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Congress.


Or rathsT the corrupt partizaHs who oon-
troll the goYsrnment and have possession of
the capitol at Washington have exhausted
the patience Of Che country. OIL for a
Cromwell at the helm. What a complete
transformation would a. few hours accom-
plish. The -same Ole. sPeecb-full of ere,
Discrimination aad pstFiotism---With which
he scattered the Long Parliament, deliver
ed il Congress would bring peace to q dis
trsctsd nation. Hear the old lion heart
"Itis high time for me to put an cad to
your sitting in this place. which ys have
dishOnOEedzBy yOuE contempt of all virtue.
and de6ed by a practice Of every vice. Ye
are 9 fsctiOus crew, and enemies Of all
good government. Ye are 2 pack of mer-
oenary wFetches, and would, like Esau.
sell youGaountry for a mess of pOttsge, and
like Judas, betFay your God foF few pie
ess Of silver. L. there 3 single virtue now
rsmaining in you I? Is there ore vice you
do not possess You have no more roli-
gion than my horse. Gold is your God.
Which of you has not bartered away your
conscience for brides Is there q man
among you who has the least care for the
good of the CommonWealth You sOrdid
Prostitutss Have you not defled this sa-
cred place. and turned the Lords temple
into den of thieves? By your immortal
principles and wisked practices ye. have
grown iBtOlsTably Odious to a whole ma tien.
You, who were deputed here by The people
to get their grievances redressed, are your
selves become their greatest grievance
Your country therefore, calls upon me to
clean this Augean stable by putting a f.
nal period to your Ubiquitous proceedings
in this house, and which, by Gods help,
and the strength he has given me, Row
intend to do. I command you, therefore,
upon the peril of your lives, TO depart inn
msdistely out of this place. Col Get
you cut Make haste Ys venal slaves,
begons Take away that shining bauble
there, (ths speakers MACY and lock up
the DOORS
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Fsderai Court.

Judge Trigg opened the Federal Court
yesterday, and The inToluntaf bankruptcy
case Of A. J. MeKimzon. ofFsulaski, which
was pending at the time Of tse Adjournment
of the Court in May was resumed. The
creditors Of MoKimmon ars endeavoring to
force him into bsnkrpPtey, snsging. that
he fFaudulently disposed of 5 quantity Of
cotton in which they should have shared.
The liabilities of McKimmon are $40, 600;
his assets $4,000. General Houston, Of
Athens, Alabama, end Maj. Jones, of Pu-
laski, appear for5ths creditors, and ex- Gov.
Neill s. Brown, Of Nashville, aud General
JnO. G. Brown, Of Pulaski, for McKimnon.
The case will probably consume several
dsys.-BanRer, ] 81 inst. ~
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Notice to show Caase-fn Bankragtoy.

THIS is to give notice that L EacliD, Spencer
Young, J Cobb, f w King and w e Harms
have filed in the office of the clerk OF this Court,
their petitions for discharge and it was thereupon
ordered by the coGrt that a hearing be had upon
the same tho 10Th day of July 1865 at the hours
offs, 81, 9, 81 sad 10, IN. respectively, before
the Register n the GOurthoGse "a Pulaski, Tenn. ~.
and that al creditors who have proven their debts
and other persons Interested, may appear at such
time and place, and show erase If any they have,
why the prayers o. said petitions should not DO
granted and that the ID and Sd meetings of credi-
tors will be had at sai1tims and place.
e. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk
juIy9-3t U. s. Dist. CoRrt Mid. Dist. ofTeun.
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Mr.. ORR. of the Richard manufacturing
company, informs Us that operations of the
factory have been suspended about to
weeks and will not be resumed again for
about the same leDgth Of time. The boiler
and machinery are undergoing repairs.
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For Sale.

