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/. o. o. F.-Tae general committee of
the Order met Thursday evening at their
lodge room to decide upon arrangements
In reference 70 the celebration OF the 2Gsh
Of April, which i5 the fiftieth Rnniver-
ssry of the introduction of The Order
into this country. The outlines for q
programme were agreed upon, but it has
not ye. been fully fixed. We under
stand it will embrace a grand procession,
orations and \ bail.
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INAUGURATIOE.-Persons wishing to
attend the Presidential Inauguration, az
Washington City, can procure tickets az
ONE FARE for the round trip, st the tick
ct efice ofthe Memphis end Charleston
Railroad, 278 Main street. Tickets good
O return until the tenth Of March. These
f1ckets can also be had at Grand juno
tiop Corinth and Huntsville.
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AMUSEMEN1s.

THE NEW MEMPHIs.-Lefiugwell,
the great buTlesqner, commences his en-
gsgemeut ct the New Memphis to night
His reputation 30 an actor IS con to
none il his line, and he comes 20 Us, her
aided by the press Of other cities, ss q
most finished artist.
THE PAEORAMA.-Tgo exhibitions Of
Billiards. great Panorama Of New York
City are given dsily-at 81 snd O'Clock.
Everybody ought % see it.
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BUCKEYE hAEVE "a fresh
SIMPLY Of the ju,t'y Celebrated
article for the cure Of Plies, re-
ceiVea and for sale by
q. w. JONEe IL CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
237 NJ ain f-eet
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Who viii continue the business at. our old
stand, We solicit q continuance OF the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the old firm
The unsettled business Of the DID hrm viii
ha sattlz-d by Ell. LetSOm md James G. AOOr6s,
81 the old stand. hOORE5, SMITH & co.
MamnbfS FebruaFV 2. 1889. les
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FOB RENT.

EOR RFNT-algE ARMOUR PLACE
Il tre INST house tast OF the Madison street
and Madison sfleet extended-3ne OF the most
pleasant and desirable places "a Menpnls
Apply 70 JAMhS NJ. HARRIS, at the lAV once
Madison street. Ieb1o
NOR RENT.-A Front Room IN the horse,
No. Il jefferson street. suitable for cotton
Broker, lawyer or doctor. II adjoins the edl1o-
rial room OF the Appeal. Inquire OF JO6N
ALNSLIE. st the Appeal office. Jals
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. BARMoRE. A correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, a former friend
Of BaFmoTe's, details in that paper low
BarmOre joined the Ku-KluX. Il is now
pretty certain that the deceased detect
i've met the fate Of q spy.
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NEW GOODS. SEW GOODS
AT THE
Southern Emporium OF Fashion,

247 MAIN II l.
AERS. NJ. q HUNTER has just returned from
M New York and baltimore with q mesh lot
81 Spring Goods, which she selected with a
view 10 please the ladies' OF Memphis and vi
entity. Beautiful sly es in Dress Trimmings.
Fancy Jewef ~, Flowers, Hats, Old Ladies'
rress Caps, q anything pertaining TO her
line, now open. Gail and examine for your
.oIvae flD2g
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Two first class statesmen wanted, who
must be thoroughly acquainted with the
dry goods business. None need apply
unless they can bring nrst-elsss refer
epce for ability and honesty. Menken
Rrna
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FAMILIES travelling may secure eIe-
cant sultes OF rooms, by telegraph, at
die American House, Boston, with every
convenience for comfort or luxury.
Messrs. Rice have Won an enviable rep
uts4ion ss landlords.
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VELoCTPEDEs! VELoCIPEDEs IN. s.
Bruce & Co, hsve opened a VelOcipede
School, at No. 81 Union street, under the
supervision Of Ar. !. ". Owen, an ex-
perienced rider, who viii give instruc-
ficns 10 the art.
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KALCEMIEING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully aud srtisticslly calcemined
at the shortest notice, by Hook & Ls-
Grill. No. IS Monroe street.
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NOTICE

MY patrons and all who wish 20 have their
MI Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
ne in a superior workmanlike manner, viii
please leave their orders at Clark's JewelIy
Sto-e. or at No. 80 Second street. and NOTat
Mr.. Katzenbsch's music store, as I have no
connection whatever with that establishment
II. @. HOLLENBERG,
taI6 %SnO and Organ Maker.
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REWARD.

