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BUTTE. NJ. r., Feb. ~, 1853

BUTTS, NJ. r., Feb. ~, 1883
The following are the Wholesale
prices paid by merchants snd hotel
kee,,erx for the commodities cmummr-
n4ed, delivered from the wagUn.
Price list carefully corrected every.
Flour Ruby Valley, XXXX, $3.50,
Nm Greek, XXXX, *3.5o
percWt.
Kansas xxx 44.s5.
BokeD, H.25.
Mill Greek, New i'rsness. t:;.tN.
0allaliM, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New PrsNe.s, Cream.
q the Valley, $4.W
Ruby Valley, lnew prott'ss, 400
UnisIn Mills xxx 3nOw flake.
D4.M.
Utah Common, $3.50
Utah Choice, $3.50.
0rshaul, >4.GO.
Wheat PER H.. q cts., fair demand.
Oats, 500.
Butter, PER H., 4IJ 80 cts.
Eggs, per sl.,zen. +5t.S 50 cts.
Corn Meal, H..
Beet, CARCASS, 3 cts.
Beets, 81 cts. per ID.
Hay per ton, 823@$23
Bsiled Hay, per ton. t2IG|:.
Cheese, 2:la = cts.
barley, $2.35H@2.jV per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, 7 ctS.
Mutton, u eta.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per IL.
<aAe m
Chickens, 81 q $3.50 per Dozen.
Wood, 500 q $50
1sutals,gas, y cts. per III.
Potatoes, 81 .!IkI LIS p cwt.
HailAaye, Is cts. per ID.
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Notice to CO.OVHmer.

TO John ]. Gable, his heirs ar a<x,g.>
YO1 ose hereby notified that the mudersixn.
ID has In accordance with the peOviAlOns
q section EST, revised statutes III the
Un0ted Slater. performed labor AMI nla.ie
Improvements 10 the vaiue Of slOo uc0n the
P0oI Johns quarts l0ale mining claim, SIT.
silver Bow county. Montana. for the year
Ioo8, aud yoo orr hereby nOti0od tllat unless
you contribute " cause Ia 30 rs,ntribuied
yoer proportion Of III expenditures (~5O
f!v,m the date Ut tlis notice, Ill your right.
title and interest In Hltl to the above ,ie-
aedoed quarts lode mining claim will IT,.
couee The property Of yOur 60 owner. who
las made the required expenditures.
DENNIS FARRELL.
Butte, Montana: January -, isH3. awsv
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Notice to CO.Owner.

TO i. L. PreAt0n and Daniel Wosileholm
You are ssescby MDstnel that the upSiesxiyn-
e.. y'xr r0-owMer. has exp-nped 1sIe hun
nsents upon the TOR spvessnt.d l0ie mining
GLAZE slluatet ~ summit Wiley Mining
District: Silver ~ county, Montana Ter.
,isSsZ: e: r.: see yser iss2, ard yeu s. herr''.
cause TO % ooniri6utsd your proportiou OF
saj4 exponditurs-sixteeo d0llers sTd slx IT,
seve7 oenes lal6.67l each Within ninety day.
non ne daee a. snls notice, eli yonf right
w. 80 interest In and TO the above de.
eerl00a b0de mining claim Will become the
peOpssey q The under~ign.d, your CO. Nv NET
VINO hes "ssSe the aeqniresl expenditure.
Butte, n. T., Jan. ,,el,, isxs. :@is
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- :, :. !. - ~ y
CfNcInNATl, Feb. 13.-I.ater infor-
m,eiion makes it definite that twu
boyo, three Aeieht bandless and four
m,embefv ofa CIRCUS troupe are lost
a hoeEaeemaster says he heart
r,,ehine noise when Rysu's saloon
venf down aud hurried arDund and
~ the depot give way. At least II.
neoule were thrown iiltO the water
Tve.,tv.flve feet Of one end Of the
freleht depot and Que half Of the pas
soncer DEPOT went down, the latter
being separated 1t the partition IT,
tween the waiting room and ticket
Office. The books, tickets. xxi.