ON my farm, near CoInersvile, GileF county =
" Tenn, an extra large Jack, thoroughbred colt
not two years old, of fine form aud color, viii
make race Horse. Price very low Thoroughbred
mares and FLIES, bred by the late r. A Alexander,
of the purest and most fashionable blood in the
world. Two A No. mich cows, to calve LIST Sep
tember; two good wagon mules, Cashmere goats,
ETC., etc. GEO. T. ALTMAN.
~ None of tho blood stock will DO sold to be
taken out of this section. June26-3t,
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THIS is TO give notice, that, on the goth day Of
i June, a 4, 1858, = warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Thos. K. Holly, IN the
county of Giles, and State Of Tennessee, VINO mas
been Sdiud0ed ankrupt, on his own petition: that
the rayfnent Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to such bankrupt, 20 him. OF ior ms
1se. and re transfer of any property by him are
tr;53eu b law: that meeting of the credltors Of
the said bankrupt to prove their debts, and 70 70
cboose one or more asignees Of his estate VIII DC
III - co1rt of bankruptcy, to be holden on the
I5tb dav Of July, q, 1885, ~ O'Clock, m AZ the
ofca Of the Register in Bankruptcy Pulaski Ienh5
GGfoye W. n Doughty, Ezq. Register.
E r GLASCOCK. T. s Marshal Ms'gr.
By J Z. Warner, dP'ty l. $. Marshal Msgr.
JulvC-5J
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THIS is to give notice, that, on the goth day Of
i June, d, 1858, warrant in BANKRUPTCY was is
sued against the estate Of VIM T Wells, IN the
ty of Giles, and State Of Tennessee, who has been
f s debt5 and deijVsrHP Of anv +onsTtV
belonging to such bankrupt % him, for his use,
and the transfer Of any properly by him are forbid
den by law: that meeting of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, prove their debts, and to choose
one OF more assignees Of his estate will be held at
court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 18th day
Of July, d. 1868 at O'Clock, m, at the Office Of
tho Register in Bankruptcy, Pulaski Tenn, before
W Doughty, ESQ, Register.
Z. r. GLASCOCK, U. S. Marshal Ms'gr.
ByJ. r. Warner, d'ey .. s. Marshal Ms'gr-
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KukInx.

The following orders from the Kuklu1
we're thrown into the window of our pri-
vsts room, sometime within the past TWEEN
ty-four hours, by an unseen hand. Those
to whom it is addressed viii, perhaps, an
derstand its meaning:
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General ordsr 10. I.
HEAp-QuARrERs lsr PRoYlNcl

HEAD-QUARTERs lsT PROVINCE, I
DoLEFUL ERA, Ist BLACK DAY.
The exercise Of personal violence upon
any citizen Of this Province, regardless of
color, without orders from these Head-quar-
tsrs, is hereby forbidden, aud any officer
or hOul violating this order will be Sc
vsrely dealt with.
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DIXIE PuHP.-This pump, for the sale of
which Msssrs Kouns & TignOr are the a
gents at this place, Is said to surpass ali
others for convenience. chespness and du-
rab:Iity Read the testimonials of soma of
our prominent citizens in another lumn.
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SPECIAL ORDER. NO. /.

The Grand Council of Yahoos is hereby
ordered to convene at these Head Quarters
Onnsxt Saturday, 4th of July, at 10 O'Clock
P. NJ, for the trial of the Grand Magi of
Den Ne. -. Tor disebediencs Of the above
order. By order of the Grand Giant, Iss
provinces. Aas s. @. grasp SCRIBE.
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Our entire stocks of cotton goods such
IS cslicos, domestic, blesehed and unbleacE-
ed, Ticking, etc., having been purchased
before the recent rise, superior ind ucements
are offered 8 L. Rosenau d Bros. aPiO
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Acting Commissionar