00E RENARD-Win be paid at this ONCE
al for the ecOvery of q BAY MARE
which was stolen on the night of the 10Th uIt.
nom the corner e Tennessee and Huling
streets She is about hfteen hands high, with
fun name and tail, and lams IN left fore foot
mil
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE-The German
National Bank Of our city hos arrange
ments made, so as to draw direct on all
the principal cities o. Europe. A great
convenience to those DESTROYS OF remit
ting TO their friends.
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HAVE you seen the no-chimney e
NTH Burners, and the celebrated ;. II
Burners2 II not, go TO 40 Jefferson
street at once, where may be found ev-
erything IN the lamp and oil business. 7
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SUPERB WATCHES. at half retail
prices, for two days only, at w. II.
Passmors & Co.'S. auction rooms, No.
28I Second street. Every watch war
rsnted. Call aud obtain s bargain st
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-From and
after the first of March l will deliver my
bread, cakes, and everything 10 the
bakery and confectionery line to all
patrons that wish to be supplied In small
or large quantities will please lesve their
orders at my store. Respectfully,
AUGUST BERrON,
Poplar street corner of Eaurth.
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FOR MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER HEsPER LEAVES .ITA
= Memphis every day for Mound sS@
City at am 10 a.m., Y M, ~ and A pm.
Leaves Mound City every day al Il Am, ga m,
II am. and III ami pm. Landing st foot OF
Washington street.
feb25 MARK r. CHEEK, Master.
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CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure
for diabetis and all diseases Of the kid
neys. For sale by all druggists.
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Personal---very.. f. J. Thornton and
his bride hsve returned 10 the city, snd
are stopping st the Commercial Hotel.
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NOVELTIES in pompadours, Roman
collars, collarettes and other white goods
reeeive1 at HeTzog & Dro.'s, 294 Main
street
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The Commercial Hotel is crowded
with visitors, which is a certain evidence
of its popularity as well as the ability Of
the Allen Bros. to " keep hotel"
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THOSE beautiful striped spring silks
and spring popliDs are gems. Just opened
st HeTz1g & BrO.'s, 294 Main street,
CIArkis Marble Block.
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FINE French csmbric shiFtiDgs-a full
assortment of patterns for being nsde TO
order by Wiggsns & ThorD, 233 Main
street.
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BHekeye SaIVe.- The great
z-dy IOrtfIe cure efPiles, just
received and for sale by W. e.
WiIkersOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
Main Street.
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The Great Problem solved at
Last.


+. A. Tyler, Esq has at last solved
the great problem which hes puzzled the
brains Of 50 many long hesds for the
last twelve or eighteen months with
Col. McDavitt ct their hesi) Of getting
the city u OF debt, and putting her
finances on 3 cash basis. How simple
and plain the whole sujjsCt is managed
in 3 very few words, and yet how intri
ate the subject has been, when pre-.
scented 10 the best fnancieTs of our city.
The whole story is this Sell what eau
be sold, and collect what is due the city.
This puts the whole subjectin nutshell.
Now, friend Tyler, put the bali in mo-
ten. COme.tOTward and pay your tax. SO
that others, seeing your good work, may
be constrained 20 follow in your wake /;
and it will be justly said you are the
benefactor of Memphis.
On the annals OF fame with Columbus you'll
stand,
Who sought The American shore,
Your ventures are ike him VINO sought a new
land,
Where uone ever trave,e d ne fore.
THIhD WARD
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MENFIslS APPEAL
8mce-KO. IS Jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

