elected the following oficers for the en-
SUNG tWO years: Supreme chancellor, John r.
Linton, OF rennsyi vania; supreme vice chancellor.
JO1n van valkenbu urg. OF Iowa; supreme prelate,
L Z. Allen, OF Virginia; supreme master OF the
excneQuer, John b Stumph, OF Indiana; supreme
Keeper OF the records and seal, John ]. Ward, OF
Snaw. OF wisconsin; upreme inner guard. G. g.
Mrsniove, OF Mississ fppi; supreme outer guard.
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF SILvHR.-The Treas
ny department yesterday purchased 425 OO0 ounces
or fine silver for delivery at the New Orleans,
Philadelphia and San Francisco minrS
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A Peace Council.

PEMBINA, OAK. August 25-Collector McMurtie
has returned from peace council With Chiefs
Little Shell, Little Ball and Red Thunder and 75
Indians and half-breeJS In the Pembina mountains.
He says the Indians pledge themselves not to In
terfere With the custom officers hereafter, and ad-
init their mistake in their previous Interference.
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The New Hampshire Republican Con.

CONCORD, n H., August 25.-The following bul-
letin has been sent out from Curriers' headQuar-
terS at Manchester: returns received at Manchesr
ter from reliable Show that up 70 date $50
delegates 50 the republican state convention have
been elected. Their preferences as follows -
CuirIer, l56; Hale, as; uncommitted. 35.