a wheat lhus highly recommended is.
worth trial. lit should grow as we'll in
TsRnessee. as Virgins, il viii prove most
Ealusble varsity. A large number Of far
meFs il Middle Tennessee have determin-
ed to SOW considerable quantity Of the
"BeughtOn" wheat. and thus give it q full
and fair test Union and Dispatch.
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wheat plant. Il should be sown early in
the fall@-hefs from tEs 18Th Of September
to thsIst Of ostober. Rhe iissoversr gave
Il tbs paule Of 'sTap PshsuQck,' and sfter-
vars when takeu 70 Delaware. i got the
pane of sBough4on.e Iem, respectfully,
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CoFEoS BEOoM.- MIR. Buck Smith, Su-
psriatandsntz at T, J. Brown & Co.'S farm
on Elk river, placed upon our table last
week the 6rst cotton bloom We have seen
this season. Il Was pulled Wednesday
morning. Mr.. IT, B. Wade sends US word
that be foRnd one Tuesday. Mr.. D. A.
Wslbsrn,s yesterday, handed Us several
bolls, the first We have sseu.
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About the 18th or goth Of March last, ] traded
rOr q large mare, and from recent Information
obtained believe her 70 have been stolen. ANY
person having lost snen q mare had better pay for
and stop thiz notice sud call on me, near Lynn
Vile. \. A. Dickerscn.
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Boughton wheat iOr Sale.

Persons desiring to procure this justly
celebrated variety of wheat for seed, may
procure the same by applying at an early
day to NELL MCCALLUM, Esq, at
Bethany. in this county. His wheat is free
from smut, cookie and cheat, and has pro-
ven to be the best variety of wheat now in
use. The supply is limited and parties
must apply early. Price $3.50 ct the gar
ner The following history of this wheat
which was published in these columns last
year We consider worth re-publishing Just
in this connection
THE "BoUGHToE" WHEAT.
A new variety of wheat has been intro
duced into Middle Tsnnesss, by Mr.. Gsor-
ge F. Akers. of this city, which is attract
ing very hattering attention on account of
its superior quality for bread. 1t is pecu-
liarly adapted to this climate, and ripens
ten or fifteen days earlier than other vari-
cites. The yield per acre will compare f.
sorably with that of the best varsity grown
IN this State. aud it weighs from ffty-nine
~ sizty-fOur pounds to the bushei. Mr..
Ambrose B Rucker, Of Lynchburg, Va,
writing on the 18th inst, says
The "BoughtOn" variety of wheat is re-
garded as the best for family -four. 1t lisa
firm, solid wheat and free from that spon-
giness common to many varieties of wheat
when made into dough, aud very white,
property much desired in bread. In this
latitude it natures ten or fifteen days ear
lier than any other variety. There is an
entire absence of any beard about the head.
Il will grow well On any land that will pro-
duce the common varieties and on HaBy
soils that will not produce several Of 4he
varieties common in this country. We
regard land that is naturally richer, made
50 by fertilizers, with deep red clay sub-
soil, as the best suited with as, but il is
fine grover, and is readily scolimated to
any soil that is rich enough 70 feed the
plant. Il is sown here most successfully
from September 90 to October IS. The
yield varies from fourteen to twenty bush
els per acre, weighing from 6!ty-nins 70
Sixty-fouF pounds 70 the bushel.
The Acting Commissioner of Agrioul.
ture writes as follows:
DEPARTMENT. or AGRIcULTURE,
WAsHINeToN. D. c., Aug. Il, 1867.
GEO. F. Aksrs, Esq, NashglEs, Tenn.
DEAR Sra am in receipt OF yOura Of
the eth inst, asking for ipfOrmAtisa Fsla-
tive 10 the ''BOughIOA" wheat. This IA
risty Was fret discovered il field in Na.
ryland, upon which The white Mediterane-
an had been sown. A few stalks appeared
to grow taller aHd mature some 6fsan
days earlier than the balance. This AT
tracted the attention Of the owner who cut
the stalks aud planted the product next fall
BY ITSELF and the result was 8 fine crop
maturing some two weeks earlier than any
other wheat in the vicinity. The heads
are very smooth, with lighter c6loFed
grains than the ordinary white wheat, very
harly aud prolific, and as yet has never
been affected wilh'diseases incident to tbs
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BANRRUPT SALE

IN Saturday, the 25th day Of July, 1863, wiIfsIz
" TO the highest bidder, for cash. IN the town OF
Cornersville, Giles county, Tenn. the interest TT
n. Sw oord bankrupt, in tract Of about 1000 acre
of mountain land IN East TennesEFs.
-- ROBERT ]. McC0RD,
july8-3t. Assignee.
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Election of Officers.

