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Pure Liauors.

In The days Of aduIterated liquors and
whisky rings, il ~ . Satisfaction to point
to such firm as that of B. j. semmes
& Co., the members Of which are known
to be men of integrity, and whose word
is ss good as their bond. They deal in
the very best of liquors and wines, aud
are sole agents for some Of the most
celebrated brands. In their immense
stock is incI1idsdth The puro old Yannissee,
Westmorelaud, Robertson county, kour-
bon ana rye Whistles, bought directly
from the manufactures; also the finest
champagnes, clarets, sherrles adc
brsndies known to the trade. All sold at
reasonable PRICES, Country merchants
will do we'll to call on thebt
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How much doesit cost to secure health
and strength and full flow of animal
spirits 2 z This question lis seldom an
swered, because the price is difficult to
determine, and few persons are aware Of
the amount they spend annually to regu7
late the system. and secure that balance
of fluids 10 the body and harmonious
action Of ell its functions, which give
elasticity to the step, color to the cheek,
and luster to the eye. Without health
all else is vain and most unsatisfyiDg.
Hence II 10 that invalids travel to the
ends of the earth and spend their last
dollar seeking some bretze or water
or cozy and convenient place that will
restore vitality and energy and strength
to the frame. Learned men have taxed
their brains at midnight in the dismal lab
ratory seeking to con- bine spch chemical
and known medicinal agents ss will pre-.
vent disease and decay and prelong
health. While nothing has been discov-
cred that will bring back youth or per-
petuate life long beyond the usual period,
some remedies tave been found that il
taken properly will, in nearly every in
stance, afford great relieffor the afflicted,
and will likewise strengthen those in
apparent health and prevent the in
sidious approach of nearly all diseases
known to the mass of mankind Among
those who have been Host success
full in alternating human woe is
Edward Wilder, an unpretending gentle
man of Louisville, KY, who has gathered
from the lap of nature some of natures
most valuable secrets, whereby he has
been enabled to manufacture long list
of medicines which nave foy twenty years
past steadily gained in public favor. and
are the more popular every day as they
are more generally tested by those best
able to be the judges. WiIder's remedies
have nov o national reputation; they
have proved efiicaeiops 10 thousands and
thousands Of instances, aud IN 6 few years
will be found on every side-board in the
land as both a luxury and a necessity.
Read Wilder's column in today's LED
GER, and then you will know show much
IL coafa.n
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BOATS IN PORT.
Thomas II. Allen. Check. Ozark. Wauanita.

rhou Az ch..x o.. w,..
= 80.
hiscELLAHkous' ~
Inc pes arc ior'wnite river' was delayed on
.ccoun' Oh hei crew jumping her' sna sne oid
not set en- un''' TINS morning she ieit win
sooa UP OF peopis ana lfe'ent. .
Inc May houston passed up TINS morning
ior houlsVlne. -. z
Inc oeo' W. oneeh' captain dso. maione'
came IN from Vsceohs win zou paies OF cotton
Gnu ivy sAs,s 0os'oh sesa' one Is 'ns regular Z
osceo's ana pends packet ISL
VWins 70 no Daa "ss'ner ana oetenuon ON
accouh. oi i.eof' inc nne steamer oaark mas
us,s,lea nor uspsi 'u.e i0l AlHsnsas ilVer. cne
49, pv,'N,o'y y ~v,io" eson'hk at nse
o-ciocs lor ~ p0'n's On y n''e rlveT. .nrousn
y ,A.h'onpe,'' eonneo,ink ~ Dussn DUN
win ~. i4Ae nUvs ia'.'oAu' a.'enuns :" sh
way pus'nes' on ni'o iisei' ing o1ark mas
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aau 's Ss .o .s evening WIN ro,urn
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tn. 1901
-. Co., CT 'ea"er 'Hsin'a
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NJ I.hnson 49, Az ~ 1850 aa .ss os1 aus
Tbs sv;ft and s,sgan, ...am"~ n.
c anu e'esAn' passenger steamer Dan
co. r 49, b. FL o % .ona1u oAMs II
100 o' ~ ''O ,e'',o' 'o''oh anu
Fr;asv F,;.,s r.s;,t 4. s'-
inc no,is;, .lv a, r.. a,.,o.t So
49, ..,. - $3.50 -''''
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DAN Rrcs. Dan Rios. ths renowned