- cent down - = moment.
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The dispatch from Washingtoo,
which We publish On another page Of
this n,osning's issue, In regard to The
appointment ~ M. w. Egoest Smith
to the Postum stesslsip Of Butte, win
- read with much interest BY the
many ftisods ~ that eentls0an.
Mr.. Smith, ihough ~ earnest Re-
p06)leau, b not IN unreasonable par
tisas. lie h recognized ansong ~
nsighboss a ~ honorable. 'high-
minded eitIsen, who does not s0bo-
sively nsingle politics With ~ ~
charge u ollcial duties. A. . uoU0-
paper that hes much interest % ~
prompt and faithfal delivery e1the
mails. the AIx.R esn hear tesaloenv
that NJ. Smith has always couauGE-
Cd the affairs III his e0ee on To ~.
osy that seadess q Ds0ocraaie joor.
nals had rights hs w. bospd . -.
spect, and be hes always extenAea y
them The same eoustesies be wouD1
extend h papers psonaleatiae psait-
ical views usOse In harn.ooy with -
own. People Of Ill parties viii -.
jotce thaG man Of Professor S0lthap
broad and li6esal seotimeats -
been selected to coudvet the Dufts
post-o0lee loe the next four yeasa
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Taken Tn.

ny the AulDscri6eT. on ar about the 1T Ut
February, LEES. que mare mule. Is or Is
hands high, dun eolorei. with black stripe
along oaok. also Llaels RIGGS 'r,asni l.xs
The owner iS requested u prove property,
pay charges And takeh her away.
HARRY uAASET,
1lfeQ.s-W-3W Btlvsr How Junction.
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Taken In.

BY the undersigned On or about May last.
0uss r00M eayW, white ON helly, and white
a,ripe acrnas the ahoaliefs, iuii .tincI brand
On left hip The owner IL requested I,
c0ne forward, prove property, pay charges
and TAKE her away.
:felsWJi Upper lIess I<,lSe VALLEY.
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HARDExTOwN, Ind. Feb. 13.-No
I0ss Of life 30 lar a. we can learn.
The damage will be very heavy.
Can't estimate till the water goes
down. 1t b now abs,ut three feet
higher than last February, and up TO
this morning It has raised about an
inch per hour.
Lawrenceturg r. entirely covered;
s0llie houses to the second floor. The
entire village Of Hardentown IL COW
cred. Some Of the people had to
abandon their houses entirely.
SHAwNEET0wN, Ills, Feb. Ia
The river h rising IN inch and a
quarter an hour. Citisens are mov-
ing into tue second stories. Much
alarm il felt.
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CHICAGO Feb. lx-Allen Arthur.
The oon, Of the prfsjdent y visitin9
ftiends IN Chicago. Private adviooo
~ that b .has been expelled
from rf1nceton college for having -
sisted In firing ah Clubhouse near The
school huildinGs.
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I0MD0N, Feb. 13.-The British,
lark 0lanlnera Of Ian Francisco f,r
Queenstown fOundered oil kins'lal..
The crew was saved.
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The 6slI 0ak,eg the esess aesss -
damages oeres' soses - u nesoss
vas sepososo'snasvsseny'
Ex-Attesney- 0esss1l Williams, q
Osegos, has sold his handsome ~
nl1nnio = Rb166 &aoo0d 0vQOOo -
Phllade)PhiaD for >66y eoo.
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Caspes ustil biz health b rs-eseAb-
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liea q ~ systen Which eeops's
l6s0ef slaves % eeolinuD ID The ct.
vieo Of their masters It . term o(
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The Secretary q ths Intesjor hns
aeejded that r.ilraeds are not limited
% The lands Immediately adjoining
heir rod In esttin4 tn ard eblniu-
|we ether eopsl,uetjee snatesial for
ne No q railroads.
In the wrestling match, Gaseeo-
Rossan. Ut the Comjque Theatre,
Kansas CITY. between Ha,er and
Whistler. for 500 q side. Whistler
Won. sainins ll,e frnt fa)l II twenty
kvo minutes and The secuod IN elsyen
miputes.