~ OPP FLLLows.
On Friday night lsst, Pulaski Lodge,
No. 2, I. o. o. F., elected tue follOWing
officers for the ensuing term
o. @. Alternately. Jr., N. g.
Thos, Flippin, V. G.
James Rankin, r. S. yse.
Thos. Choate, P. S.
W. q. Lewis, Treasurer.
rrfE- -e
e..- RED MEN. .-r
Okahama Tribe, No. 8. l. o. R. NJ, Ga
last Thursday night elected the following
officers for the sasuiDg term ..sf
DR.. J. F. Grant, Sachem.
F. o. McCord, Senior Sycamore.
o. Krebbs, Junior Sycamore.
? Geo. B. McCallum, Keeper Of Records.
H. II. Aymets, Keeper Of WsmPum. p
H. G. Bate. Prophet.
--r.. Sons OF TEMPERANCE.
The following officers were elected last
Monday night, for the ensuing quarter, for
Pulaski Division. No. 80, Sons of Tenn
perancs.: 49, -r--
WI, MoCallum. ". Pr. Arrow.
smith. w. A; W. Y. Lucas. R. s.; J,
NJ. EzsIl, A. RS; F. G. Tignor, T. j
]. Nc Callum, F. s.; D. A, Welborne. G.
Geo. McCallum, a G. i; H. E. Finn, I. s.
Frank Gilmer. o. s. and Host; Abe Friz-
zsll, P. W. P; F. r. Hill, Chaplin.
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THIS is to give notice, that. on the goth day Of
i June, d, 1868, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of w w Petree, IN the
county of Giles and State Of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition:
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO such bankrupt to him, or for
his use, and the transfer Of any property TO him
ors of the said bankrupt to prove their debts and
to choose more assihnees Of his estate will
be held at q csurt Of Bankruptcy, to be holden on
the 18th day of July, d, 1862 at o'clock, m, at
the Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy, Pulaski
Tenn, before W. n. Doughty, Esq, Register
FL GLASCOCK, o. s. Marshal Msgr.
By J. r. Warner, dpty Q. Marshal Msgr.
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THIS is to give notice, that, on the goth day Of
/ June, a. d., 1865, warrant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate ofRobt NJ Malone, in the
county of Giles and State Of Tennse, he has been
adjudged bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any pro-
perty belonging to such bankrupt to him. or for his
use, and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors of
the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assgnees Of his estate, viii be
held at court of bankruptcy, to be holden on the
18th day of July, d, 1858, at o'clock, m, at
the office of the Register in Bankruptcy, Pulaski,
Tenn, before W. n. Doughty, Esq, Register.
Z. r. GLASCOCK, u. s. Marshal Msgr.
BY J. r. Warner, D'pty q. S. Marshal Msgr.
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oRR BRoTHERs.-Tbiso old and reliable
Nashville house furnish Us with their card
0his week. Most Of our readers are familiar
with their honest and fsir way OF dOirg
business. Refer TO their card.
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THIS is to give notice that on the goth day Of
L July, 1858, warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of w Conner, IN the
county Of Giles and State Of tennessee, who has
been adjudged q bankrupt on his own Peti tom
that the payment Of any debts and delivery. Of
any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him,
or for his use and the transfer of any property by
him ere forbidden by law: that a meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt to prove their debts
and to choose one more assignees of his estate,
will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the 18TH day of July, A D, 1868, at O'Clock,
m, at the office Of the register in bankruptcy, Pu
la5ki, Tenn, before w Doughty, register
Z. X. GLASCOCK, U S Marshal, Mes'gr.
By J.R Warner d'pty Z 8 msh'l messenger.
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LAD1E's PzAsL.-The July number of
shis splendid eclectic has reached Us. This
is splendid magazine, snd is pronounced
superior 10 Putnsm's. Harper's GOdeY's or
Pslsrsoa's, in everything that is neritOri-
ous ia those works. and Without 9 staia
from lie faalts IN which they abound
Published At Nashville, with John Shirley
Ward as editOr. Terms, IS per year.
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I Take pleasure IN announcing to the public, that
L l am now ready with a stock Cf Goods TO
supply the wants and necessities of any who may
desire q
Family Groceries and Supplies.
I propose to sell very cheap for CASH, and in or
der that may continue TO sell at small profits, de-
sire to impress 1t upon the MINDS of customers that
this rule will be strictly adhered TO.
My old customers and friends, and all Of
whom / must be allowed TO thank for theiF iavors
in the past invited to call at my new house, No
3, near the Southeast corner Of the square wherG
win endeavor to serve them faithfully ard fairly
june26-ln . J. =. RANKIN.
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PELAsEI, JEne 9th, 1893.


