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Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 25.

Case No. %.
In the Supreme Court of the Territory Of Montana
In Bankruptcy
10 the matter Of Alexander Pullman. Bankrupt
Before Theo. Mufly, Esq. Register:
ITO the Creditors of the above named Bankrupt,
j take notice that the said Bankrupt has died
his petition in said Supreme Court for discharge
from all his debts. and that said Court has appoint
ed the 30th day If April, A ID 1867 At 10 o'clock A
NJ of that day before the said Register. at the
Court room on Wallace street. in the City Ot Viz
gniz and county of Madison. in said Territory. ss
the time and place. when and where you may at
tend and show cause. If anv you have, why the
prayer of said petition should rot be granted
By order of the Court made the 10Th day OF
March ID 1879 LUCIUS s. PECK Clk
Said Supreme Court.
VIM LMcMath. solicitor for petitioner m25w3t
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned.
doing business at Bozemau Ctv, Montana Terri
tory. and Salt Lake City Utah Territprory,
under the firm name and style of Davis, Peiser
and Company" is this day dissolved by mufu al
consent All persuns indebted 10 said firm OF
Davis Peiser s. 10, hereby requested To make
immediate payment To Nathan Davis, Louis
Sperl'ng and jacob Ellis, co-partners from this
date under the firm name of Davis. Sperlinz & 90
All liabilities contracted by and for the late firm
of Davis. Psiser a 90. by any of the under signed
within the TerritJry OF Montana, will be paid by
Davis, Sperling s. Go, B"zsmau City. March s.
1869 PElSER
NATHAN DAVIS,
LEWIS SPERLING
rnl5dIm JACOB ELLIS
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Bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. 35.
In the Supreme Court of Montana Territory-Ip
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert Hereford Bankrupt-1n
Bankruptcy.
To Whom it may Concern:
TNHE Undersigned hereby gives Notice Of his
Il appointment Assignee of Robert Hereford,
Of Helena, in the County of Lewis and Clarke. aod
Territory Of Montana who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the supreme
COurt of said Territory.
Givet at Virginia City. in said Territory, ths
Goth day OF day of February A ID 1863.
ISAAC II. ALDEN, Assignee, Etc.
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watchmakingy

IF You have a tne Chronometer: EngIish Lever
Il or American Watch that does keep time
send IL To my Office for adjustment: IL any of
the works broken need not seod II To New
York for repairs, as L am prepared To- make and
perfectly &c the most decHte intricate parts;
all such work warranted neatly and accurately
finished be obtained in the best establish
rneots in Europe America. True time may be
obtained az my ufice taken by myself every
week. Orders by Express may be directed IN my
Assay Once, corner Of Br0adWay and Jackson
Streets Helena. ml0du CHARLES RUMLEY.
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OF CO-partnership

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership.
IN hitherto existing under the firm and
style IF VI A Lindsey & Co, is hsTe6y diss0iUed
in conformity with the articles of part rtoership 3
of the said firm. AL outstanding busue - of the
said firm, will be settled by y C. kiatti19.
Neither Of the Members Of the sDid
ca partnership shall he authorized execute any
bill of exchange, promiss5ry note other instru-
ment, or in any manner whatsoever Contract any
obligation Indebtedness, by which said firm
shall be bound. Dated Helena City. 81. T., this
26tn day of February s6g
FJ7 IINDSLEY 4 90
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The Press on the English
Question.