GAUzE ard Zeper flannel for infants at
Menken Bros.
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READY made shirts Of all qualities and
sizes, always on hand, by Wiggans &
Thorn, 23S Main street.
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
c wed 81 Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
PSI Main sire ct.
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FRENCH yoke shirts made to order in
any style, by Wiggsns & Thorn, 233
Main street.
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A general assortment of undershirts,
drawers, hosiery, collars, gloves, hand
kerchiefs, etc. by Wiggans & Thorn 283.
Main street
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Go to Menken Bros. to see New
Goods.
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CAssIMEREs for spring suits and gents
furnishing goods in large variety at Her
zg & Bros, 294 Main street, Clsrk's
Marble Block, +
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JOE LOCKS has the latest. Give him
acal al 1864 Main street.
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EVERYBODY goes to LOcke's, 2SGI Mali
street.
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NOVELTIES in Dress Goods at Menken
Rrna
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NEW Ginghams and White Goods ct
Nenken Bros.
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BCCEEYE SALVE.--Theg great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
EzAESEEELD 81 REEREE.
Wholesale DFuggIhIS,
3OI az SOB Main st.
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NOVELTIES in Dress Goods at Men.
ken Bros.
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NOVELTIES in Dress Grods at Menken
Bros.
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STATE NEWS.

Death in Franklin COunfy-BrOKnIOW
Gone 10 Neutrality-suspicious. BrOWnIOw
after FIeIeher-The MfIitia-Paying
on Old ScOres-Etc., Etc.
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TOWELS, Napkins and Table Dam0sk
at Menken Bros
MURDER.-Tbe Pamela Star o. Sstur-
day has the following; "a man by the
nsme Of Green well known as Bate
Green was found nesr Eureka, in this
county, IN Thursday morning, the 18Th
inst, bis body perforated by eight balls,
and life extinct. From what we could
learn 10 regard 10 the sffsiT, it appears
that Green left the neishborhoOd Of E1-
T~ka early on the evening CT the 18th, and
was not seen again until his bjdy was
found next morning. He is reported to
Us Is having been 3 man of very reek-
less character, and bis death is probably
the result Of personal malice. AS there
is no political capital to be msds cut Of
the STAIR, we do not look for any ar
rests.n
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NOTICES.
Notice.
xOOREs, LErSOM 4 PETERS,

WE have this day sold our STOCK Of SsddleTy
w and Saddlery Hardware and o FIND
iugs to
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
H. Hust q Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared TO do all kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will mske
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that 1T 3 cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost IOthing. BY q new pro-
cess tbs original luster and shape Of the
garment Is preserved ia an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult ecOn-
omy by sending Hunt g. Co. their old
garments.
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NEW styles of Callcos aud Chin yes re-
ceived at Menken Bros, I
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BLACK and ColOred Alpaccas st Men,
ken Bros. +
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II ycg want something good to read,
LOcke's is the place, 1861 Main street. /
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. GAUzE and Zephyr Flsnnels for infants
at MenKen Bros.
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Honest men sre easily bound, but you can
never bind a Enave.
BitteTs cures Dyspepsia.
Keep nc more cats in the house than will catch
mice.
Plantation BitteTs cures Fever and Ague.
War makest thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint and
Nervous HeadSche.
There is a Il e thai wears and makes no noise.
Plantation Bitters cures the effects of DLssipa-
ton ard Late Hours.
Better ave one pillow going than two cradles.
Bitters are an anti1otS TO Change Of
Water and Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make lawyers rich.
itters Purify, Strengthen and In
yigorate.
A kind vile makes a faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WArER-Superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne, and sold at half the
price.
BLACK and Colored Alpsccas at Men
ken Bros,
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BrOs. +
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

CORNER RESIDENCE LOT, 50 by 27 feet,
"A situated on Tate street, south OF Vance, be-
tween Orleans and Walnut. and II thres min
uteS walk Of street. cars. For terms apply TO
fsbI3 sc NJ TATE, 3l5< Second 81.
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For Sale or Rent.

RICH and convenient body OF FARM
n LAND, above all overflow. near Helena,
Ark being 46 acres, OF which 26 are cleared,
and in q good ami healthful neigho1rh9od
WA. WHEATLEY,
Ofics No. 5 Bethel Block,
fe3 Rental and Collecting Agent.
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NOVELTIES in Dress Goods at Menken
R-ca
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THE cheapest we have had yet Of en-
broideries on j~snOnet, cambria, linen,
null or swiss, at Herzog & Bros, Clsrk's
Marble Block.
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BLACK and Colored Alpsccas at Men
kan Rrna
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ANNOUNCEMENT


IA ANTED-TO hire a good Farm La6oIer
w twhite). on a small place near the city.
INQUIRE az Appeal ONCE. teu2S"
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TRE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Condensed Report of Fridays
Proceedings.
Senate,