Foreign inolgraGies b credited
With fetching Ga. 0oo, 900 u mosey
into Winnipex. beside bones. muscle
md brains. Eooneanl.as lguss The
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IL m0De b pStsume0 the Le81Doo-
tive Assembly eo@Psshssds tbe flst
that IN appostionmsot blu sboo)d b
natsrsd and passed 1t this sersioa.
rhe Territory has twice appealed b
CoaGraD - provide p,eaos vhseeSg
IN appestioemest ios legislative par
poses could be made, and Il b hardly
sass b rsly further upon the palieaee
q fbebearanee of that body In this
direction. Il Was only through e.
trsocdina.y exestion spos The pat q
Delegais Haginnis In saddling .
clause upon one Of the appropriation
bilh posed q The last sessle0 a Coo.
grew that provision wsA made les The
last legislative spposeiosment A
third request 10 Consseas IN altesd to
. busineD which shoold b perfected
BY our Legislative Assembly may not
meet with . favorable resl os,se. II
b true To task a nAtiay ~ appoF.
tionnsent which will he just to each
county In the Territory. b
~ exceedingly alinjeult one, aud
viii reqniss the exesease u msch care
and jsAgDest. The knovIedgs II
this fact alone should prompt osR
law makers +, turn their attention. 70
this matter of sppostioc nent 1t once.
The days " the sessjon ass 6st
speeding away. and suless imusetli-
ats steps be taken n perfect aall pass
- appostioument nssasSre. the Gov
es,ses wjn br called spos - call ~
extra session of the Legislature. o.
Congress must BE- again appealed to
10 extricale - from Tie SsOhasTasD.
nsent whish ~ hsvs Wildly
cOurted.
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PATTERSON, n. J., Feb. 12.-Ann,e
Dose0o Changer and Ce!haren Oor-
bees, daughtee and wife Of Of J. II.
Yoo9hees, are jailed for attempting
TO Dardoe him. They are both mesll-
begS Of The salvation army.
BAaRE, vt, Feb. 12.-fhe worst
storm Of tho season ID raging to-day.
There are three test Of snow on the
level and drifted to N immense depth.
There 70 great Inconvenience On ac-
count Of The lack OF water. There
bas heen no appreciable rain since
October, and no thaW this winter.
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LONDON, Feb. 12-The Times, In
Irish party In Farji.ment, ssys:
It r. liso6ebly Hen)ey'S seheme for
the heal government IN ireland TO
form . bas5s chleAy o. TIA Irish blu.
In IN address In reply to The speech
ffOm the throne, there will b debate
on the general subject of the Irjeh
policy Of the government. Parnell
gill desuard IN onleiel secoqnt u
the privsAs Allquiry held 1t DubllD
Castle, and Wilt point out the nocoo.
city a further measureo TT the relief
Of the distress In Ireland. A hin tO
amend the Isnd sct hes been a)ready
droltedl.
FaAnxrosr, Kv., 1sb. l2.-Ths
Kentucky river 10 riseo seven feet
s1nce 6uRosy noon, rising with f0ug.
teen feet 10 the chaond. A heavy
drift IL running. The water h With.
IN three Sest 0( the wooden bridge
which 70 IN great danger Of giving
away. The highest water evef
known on the Kentucky river.
CINCINNATI, Feb. I9.-Ths river
at n o'cl0ck has reached q lset Ave
inches. Il has risen two inches dur.
inx the past three hours. Barges ago
being run along Second street to 70.
lieve the wants oftbe people living
there. The current. m Front stree3
~ - rapid - to make navigation
dangerous. The suspension bridge
cannot b Esoched at Ill except 81
boats. Newport bridge i alsO i0oa3.
eesslOle except ~ boals o. wagons.
Suffering AIMING the peopje 10 The
nooded part q the city = uuavoida-
able. specials ftom PARTS abovo In
dictate the 5ise will eo6tinue here prsb.
ably TN tomorrow. The liver h
falling at 0arjetts bat rising shove
there. At 0aysville Il b ri0ing a.