New York, April 1.-THE Herald says the
Senate has dissipated the fiction that the Ala
bama claims Constituted merely an interna-
tioual account, easily adjusted
The Tribune thinks the vote go emphatic as
to enable the English To comprehend ut last
the truth.
The World thinks the prospect of a satis-
tion slender.
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Ten lsdies graduated from the New
York Medical College for Women.
March, 22nd. and received ths degree OF
Doctor OF Medicine. Miss Mary j. S4f-
ford, of Cairo. Ill. delivered the gradu-
ates valsdictory address. The other
Western graduates wrre Mrs. s. M. Har-
rah. of Iowa; Miss ). + Furnas, of Troy.
Miami County, o.. and Mrs. q. /. Lozier.
of Winona. Mimi.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
IN min:strAtion have been issued To- t.e
estate of Jesse B Evans deceased late OF Lewis
and Clarke county, Montana Territory. bearing
date April 5. A ID 90, and that all persons hay.
ing claims against the said estate exhibit
the same for allowance within year from said
date or they may be precluded from the benefit OF
said estate and unless they are SO eNhi bted within
two wears they will be forever barred.
Agd3m THOMAS r. EVANS.
Administrator
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Gov. Cox. the new Secretary of the
Interior. is fully six feet high. slim in
stature. of horid complexion. with dark
hair and eyes. tuil whiskers. and IL cour-
teous and unassuming. HIs age is fortys
one but he does not look over thirty-five.
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An effort was made snme time since
10 have the word White stricken
from the name " White Pine for polit-
ical reasons. The movement tailed. IL
was found if that word was stricken out
pin.-tenths of the people would vote to
substitute Blk " in place of - White"
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The Union and DdkOtidn says the
party who started up the river TO save
the steamboats, frozen in last fall. were
too lnte-the ice bad broken.
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Farm For Sale.

nN the Prickiy Pear Greek. 2 miles Of Helena
" snd on the Canaan Ferry road, consisting OF
loo acfe<. all In cultivation with irrigating bitches
for al parts Of the farm aud creek usnng through
the farm For particulars esquire on the premises
Iwu p. r. 6TRIBI4-~a.
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They churn butter in Chill by tying
the milk in skin sack on donkey and
running races with him frnl
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Bozeman Express

p. b. CLARKE. Proprietor.
THIS Express will tri-weekly between
IL Helena and Bozemsn City. leaving Helena
Mondays. Wednesdays aud fridays. making
the "trip IN two days. connecting with Hog Elm
kadersburg aud Gslstin City. and carrying the
Bridge streets. Js25dtf
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Bourbon Whisky.

Embraces variety of brands
well-known to the trade. Our
Stock of
BRANDIES,
Consist of the celebrated brands of
Pinct, Castellon & Co., and Thos.
Hine 81 Co.,-of various ages
from 1856 to 1868. Our
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
Is fresh, and of Recent Importation
and is the old original brand of
HEIDSICK 81 Co.
Our stock of German and
French Wines, includes
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Views OF the Senators.

Chicago, April 14.-In the discussion of
the Alabama treaty Yesterday, ali the Sena-
tors agreed TO the grave nature OF the
question, and only Chandler made warlike
demons tratiou. lie did not believe there was
room on this continent for any nation which
Insultel our own. lie had long believed n
struggle over Canada would soon come, and
now believed it would come IN this day
Dayi. wanted the matter further consid-
cred, TO take into special consideration the
degree of Justification for recognizing the
rebels Engl Ia ID d In our treating with them
as bellIgeIents.
Warner made q short speech, attracting n
good deal of attention. lie said the Senate
should act ia the matter, not In the heat OF
excitement, not with flourish of trumPets.
but coOly, deliberately, aud solemnly. The
masterly statement of the SeDator from
Massach usetIs showed how impossIble IL was
to state the damage to the United states
aud To civilization Ia sn account current To
be balanced by dollars lie would not al
low her TO condole this great wrong by the
payment of a little paltry gold. Ii she could
affo TO GO down to history as an alder OF a
I rebellion IN the interest OF human slavery
we could afford to lose the few mlliloDs
which che might agree to give the United
| States in settlement. lie would have the
United States maintain our great vantage
ground rs a guarantee of fuller justice aud
peace. lie thought, despItes Ensland's aid
TO the rebellion, We had achieved the great
ct triumph for liberty and Christian civiliEt-
Iion TO be found In the annals OF the race,
aud can afford TO he content. There could
be no settlement of this question made. We
might forgive Great BrItsIu for the wrong
doue Us. she might RpologlIe, but she could
never pay for It in gold Instead OF this
\ the advising and conseuttpg TO Withdraw all
propositions for settlement m such action,
would be n suggestion OF national dignity,
strength ami reserved rights, WHICH could not
\ fail TO exercise a healthy influence on the
mind of the Britt b nation and of the world.
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FOREIGN WINES AND LIQURS