Senate.
NASHVILLE, February %, 1853.
The Senate met to-day at 8 8. Ia,
Speaker Nelson in the Chair, and eigh.
teen members present.
, 1869-05-28
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF SUP. IND. AFFAIRS.
Boise City, /. J. NAV IL. 1859


Boise City, /. J. May IL, 1891
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, WILL
= be received at the Office OF the U. s. Indian
Agent at Lapwai. 1. T till IL o'clock, on Monday,
Nav 3lst 1859. for the erection Of SAW AND
FLOURING MILL, on the Kama, about sixty miles
from Fort Lapwa,.
Work to be done in a substantial and workman
like manner, in accordance with plan to be seen at
the Office of the Agent, Ht Lapwai.
Articles Of agreement TO be signed lmmedlately
upon the awarding of the contract. Contractor to
give bonds in double the amount of his bid. with two
or more approved suretes TO complete the contract,
and turu over the mills. ready for saving and grind
inc on. or before the 3lst Of August 1853. Con-
tractors work 10 be inspected and accepted oy the
Snnerintendant Of Indian Affairs, before payment
for the same shall BE- made.
The machinery and other hardware, may be seen
at the Office Of the said Indian Agent. at LApwa.
Transportation from Lapwai TO Kamai, material
required, (except machinery and hardware), cost OF
sdvertisement and all other outlays TO be at the ex
nense Of the contractor
Bidders will state price on the basis of the o. 3.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by
VI" EnTeIops should he endorsed. " For Erection Of
u;iis !; and addressed thus Superintendent oi
Indian Affairs, /. T., or Q. 5. Indian Agent, LaPwsi
/. t." a. or.r-
- - hds H. W. BALLARD,
s,-3t Gov. & Ex. OF. Sup. Indian AfAir''
, 1869-05-28

RUxAwAY AND REcAPruRs.-A sad case Of do
nestle iufelicity has lately come to light. A
year or two since, man named Eugene Crowne,
saloon keeper, was introduced into the family
Of F. Vetter, and for a time was welcomed as q
friend. In the course ofa few months, Mr.. Vet
ter thought be detected too great an intimacy
between Crowne aud bis (vetters) wife, Acting
on this impression, Crowhe was forbidden the
house, and Mrs. Vetter was requested not to re-
cognize him in future. Thus things passed on,
but soon 1t was discovered that the visits were
continued 10 the absence Of the husband, aud
serious family quarrels were the result Thus
matters continued down to the latter part Of last
week, when finding it impossible 10 live happily
together, separation was mutually agreed upon
between Vetter and his wife. They had two
children, both girls, aged respectively about
and years The father took the eldest child,
and the mother the youngest one, a very inter-
estng little girl.
Thus matters remained down to yesterday
| Thursday afternoon, when it was discovered
that Crowne had decamped, taking with him
Mrs. Vetter and the little girl. Parties had seen
the runaways on the road to Wsllula, and the
fact coming TO the knowledge of Mr.. Vetter, be
| at once had A warrant worn out for the recovery
Of bis child, and placing it in the hands OF Sher
/ if McAulif, the latter started out about ten
! oclOck on Thursday night, to make the service.
| The reader will understand that il was necessary
for the Sheriff to make good time, as the boat
with the fugitives on board would leave Wal>
| lula at three o'clock in the morning. BY hard
riding, Nc. reached the wharf just as the steamer
had blown her last whsle, and found the fugi
tives snugly slowed away. The warrant was al
once served and the little girl taken in charge
by the Sheriff. At this stage Of affairs the
| mother seemed to realize tho mistake she had
made and at once announced her intention to
return with the child. An early hour on Friday
morning found the fngitives on their way back
to Walla Walla, where they are again domiclled
and the father in possession of his child. Wha
is to he the end OF this domestic fdsco renain'
to be seen. Rumor has it that this is not th'
first affair of the kind in which Crowne ha!
figured and that be bears on his person
scars received in encounter with dshonoreC
husband. OF the wronged husband, Mr.. Vetter
it is proper to say that he bears the reputation
of being a quiet, industrious man, and that h'
has the sympathy of the whole community il
his great misfortune. All agree that be was de
voted to his wife, and that until the destroye
stole into their household be was the head OF I
happy, contented family. The wife is a womaI
of more than ordinary progressing appearance
and for the sake of her innocent children 1t /
to be hoped that she will reconsider her rasl
act and return to her wifely duties.
, 1869-05-28
p 1 o N q e w n - In rs
For Sale at from $40 to az.
Premium Sash and Door Factory.