We, the undersigned, have been using Reynolds
Dixie Pump, sold By Messrs. KOuns s. Tiguor, who
tie owners Of te county right for Giles county
well satisfied with the performance of the same.
and eheeTfHl]y recommend them to all persons wan
ting puJupa for eitber wells or cisterns. the same
being more simple and daTable than any other
pump in use. ,. B. STACY.
SNO. r. JOHNSON
july8-tf "A. cox. T
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REYNOLDS DIXIE PUMP |!
The Simplest, Cheapest and Best Il

THIS Is the universal Acknowledgement of those
L who have used the Dixie, and having purchased
the right of Giles county, propose to furnish
them ct such rates that every owner Of cstern
or well may have one at very small cost. To in
sale to those who need pumps, we need only
ask them to see the Dixie tried, and direct atten-
ton to the certificates below.
KOUNS g TIGNOR.
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ORR BROTHERS,

Wholesale GrOcers,
Cotton Factors and Commission
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AHHRCHAN TS.
CORNER BROAD AND MARKET STREETS
julyS-tf. NASHVILLE, TENN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-29

NOT So.-Wc are told that Mr.. j. J. Dooley
and some other Radicals who support the Peo-
,lex' ticket, are circulating the story that the
editor of this paper offered to Mr., Thomas
Lynch, candidate for Representative on the
Peoplef ticket, ample qace--twe columns, or
,uorc-ia the WORLD, on condition be Lynch
would withdraw from the Peoples ticket, and
come out in rcpuaisioR Of It, We state posi-
lively that VIZ have not met or talked with Mr..
Thomas Lynch since the campaiga began; we
certainly never said anytk.g to him Of the
nature referred to; nor have We made any
such offer to any person whatsocycr, candidate
OF. supporter Of the PecpleS, 90 aay other
ticket There is not grain Of truth In tho
whore ssvsy fold BY Mr.. Dcoley or Mr. Lynch.
so far as we are concerned. The story is pos
ably gotten up for eject against the Demo
cratic ticket ''-'.' -"
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1eaFs ssauaHE sno tf7fAea LeEk Az.. Nssce sefully
treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is Tho consequence If scif abuse
This solitary vice. depravei scxnai sadalvence In
rracticca by the youth Of both scxAa b an almost nm
limited cxteut producing with xerrsrg eertairiy tbs
following train of morhAd symptoms. unless esnbst
ed By acienfee medical measures viz: gaueg coun.
tensucc, dark spots under the eyes rain in tl head
ringing in the ears. noise like the fasing of leaves
or rafting OF chariots uneasiness about tho Joins
weakness Of the lmha ,confuaeA vis<Ai, blussxxl In
teiicct loss Of confidence, dieEdnce - sepr~~< hing
strangers. dbsikc 20 form new acquaintsn<ss dis
position IN shnn society. loss Of memory r4zrocs
and varous crupsions about the taco hcctc H,,shr.
farred tongue, frtid breath. coughs canssaa ptlon
night swcass, monomania. and frequently INSANITY
II relief be not obtained, you shonE apf3r hasurdi
ately either In person or by letter and have cure
effected by lis new and scicntinc mode of treating
this disease, which never fails Of efYcctiur a ouick