Is as extensive as that of any Job
bing House in the States. These
goods have all been purchased
from First Hands upon the most
favorable terms, and will be offer
ed to dealers by the Package or
otherwise.
Purchasers are informed that
this stock of goods is so extensive,
that their wants can be supplied
for an indefinite period, without
making any change in the quality
of The articles that they may adopt
for use Our stock of
The Montana post., 1869-04-16
Sumner on the Claims Against
England

Washington, ApIIl I3.-The only speech
made to the Senate to-day on the Alabama
claims was Summers tie took the ground
the treaty could not BE- considered settle
ment OF the pending question between the
two countries and was merely a settlement of
the individual claims on both side. The case
against England was elnboratsly presented,
including the British proclamation of neu-
suIity, permitting the building and equip
ment of PrIvateers in British ports, which
had the effect of prolonging the war two
years. He claimed the British Goyernment
should be made TO respond IN damages not
only To individuals but also to the National
Government. lie estimates our losses at one
hundred millions. On the conclusion of
Summers spesch, several Senators briefly en-
dor Ell il and expressed satisfaction with the
temperate and Istructive views presented.
Among them were Casserly, Thurmand, War
rem, sherman and Others.
The Senate unanimously removed the in
junction of secrecy from one part of the
proceedings-Sumuer's speech-which will be
published.
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From Washington.

Washington, April l2.-The Supreme Court
to day rendered a decision in the McArdle
case. The Chief Justice delivered an opin-
ion dIsmissing the appeal for want of juris-
dictiOn. The Court also delivered opinions
on several other cases arising under the rebel
lion, and then adjourned Till Thursday.
The Senate confirmed no nomination to-
day. The executive session was spent in con-
sideratiOn of the naturalization interests with
Belgium. Baden, and several other German
states. The Darisn Canal treaty was dis
cussed without action.
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M. A. Lindsey & Co.
Wholesale
WINE, AND
Liquor Merchants.

Have opened their place of bust
ness at the old stand of Vivion's,
OH
BRIDGE and WOOD STREETS
Helena, M. T. They offer to
dealers the only complete stock of
this class of goods ever brought to
this market. Our stock of
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New York News.

New York, April l2--The Post says IL Is
reported fast priyateer of 700 tons burden
Left New York recently to aid the Cuban IN
surgents. II is ssid, after leaving port a
number of guns were put aboard She TOOK
I2O men; mostly Americans
A mass meeting of $4,000 Germans was
held yesterday to express the German senii-
ment regarding the proposed amendments 10
The excise laws. ..--
Henry Arcularius. y prominent Democratic
politician, died to-day.
meeting Of the Cuban Junts was held
today. The proceedings were secret, but it
"a iutimated a strong Cuban expedition has
sailed from = SOcthsrn port under command
Of a d.sfinguished American omcer.
Both branches Of the City C0nneii to-day
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Legislative.

Chicago. April 1.-The Times special
sys the indications are ths Senate will re-
nsln IN session two or three weeks.
, lhs Alabama treaty will be thoroughly
discussed. Sumner insists that negotiations
must begin de nova, and The only admirssble
oAeis is that England uust eoncede her &C
nons were wrong. --.. - -.-tf
lss new rhskT'la~ provides that 'holders
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Items.
Foreign Appointments.

New York, April l2.-The following uomi-
nations were sent to the Senate day; j..
Lothrop Motley, Minister TO England; A. g..
Cu=tin, To RUSSIA; John Jay, of New York, to
Austria; Leopold Markhnde. TO Bolivia; j..
r. Partridge, of Maryland, TO Nicaragua; W.
A. Pile, of Missouri. to VenszueIa: j. 4.
J,nes, to Belgium; j. s Carlisle, of West
Virginia, Stockholm; J. R. Clay, of L' uIsi-
ana, (colorej) TO LiberIn; r c. kI.k, OF
Ohio, TO Argentine Confederation; stephen
A HurIburt, TO Bogota; Silas A. Hudson, of
Iowa, (colOred) Guatpmals; E. ID. BaSsett, of
Pa., lcoloredl 20 Haytl.
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Ga madam Annexation.