Inch an hour. LsTxe quantities Of
whisky, -four and other prope1fy are
oveslDowed. No change In he situar
tion Of 5ailsnods. The Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton are under water
near Bslghton Out tsaios arrived add
vent out this mosning. The Little
Miami rad b virtually blocked q
Batavia Junction Q few mileo OFT ~
the track being under water. No
news this morning frum Lawreaeo.
burg and The WORT = feared % tie
tovn + iaolsfa6.
L0MDoN. Reh. 12-Onon>.,l
member Of fsrliomentfo ~ Dnmso,vsn
writes the Times coWp)aining That
while iulormena and mid Vitneooeo
were allowed The opportunity Of put
thug their stories together ard 20 I'm.
prove their memory by consulting
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For Rent.

1.-TWO sanres an Upper Main stseet. ju.
s0oth AZ C0otoRVille. &. :. K41DLsR.
dec2sWtf Clear Grit Niue.
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a0ooDt - u0ej1ed % section 81.
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any pesDon. except q hereanbefotU
pe0vjdod for sub ooutsaetou, Who
Vioheo % svail hia,solfof The benefits
a ~ oi,ao1er. In m vi1h ma r..
ooelle9 AZ ike co,n0v n vhieh he
buildine. erection or 5mprovemenf Is
b ehas9ed with the liee. = sl(uoAe6.
and Vifhin ninely 6oHa maj ~
oolmplofjou az the 6viIdins. slruo(vrp
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = nm ma ~
aeeeunt az ~ a,cosnt d1aa nm. s1ler
allowinr iii efu1ife. ma oon1cinior
= co9roc7 deaerinfion. n neorss M
S az ~ nnonesty TO - el,orned wifk
~ len. which deaerinfioo ~ ~
amenjed ~ nrovi1leel ~ In eecfion
Cd. ~"
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tjo0 0aO Of t,,io ehooeor akoll extend
10y. ~ ILL., 'St Sr :S tsa Spos whs% s:x
meat, may IS Situated. 20 the extent
AZ fortv ~ or N tSe es,S - ar
nieee II lnnd contain ~. fhsn fo,tv
~. then 10 the whole Of said III
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Ohio Vinoyard0-A Greek Con-
vert.

New YORK, Feb. 13.-The Herald
says: From Longs fruitful vineyards
Of Ohio comes the complaint, heard
sooner Or later In all grape growing
countries, that = peculiar blight n IT.
fectiOg the vines, lesseuing the wines
aud compelling the upro0tipg VI
many vines. This b had news, but
~ concerns the wine, the growers
will be the PRINCIPAL sufferers, for
apples grow early everywhere In the
Northern States, and from their
juice eau be made, and IL made In
great quantities, IN slDexed wine
that millions Of selCstylsll experts
cant diellnguisl, from, the genuine
article.
At = meeting of the New York
Presl.ylery yesterday afternoon, DR..
Crosby stated that Rev. herring,
formerly rector Of the Greek
church III this city. wished to Leconse
= m,ember u the Presl,ytery. Rjer-
ring, several years agO, Il was said,
had l'ets',ne convinced Of the errors
Of the Greek church, aud after study
Ing the doctrines Of the Protestant de-
nominations decided 10 become .
Presbyterian. A committee was ap-
pointed to comfer with Bjerring, and
report to the Presby cry ut IT. next
meeting ~ tn bis reception into the
PresbyteIy. This II the first instance
Of . priest Of the Greek church turn
Ing PreSbYteriNn.
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For Aole.

A large Orist Mn. Ill complete AMI IL
running order. u lsas sDs,e Douglass CruobSr :.