r.. H.. n m. - al.
Dan n'oaa n'cs. u,s ,.uovneu
showpaus proposes 70 bid hiss Memphis
friends and admirers final farewell on
Tho 9s,b of Oc,obar Ha;s making his
last southern -FOUR, ana - a. the nead OF,
p XII y n ~ m ~ y;I;ar v; Hi
be SET up on the BIuff, opposite Madison
street, and will stand enc week. Those
who desire 70 see the great va snd phil
osTpnea s sS;s ~ !, ~ sui I, '
NJ. Ms.ss,s Tsy.-ss OK "A, ,
80. h.an,;s,, 80 ~. U,ssI
$500. oesu pay =" 4, a ~
oacN was prouuou' 'o1 NJ. ~ ~
!. .ni I' LIE a,tths as
Ssns Won 10" .raaIIan, saads " o."e Sc
pellos'nsrs ssve .. 800 "u'wss ,t y,
. ..e, . .esp so.s p no, iii ToNn;sh,
S W'. VIC uJaso 80. M.a.. Iii ~
razso ano 'ne AA1''''' = ''~'' van w
p'sJsu' e,aE ,tsss.f rcr..vH h (
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N, Hofheimer, Of st. Louis. is IN the
|city,
Colonel 7. s. Ayres has returned from
Nashville.
Superintendeus Pearne leaves to-day
for the North, and Commissioners
Richards will fi his place.
= Mr.. William Freeman, . young man
we'll known and. greatly esteemed in this
city. died at Norfolk Va, on the 18th
instant.
Our friend, Mr.. Arthur Wheatley, the
clever attorney, has returned from trip
Of two weeks to New Orleans. We are
indebted to him for file Of latest New
Orleans papers.
Miss NJ. NJ. Blackwell, Of Atlanta. Ga,
is in the city to solicit funds to enable
the Ladies' Memorial Association, OF
Georgia, to collect and bury the Con-
federate dead, on the line of Sherman 8
march from Chattanooga to the sea. Miss
Blackwell 10 at the Peabody.
A jury was obtained yesterday in the
Criminal Court in the case OF Angelo
Mare, accused Of shooting and killing
James Malatesta in front Of his own
store, corner Of Main and North Court
streets, on the 25th Of November, 1867.
Attorney General Korrisan, Col George
CAN'T and Mr.. x. B. Pickett appeared
on behalf of the State, and Col. John
Bullock, Mr.. A. w. Van Anderson and
Mr.. L. S. Marye for the defense. The
following witnesses we're examined for the
State: Msjor r. G. Wintersmith, Capt
j. M. Pettigrew, Mr.. r. M. McKie, Geo.
App, Louis Podssta, Col. Pickett, r. s.
Capers and Jos. LsParie. The case will
occupy some days. -r.,st,r,sni.s r,1, aaaas'az.7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

WHEN you have gone all over the city
in quest Of something in the grocery line
and have failed to find it, call on J. De-
vote, corner Third and Adams. His
stock is always full and complete, be
making II a speciality to keep everything
needed, and that of the best an
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REWAR b.

DEwARD.-FIPTY DOLLARS REwARD
yer. who was drowned on the sth OF October.
ten miles below Hickman, KY. He was ~
years Of age about feet inches high; heavy
ssts black hair; had on heavy check flannel
middle finger onlet hand larger than the othcr
and crooked in middle joiRt. Apply to Jake
Wagner. "a Hamilton road, ciHainpati, q to
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Flour Coming Down.

sesERtstng Flour Coming Down.
Now that fopr has settled" we can
make, the following prices on SELF
"Silver Moon (best), $l2 so per bbl.
8 lbs. packages, CT: 40 cents.
ID lhs IS
Family (2d quality, $40 so per Dbl
&c lbs. packages, = s-- 40 cents.
IL lbs. "3 -srs- 10 "ie
Grocers will please report stock on
bend, that the proper deduction may be
made. The "Silver Moon /" brand is
made Of the very best white wheat -four,
and is much the beat. .eiF 80
.wgsw OLIVER, FIssIx 4 CO., % z
- nr.-,., nt-l u 284 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