Washington, April 1.-THE project of
Canadian ann exation in the settlement of the
Alabuma claims, with the jpint consent OF
England aud the eolonists. begins TO attract
attention in Government diplomatic dIrcles-
Some believe IL likely TO become promln ent
feature IN Grants administrati"n. Various
circumstances encourage belief In the feasi-
oility of the scheme as the sur~st mode OF
haImouizing the interests and afordIng bs-
elz Of cnrdIaI r..ra
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-11

HARPER's Bazaar and Bonner's n. Y.
ledger OF February 9th, have been received
at Fox's and copies thereof sent to this off!se.
Thanks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-29

Orr IxulAS AFFAIRs.-We believe
we can point to ii pueuomeua the like
Of which VAS le,cg known IN the
United States before. Il. Il. Parker
has for several years been Indian Agent
in this STATE, aud III no single year Of
his administration ms the HplroPrls-
lion made uv the Government tor this
agency, been exhausted. We believe
there is nothing lit.e ii in history. The
idea of a man. having the power to use
it probably to himself, and not TO do
i. is something extraordinary. And
among all the Indians over which he
has had control, there has been perfect
contentment and more comfort than Is
good for redskins. Where there IS Il
possibility for the Indian to work,
Parker viii make him furnish himself.
n case OF absolute necessity he sup.
plies the poor creatures, where bIan-
.et is needed, he gives it 10 the head
Of the campood ~ The old buck on
receipt Of new blanket gives his TO
the " moho,a. She then gives hers
g ,ae oldes, - pappose," and so on II
goes down TO the smallest piccanin-
lies - in the Lodge, and it is y delight
10 Parker that h. thus completes the
IDEA of an Indian blanket be makes it
lively. Huh Expects his discharge in a
few days. We hope it will not come,
and we are satisfied if President Grant
knew the facts it never would. We
have written the above to see if any
thing in the world can get the best
e our Italian Aren't and make him
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-29
THE DAILY APPEAL

FIREMEN's MEETING.-There will be a
special meeting Of the members Of Curry
Engine Company this evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-29

There is some trouble about General
Butterfeld's appointment as Assistant
Treasurer at New York, he being a
Colonel in the regular army, and cannot
hold two Offices.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

The Paris Patrie has reason TO believe that
political reforms will be more liberal than the
Emperor's message indicated. II intimafes
that the right Of parliamentary ir ritiative and
Of presenting orders OF the dav will be granted
to the Oorps Legs lat (, while alterations will
be made IN the Senate, the sittings ef which
will probably be mad public. A large number
OF military furlougbs nave been granted or ex.
tended which IL 10 estimated will oe eq quiyalen
10 Ted uctiOn In the army of t-,UO0 mea
The London Times thiBks the conflict of races
in California cannot be solved BY heavy duties
on immigration or by street eutrages. IL is
impossible to suppose the Chinese can be kept
out Of America 1nheriting ancient ciyiliZi-
ton and perfect economic method, but destitute
OF strength and toughness aud of the moral
fibre which support authority. the Chinese
may be welcomed as assistants In colonization.
and nor placed as aracs likely TO dominate in
future. The Good wood Cup was won yester-
day by Sir X Graham's Restituuon.
The Cariist sgitators in Spain are dIspirited
plot 20 assassinate the Captain General oil
Catalonia has been discovered and frustrated
The Carltst forces in the province Of Cindad
Real have filed to the valley Of Alcada with
government troops III pursuit. Several Car.
lists captured with arms IN their hands have
been condemned 10 death by the council OF
war. but efforts have been made 20 have the
sentences commuted.
The Prince Royal of Denmark AID the
Princess Louise OF Sweden were married a
Stockholm yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