- tan capacity. lnQulro OF
JOHN CARHART,
I1-21sWtf Beunack, Montana.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. ia shocking
disaster b reported by telephone from
the western part Of the city. Both
the freight aud passenger llepots Of
the Cincinnati Southern Railway
undermined and fell into the sur
rounding water, carrying with them
. hundred Or more peOple. The de-
T0ts were one story frsule structures.
resting ON Mclean avenue, which
was allllast covered by water. Roth
sides filled with water ID to - feet
deep. 1t has become % soaked % tu
melt, and the catastrophe was further
hastened by breaking Of the sewer,
which sent the current alongside the
hank. Crowds Of people have been
IN that vicinity looking ut the floods.
It Is supposed tl'.s.s. are the victims.
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High Water IN Indiana

NEW ALBANY, Inll., Feb. l3.-rhe
river rose eighteen inches last ujxht.
and ~ still rising. All tho houses
and factovies along The river nre
abandoned. The water went into
GIoov works furnaces last night mi
the nres are all out. Mr.. lJePsuw
VIII 'ose 1t least $lOO. O0D. About
5:sRO Lemons are out of employment.
No estimate made at: the loss vet.
Ero0i ND tn 5lU families hall TO move.
Every available rOom On hl9h xroun.l
y nIIed. The railroad track between
nere aud Jeljersonville 10 abandoned.
Ferry boats are only making ccca.
sional trips 70 the Kentucky side.
Resignation Of the Preach Min
aoeTy.
PARIS, Feb. l3.-All member or
the cabinet resigned In conse0uence
Of the action Of the Henate ON The 81.
p0lslon bill. President Grew r..
4ueated them to retain their position
lof the present.
BOSTON, Feb. l3.-The Roard NJ
Aldermen passed an order mn the
cneIrs city b lighted Gy slect ~
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An Effort b bejsg aads y ssstaio
politicians 10 The East % GguQ11Ae
new party. II b thepospassd ts b
eentleapea 10 draw within The 4 -
q tbs psopassd party Ill Those p
do pot feel ct boss ID 9 p pso II
oues ~ they sss sow ed6saitxSa.
An ttat isguod. and nobls, asd pare,
and progressive within TIE Cd par
tjes are b b esPtsssd and hseded II
The ssv ssppaisaGises ssa al thee =
evil, dsgsdlag o sos.1ssg.ssGivs
win - s1souoUa. -Tbs DugsGyE ~
Bs.dys,. ~ Hagseals ~ ~ pseg
III q sape,s1l1ed tlc p w.
have beea iiales,ng It t6e psbaie
crib dosjsg the pest tvsoty yeaw
Win b tsboosd. They viii - )sse -
''sustje" .withia The ~ g ~ ~
publiean party. Bot tbess who ~
lisvs il carrying o. svse1 DEPART
nssl athss ovsrsmest q Cbristoae'
psincip1ss; wbo ars egpeSsd to ~
sopo,iss asd I'll eosp3sats powsn;
via sst their lhees again.t gambling
ID seoeks, and ore snyie1disg adve-
estes Of temperA.ee; who never
drink moes than they eas eonven-
isstly Sow sway. sos cary q mose'
thas thaa ess hide. win 10 eb6stfslIys
weleoDed.
Cireolan ars ALREADY Issued ea)ltog
. eoevestios II tbess deai-gods 70
nsset at Chjcae.,, July III u The
present year. Aside fro0 thaso
already nssstiossed, who ars invited
70 attend, . few III The bo1ese sost Will
- admitted IL the saessd oo0Ggego-
tjoa Who hoSd that the pob)je laodD
should b Bestowed upon aetsal ~
tlers osly; who oppose the control Il
the currency b. sectional bepks; who
ars averse 70 . protective 0ni1: Avor
The eleclioa ola Prsidest and Viee-
Pruuidsst by . direct yets oe Tie 20.
pDe, and be)isve 10 eivii sesvjes ~
lbem. Ofsaeh will Be the new party.
II b supposed . begirs a converts %
he new political faith will set 10
next July hroa every portion q The
Ind toward 10 city a Baln6 o. The
great lake, and the present great
political pastieo - je0 wilheat . eor-
pecal's gsasd to preserve ~ hoonss
under which they have - long |
bought. HSss le kwss6sp.