SARDIs FAIR-MIssIsslPPI AND TEN
NEssEE RAILROAD An extra train leaves
DAILY at 1870 am. for Ssrdis; returning
in the evening, arriving at Memphis at I
p. M, Commencing Tuesday, October
10Th, and continuing four days. Fare,
80 so for the round trip. NJ wEvgss44
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I It's simplicity renders its movements 80
easy that child can work il tits almost
noiselsss 10 operation, and for speed and
rapidity of motion excels oil others, as
has been demonstrated thousand times
by competition.
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Notice to confederate soldiers.
MrupHIs, Tenn, October q. 1861

hra - MKNPHIss TENN, October u. 1863
The regular meeting Of the Relief and
Historical Association will be held this
evening in the Municipal Court Room.
At the last meeting much business Of i'm
portance was transacted. aud il is de-
sired that fsll attendance be present to-
night on the adoption Of the proceedings.
IsHAx q. HARRIS, President,
Jour w Dawson. Secretary. fiat ~
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orFrcs M1nrHrs GAYoso GAS coyPAsY.l
Southwest csE. Main and Jefferson streets.
AT the tins Of the suspension OF
our work, call of thirty per cent
of the capital stock was made. Nov that
the Injunction has been dissolved BY the
Supreme Court Of the United States
from .chick there Is no oppeal-snd the
company are desirous Of resuming ope-
rstions, il is TO be hoped the stockhold-
ers will promptly pay Up. .,.
ts'0l JoRs DoSoyAS, PRESIDENT.
II. Z. GoopLETT, Sec'y pro TEN. ~
TMorpine papers copy three times.I
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NoRFoIK OYSTERS = These favorite
oysters reach the Memphis agent. Victor
D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, BY express
daily, from John G.. Sibley d Co., Nor
folk, Va. s-.s...rs AIT a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

JUsT RECEIVED, at A. Vaccaro 4 ca. g,
824 Front street, City barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Balti-
more, distilled in 1860. az
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To TIE THADE-A. 7Vaccaro, of the
firm Of A. yaccaro 4 Co, attended the
great clearing sale Of Messrs. Ver. Mag
nan & F. Laborde, New Orleans, where
he made large purchases Of French
brandies, port, sherry, Madeira and claret
wines, olive oil, sardines, imported ci-
CARS, etc, which they offer to the trade at
New York prices. Save expepses and
purchase at home. so
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The LOoK STITCH which 4

The LOCK STITCH which It
makes is more durable and beautiful than
any other, presenting the same appear
ance on both sides of the fabric and will
not ravel. It is also more economical,
requiring oNE.THIRD LESS cotton than any
other kind Of stitch. Being the same on
both sides, it is not necessary to use the
extremely fine sewing cotton required by
those machines which make stitch with
a ridge ON the under side, which can only
be concealed by using thread too delicate
and fine to bear ordinary wear.
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< The prices ere within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all tastes
and circumstances, and the plainest in
finish will work as well as the most costly.
< Full and thorough instructions given
at the house of the customer at any time,
free OF charge, and the utmost pains
taken to render complete satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

Kid Gloves, zoe. per pair; Ken.
lucky Jeans, 35c. per yard. Extraor.
binary bargains IN late dress goods
nj Vendig d. Be- 20 -, 228 Main st. 42-t
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERy.- frefgh mt
will be received by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad for shipment
until further n0dce. -r
asst A T. LOWE, Agent.
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Iryou wait good old Megibben whisky,
70 TO Megibben 4 Bro, Isl Main street.
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aCHorcr Burrfs Forty tabs Of Gold
Spring butter re Gel, ed to-day, and Tor sale
low 10 close cousig. 1meat, BY Vesey q
Cartwright, 2ss Front street sra iaIs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

Do you feel languid, sore. drowsy,
with no disposition to eat, then use Good.
years Liver Tonic. 0M Sssgs2 ne So
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aI,vn AND LEr LIVE. d. Fuchs
received \ y this mornings express fiue
-, ~ ,f,ss b celery, which he is Offering
~. saIe AZ ,ower rates than il can be
ho,sbt slsev !. zre. Remember his place:
ii Jefferson sir. vet NJ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

VIZ. FAR, portrait painter, hAs r' .,
turned 10 the city, and viii IN future have
bis s,udio at Hanblry's old gallery, 2sIs
Main street Orders solicited. ~ %
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FoR all diseases Of the liver, use
Goodyear's Liver Tonic. 60
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H. possesses the very great advantage
ofcarrying the work inths natural way
from left TO right which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sitppright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an inclination of the body forward (deiri-
mental to HEALTHY and are hard and tire
come to use.
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AFADAsfE ANNA. THE FORTUNE
vi Teller, OF Gayose street. has removed 10
Lue-one square from street railroad. ut
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sTRAYED OR sToLEN.