and radical cure. DR.. c. xSk give emo Ausfrea dol
lars % amy person who will prove satisfactorily 20
him. that he was cured OF this complaint by either OF
tho San Frsncisco qiacks.a n -
Cured at Home.
Persons a. . distance may incurred AT HOME. by
ad6seesGng letter 10 Dr. Gsbsou stating case symr.
toms. lcugth ~ tisAe thc dseasc has continued ana
have medicine promptly forwaried. free from dam
age and CURIOSITY - any part Of the counsrv sssh
fun and plain dipcccns cor nsc BY enelosiue ais ia
currency $40 In con In registered lrtser though
the postoffsce, or through Wells, Fargo Co. ~ :.
! PACKAGE of medicine VIII be Forwarded nv IT,
press 10 any part Of the Union.
Persons writing 70 the Doctor will pcase stat1 The
name az the paper they sce this advertisement III.
AL communications strictly sonAdent.a,:
Aaarcss DR. J. r. 01BBON.
"ssH BOX 1oS' san Francisco California.
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owYuEx TrEus.-we gather the following

OwYuEE IrEMs-We gather the fo'lnwing
from the Ara,aach> Of last Saturday:
hundred or two more laborers cal ind
employment in that camp.
Work is progressing in the Rising Star mEe
and their new 30-st.imp mill be- ready for opc-
rations this fall. Large quantities Of rich ore
from the ledge only awai, crushing 20 add an
other figure to the returns OF Owyhee
The spread of improvements IN Silver has
taken IN both sides uf the creek. and 4 bridge
over Jordan has been erected Al u cos. of
sl5O0, as starter. Street extension. ar de-
lnanded in Ill directions.
Mr. Tracy, al agent Of Company ia Flint
district. made the trip from Chicago to Silver
City in the very short time of ten days. which
is supposed to be some faster than the gee-wo-
Law drag-alongs of %.
John Mckinley. formerly OF Idaho City. no
1fes the people Of Owyhe. that the Mckinley
Concert and Variety Troupe will give . series
Of entertainments IN Silver City, beginning on
or about the 10Th OF this mouth.
Hill, one OF the editors Of the -Aralaache, Is
out "recooperatin'. In postscript the sur
wing partner" thus loses sight of him: Since
writing the above We Learn by letter from
Steeu's Mountain that Aiasemrscra and bis
band have been captured II old Hill was III
that lot, we hope he viii BOT be- tirurd over
with the rest, as he would be liable to commit
further depredatioas
II. s. Aurdef, one Of party Of prospect
Crs and fishermen from Silver. became scpar-
ated from the crowd, while on Bowlder creek
Ind in an unsuarded moment was attacked By
three Indians, VINO snapped guns at him with
40 effect for minute or two when they turned
,ose on him with arrows and he took abrupt
4-are Of them, with one arrow in the part OF
his body nearest the saddle, which Was taken
out on his reaching camp. The wound was a
painful but not dangerous one.
4 letter from Maj. Walkers scouting party,
dated July 18th, says that party had captured
the greater part Of Winuelnueca's band con
sisting Of ~ or 30 savages, without fight.
In conference with the remainder, who were
toe strongly fortified to be captured, the whole
band, including several chiefs. agreed to give
up and go to Camp Harvey. It's thought no
further troubl. will ever be had with Whine
mucca and his band.