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Al OoD91, t0Alx-Joo AoVOs3 s sk1s
fjooe pah@l1ee4 G!vO too xUe
1t a60ot4 ~ -
I eAurc6 ~ 4
~ eloeeto( u
"reSx ~ ~ ~ ID es.
Y
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JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Feb. I3-Waon
Coopoe. Q eo1qgod ploseefer. 49, s0en
SfevuRl . ooougod bor0og. with srSne'
t1000t 4lo1 n . No.! tao 00I-
l1&vfV6t greooo4. TIE oDo0eln4 g.
4oa1suuoA -. = petoie- sqaose
cause d the tr9uble waS about Sew
arts wife, Who I'D deserted him.
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1arAnan 1envnnoDors Dooounood.
- No.. ,,..Aor.l
OI1AwA. xe1: nH: - ....se;"s
Ieeyee et ossoeY - -, I. sScsic
nswseayers wss e! gSed % V ~ ~
eootcae, III, - ~. S{oesse
Nx ~" n -. ~ .;~;i~.1 aeclesi- !
op tS;e:i s ."I VIA Fl prssch revolt
:... ''.. .'.s:siz 'rsi;s;os ~ iniinlen
!. .s4..t. ~" secsssi.siicsi pefsoss
~ - 's.s ~ ~
% = -
l. ~.
Hy0A 1x0n0D0 /0VO ~ &1V3No ~
CHICAGO. Feb. l1-1no toeSov,ng
To0oeatteos Wese o1ssoa " ~: A.. s
ny 1e)o0a - Change To-Day ane
Woro aaoptoI ~ - elooo: ea11r
10oo vote: Wheseoe. oesee!ln1 s%1
city and state to . reatsy oe"e01e3
By TIE tne1oo @ 49,. W " .r
nam Of eoo9 toeee'ote ~ te.o.se 49,, -
- Se0cc tn1 ooosu. 10y y" ~! sr
~ - ~ o!nloe0 ssM y iu .'s
beeoos soosIe % nxoa ~ ~ 's'' "
op6rIeeoss ano DeIs ''q"oss'
--
1ho Up. u. =. D1aaseoc:
! RAxs.srrRrn. Feb. l1-The pre.
n1inarv ena0inati0n OF Conductor |
HI mn ma heakeaman John Pit. |
tn eoSroenced here to-lay. They !
M to nernona ehareed by Tue corO- !
NJ Vitk hsvine - Iieently allowed !
~ Snnfhern PScinc rSilroed train TO !
coll,de nm IN emhsnkment near |
Tslsschs,i IN tn I'M of Jsnuarv !
rssnifinS In The ;leafh Of n uumLer Of |
unsoeneefa The trial win probably !
~ several dayx.
=
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Davis. Of West Virginia, presented
The ere(le0tials Of Kenps. elec1ed TO
eocceed hiEa - Senator; read and
llled.
Blair prssented seves.l petition.
from citi9ens Of Virxinia, North Car.
o!toe And 6osth Caselina, Ioe nation
d aid 70 common schools. The
names appeodsd to these petitions.
Blair sid, were mostly those Of col.
oeed cllt1ens who are unable to rad
aod write, and - the psees criticised
similar petitions heretofore prx-
scented Upon the ground that 4
freet many names appear written
~ one hand. He was authorized bv
0enesal Armstrong. Of Haml,tou In
stieote, under whose auspices the
pctittooe we've sjgned, to state that
81! ne signatures were authorized.
Weoe peeso0led . memorial fun
The most emineDt citiseus Of r.
11oeis asking that 0esssal sherman.
whoo b Foelr1o, Be plaeed On M n.
0ts1 itst With the s1nk Of 0enefsl
sawyer peeoented petitions of the
etelSe0s Ct Wisconsin Tor M nes.s~e
o. 90 Inter 6eate commerce bin.
W!ndo0 reported . blll provi.linx
Sce the e1oeotio0 Of . provision oup.
peo0eetal 70 The treaty be1veen NJ
United 9lates aod chin for m .s,n.
pesssseo u ths opium tIa6c.