II AvING RECEIVED THE PREMIUM AT THE
ING5 and planning, wish more specially to call
the attention Of the public generally, That am con
stantly adding on machinery and am now pro-
pared TO do any work in my line as low as any ono
else in this place; care not how low they do it.
My work will be done well as iC is done in San
Francisco or Portland. / will keep hand all the
following sizes
SASHES-From sxl0 TO l0xl6, twelve lights with
and without glass. Other sizes made TO
order on Short Notice.
DO0RS-Of all sizes, two aud four panels, always
on hand.
WINDOW BLINDS made to order.
am also prepared to do all kinds of TURNING
and CABINER WORK. Broom handles. Bedsteads,
Tables, aud Furniture generally. DOOR and WIN
DOW FRAMES also made 10 order. My
Planer, and Tonguer and Groover
are some OF the best machines on the coast and will
not fail TO do good work.
have Patent Tooth Saw for saving westhor-
boarding. which will true and smooth. Also,
an up and down saw. for saving circles.
WAGON WORK will be done at loE rates.
l will take in exchange for some of my work,
Grain, Lumber and shi"s'es-
am now prepared 10 Take Contracts for any kind
Of C1nn NirSIa ~ IbK. Harug some of the best
workmen in my employ, am Bound to Give Salts
faction.
hold myself ready at all times TO GIVE BONDS
for the performance OF any contract may take.
| J.SWIFT, on the Upper Umatilla, Oregon, is my
agent; those in want Of SASH and DOORS in that
part of the country will please apply TO him.
| ~ Remember John Devell's Premium Sash and
l5-tf JOHN DOvELL.
, 1869-05-28


CorRr ADJoURNED.-On Wednesday last the
docket was almost entirely cleared, as there
we're only some half dozen continued cases out
Of the seventy six left on tue docket The press
Of other matter will prevent detailed statement
of the disposition made Of the various cases.
one of the most interesting cases tried, was the
case of Abode Us. o Rorke, as it involved many
nice Questions Of law connected with water
rights, licenses, easements, &c, and was thor"
oushly discussed by Messrs. Mix and George
for the plaintiff and Ltsater, Sharpstein, and
Johnson for the defendant. Irrigation being an
important matter in this Valley, the various
questions growing out of the use OF water will
crow in importance. We have heard the opin'
ion expressed by some that the Legislature
should enact law by which water might DC
more generally taken from our streams for pur'
poses of irrigation, and we commend the sub
ject to the consideration of the members thai
nav be elected from this county. McGoran
convicted of an assault with intent to Kill, was
,enteuced TO one year in the penite1tiary. Sew
eral other criminal cases of minor importance
we're disposed of besides the ones named in ou
last issue.
, 1869-05-28

KoorEsA MSEs.-Mr. Buckley, the packer,
who arrived from Kootenai on Wednesday last,
hiring, favorable reports from the mines. On
Perry Greek, four men in three days took out
sl4OO. But little doing on the Creek and only
few claims being worked on account of high
water. new camp has lately been discovered
eight miles north of Perry Creek that prospects
we'll. The old Kootenai diggings show their
usual yield, and altogether the miners anticipate
aprosperous a season.
, 1869-05-28

CoLD CoMFoRr.-A story is told at the expense
of the radical candidate for Sheriff in this
county, which is worth relating: friend had
lust returned from Watsburg, and our aspiraut
was anxious to learn the political feeling in that
quarter: "Do they say anything about candi-
dates out there ?" be asked, assuming an indif-
ferent air. "Well not much heard the meri'
il. of some of the nominees discussed" Our
radical friends personal interest was aroused,
and be said: "Did any of them speak aboni
me out there % "About you Yes, believe
did hear your name mentioned. Somebody sale
they heard you bad gone to White Pine, anC
were d-d glad of it," About this time ou
friend Day thought his chances fO7 Sheriff wer'
shout gone up, and concluded he would not ash
.uy more questions.