TIE WRRKLY STAR, now on our count-r snd
IN wrappers ready for the mails COZ O.. -a H.
i-restins Editorial Correspondents fr,n Si.
lake City, and Letters from Sirs,og, =. C,p
May. Piney Point, &c; au acccount - 49,
Presidents Ball at Long Branch; BIrrrH-
me Old Canterbury" and its hi -,s. ...
about the new French Gable; the r. -s.
u tre water Registrar; very ib... ..1.-
story, entitled "An Optical Deiu 'ou:' rr.
T0hctical situation In England snd -.
Cuban News Society News; w -..rsrr.
News and Gossip; the Courts; IN " 1ul
People; Useful Items OF Doms< E-.. ...-
Humorous Sketches; with Depart o. l.at 4.8
Local News; Agricultural and Iio .,i.s...
Miscellany; and the latest Tsl---..-- a Sc
patches from all parts OF the w5-.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

lHCRRAsB OF fMPcRTs AND DECREASE o.
ExP0ETs--A sts'e;nen; jus, Issued from the
statistical Bureau of the Treasury Dapar:Ineu,
for the ten months ended April 33th OF the
total imports Of foreign comm tiles during
that time amounted 10 va'ue 20 sl55,775,33i,
against s3l i,3lG,79O wor'h Imported In the ten
months ended April sob SIS Al increase OF
more than IS 600 o. Of n ava auount OF
s255,775,33:. there was inp,,.t p.yiug duty,
S320,eCG 0'9; free OF du'y, S3i. .16 3I.; entered
for consumption. 81 .~-ri.. Pg.s-pd ware
house, S1if,5s9.9GS; brJuga 81 American yes-
sells and vehicles, SOS ri {. foreign yas-
sels and vebiclse, s2tf,s,s During the
same period, that Is, lu- ten months eEded
April 30th. Ice, we exported domestic COM
modities valued at S33S3S3,7ii, against
S3'3.2s9,595 exported in the ten mon hs endei
April 3Oth, 1s6s; decrease of nearly SIS 900 OOo
OF the above amoukt of s33S 49,, ,7il, there was
shipped in American vessels, S1IO ,0I5; in
foreign vessels, S29s ,26O,726 The foreign com
modIties re-exported during the ten months
ended April 3Jth, 1852, amounted to SlS,sl9,sli;
about the same as for the corresponding tea
months ofthe previous fiscal year, when the re-
exports amounted to ,25l ,-O3. OF this ount
OF Sle,-99.-li, there was dutitble, S-,l21,3it;
tree Of duly, SiO,7:2,i13; from warehouse
~7,56O,-c2; not from waTehOusp, SIl,33S, ,92;
shipped in American vessels and vehicles,
Sll,17-,6SS; in foreign vessels and vehicles,
S7.l2i,12s. There remaIned IL wareh Sc.
April ), b, 1859, imports amounting TO
~5l.2Jso22; April 3,th of preceding year,
Si@.-C1,5l6.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

|The York River and Danylile railroads
are be connected At Richmond, Va.
ga dtlicate reprimand OF the lads in tae
San Francisco Industrial 81 Chool consists in
giving them nothing to eat tor three DAYS
SA cplored lawyer IS seeking adnlssiou 10
the Richmond (Na) bar.
@Mr. YetteT's calf, OF NortonviIle. Ill
made lunch Of Mr. Yetter's pocket-boo6 ana
SliO in greenbacks.
~ HamIll's new boat for his approaching
match with Coulter Is OF paper, ten inches deep,
thiriy-two feet long, and weighs thIrty-pounds.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

The daughters OF 81. CrIspin. an organizi-
ton somewhat similar 70 that Of the K,ights-o.
- CTIspin, have been hoidiag an euthu.fastie
convention st Lynn. Mas, with the ob,ect of
forming q Grand Lodge of the TEN ale shoe
laaAers ana oinders. Among ths places rep
L,.eL'ed a. the convention Were SIN Francis
CO. fhiiadeiPhia and Chicago, bssiiss the uu.
T1eIOus Eastern cities.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

TAR CCSTOM-HOCsR TgOUELE.-The ems.
'Cm-houSe war in Charleston, =. G., continues
Mr. Clark. the newly appointed Collector, mas
Wlthdrawn his charge OF assault and battery
against Aldermen Z. ]. and A NJ Mackey
and Is now uncer arrest, charged with perjury
by Alderman Mackey. il swearing that he
tMaokey) had committed an assault and ba-.
terry upon hIrA CLARK All the parties prom
in"nt IN the quarrel have been bound over to
keep the peace
Evening star., 1869-07-30

ss-e i Z. Fay IcIsu to the Poor ~ each
o.: '-e seven waTds Ct Washington. In every
sld ta'-a are families among the poor. a.
E.'il IS smcng the rich- who prefer the no.
-7eciathic treatment, and who, hence. DO not
'ITly 90 Tie ward pay si,ian. a b..! ! noyr
p '-- We Board CT Aldermen flr toe ap-
So Tr-t o; one physician for the en.Ire
,l-v. al 4, Il the understanding that IA y, shall
- Ger TIE hOleopa biz ssholl.
Evening star., 1869-07-30

"A civilisn Indian agent having been super.
C"ded cut west by an army Officer, the Duluth
HiAHesoiadn remarks that ..irant's al cniuis,ra.
non IL Es lndisn pJiIcy is 10 extremes. Eiths-
professional fghters or professional anti
Fighters are selected" Well, why not! Which.
ever the Indians Trefer-peace or war-thsy
-hCuld have tia best We can give them
Evening star., 1869-07-30
TNITKp STATES PATENT oFEIo1-

~, W WAsHLNDION, u C.. July Y, fS69
On the petition of ". y. HICKOK of Harris
burg, Ps., praying for the extension of a natent
granted 10 him on the 2Oth day of November IS5s
and reisSued on toe Goth day Of Marc a. 1851 for an
Improvement Tn fitlis for Grinding Apples
tits ordered that said petition ue heard At thi.
Once cn the lst day Of November next Any PERSON
may oppose this extension Objections depOsi-
obs, and other rapers should be fed IN this sf1ce
twenty days before the day of hearing
49,. SAMUEL s. FISHER,
~ ~ laW5S Commit as{onar cf Patents
Evening star., 1869-07-30

HRAvT CHARGHs.-The Louisville fKyO
Express. OF Tuesday evening, after reyia wing
Tue circumstances under which Judge Jere =
BACK had his arm crushed soma two months
ago on the Louisville and Nashville raiload
says the railroad company having promised 10
pay all expenses incurred IN restoring mis- arm
the attending physicians have brought in a
hlil Tor S6-5GO for their services. There has
heen no action taken ct BY the directors OF the
road, but they rather temur at the charge as
eXlOTb!taut,
Evening star., 1869-07-30

COMING ELrCTIOSs State s.e,ti,ns come
oj OGriEg uext week as fJIIoxs:-N3ud1v.
ATrUs- 2-ksr taCXy. TO- S:a,e Treasurer and
i@rlslotGre, and Aia9Ina for nlara5,rs Of
t'LFresS. ThUr>tEv, August 5-Tenu-ssea,
:oT SAFE s;hcrrs and I.sg,slsture M,ntana
:rili eles, delegate 10 Congress the following
Evening star., 1869-07-30

The Germans coRticu' their enfor e NEAT o..
- SuEcay law IL P.ttsbu-S. Taey have .s;i
meeting - srlec; men To look on for tha
-asteEt street riIIroads, and one 0. the
i''a+rr- sat'. The sole purpose the so.Iaty
.. he 20 reach : ths EXTREMIST o5seTvause Of
1- >abS-i1, - thai all cllsses of CITIZENS
q. : 81 te e uaiiy compelled 10 bear H. atvtn-
r--- snd ds~advsutages.' TIE courts are
''sty iri oi oa-es growing out Of violations
--- Law
Evening star., 1869-07-30

STRIKE OF FIYrIIN HUNDRED TAILoRs
Thirteen Of the principal clothing houses O,
New York having refused 10 pay an increase
Of thirty per cent demanded by the EN-.
ioyees, the latter, numbering 1.5OO. have
struck, BY order Of the Tailors' mon.