CTRAYED Oh sTOLEN-FR0M MY RES
= idence in Fort Pickering, on Monday, the
18th inst, a two year. old colt, iron gray. very
large tail. Twenty dollars reward will be paid
for bis delivery to Joe franciola. corner Mon
roe and Second streets, or to
39-44a LEON COHUPE. Fort Pickering
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comMnRcrAL MATTERS.

Memphis Cotton MARK cf- ecfober Fl
fThere Is fair demand to-day. but no excite
ment The market Is perfectly quiet. Trans
actions REGULAR without beino brisk.
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Tar members Of ST. Patriok's Total
Abstinence and Benevolent Society are
reassuted TO meet at their ball Friday
October 23d, 1869, at 4 D N. a iuii AZ
tendance is requested. By order OF tie
President DsrSis SMITH,
as Vice President,
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FINANCIAL Z AFFAIRS. q
NeU York Money Market-October 81
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
RIVER INTHLLIoENcE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith, a4 is4i- ga1 %
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Hlrs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to rev. N, CoHES, $50 Main Ct 7
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NOTICE,

OrFrcE HERxAxDo ISsURAxcK Co.,
No. I. Madison street, 0ct0bcr Is, ls6s.
ATA NETTING OF THE BOARD OF
A Directors 81 this Company. held his day,
upon the capital stock, the same 10 be credited
1' ''4 - $50, - IN. NELSON,
ss-4i sroa b. : II secretary.
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New York Cotton Market October ~
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telsgraph.l 4
The cotton market is dull and rather heavy.
Sales ct al ports yesterday 800 bales; receipts
at all ports. lS.iA; receipts at New York yer
terdsy, 5041. q .rsslrgs ,frm st..4q
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,roney 10 loan at sse nainst. 4O-s5

T,rr old genuine Grow whisky, at Cad
mps' ,,ample room, Ayrss Block. Second
straat .Hr. n pos. ~
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GIT your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
, ans 4 Thorn, 2ss Clay Building. 6o-f
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Eyss giant good old Megibbsn whisky
70 to Megibbss . Bro, 2sl Main street.
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THE BEsg is THE CHEAPEST. De-
vote has the best Of everything in the
family grocery line. cssnss Third and
adams streets. ~ bT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

PIrrsBuRG and camel cool and gas
coke-Bigley. Mellersh 4 Co. Once, 2ie
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. 81
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! @mAMUsEM EMrs.roO
M en- p his Theater.

h. w. YoUNG, .....................Acting Manager.
I THURSDAY EVENING, October q, 1863.
Last night but two Of the celebrated trsge-
"Biancn.p in FASG0, acknow edged one of
her gtandest efforts. To conclude with Tfif
LTTTLR TREASURE. In which Miss Grace
Edgar will appear. 1000 a. .ar
Friday Eveuing-Miss Marriott's Farewell
Benefit. when she will appear as " Lady Mac
BETH" r.rT a -nWFg TETT R.TE
Saturday-Last Marriott Matinee and last
appearance ,atuiday night. 1890 -
Seats secured for any day in sdgsnee.
/ Box office opep at o,eloak in the morning
and until d O'Clock in tho evening.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Nj E M r II L .,
Thursday Evening, OCT. 81, 1859
TTHE CITY.

PIrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethe. Block. Az Mo MI Y
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1t is an instrument of great versatility
in its operations 1t will hem, fell, braid,
cord, gather, tuck more beautifully than
any other machine in use, without basting
or any preparation Of the work. l
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ASorHER 6ne lot Of Reelfoot Lake fish
received per steamer Belle St. Louis by
v. ID. Fuchs, No Al Jefferson street. 46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-21

WASTED, by competent bookkssper
ana accountant a situation. Apply at
= ',ftss, Burleson & Co.'s, S3z Front
~. i..' l-ol y 4oeod
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BOAR DING .

DoARDING.-AN- ELEGANT FRONT
ID room and board for lady and gentleman. at
S0a Second street. between Madison and Men
roe streets. fl-4o
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$4,000 for $1Oi

Pre,nsum when tine Glasses sse Co ''''-
rIese. wbfch are now beeng
rapidly niied mp. - +,
ADVANTAGES The sdvantages OF Inns
Association over ordinary Life Insurance GEN. En-
panes Panics s t 70 bs psid at such
49, ;ntervsIs. that any man can secure 10 ms
,onr !. competeucy npon his death.
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NG.-PRIvATE BOARDING AT
Is Gayosc House. Gentlsmsn with or without
family are requested to examine those large,
delightful rooms in the old Gayoso House, Day
boarders wanted. T. u. HlLDEBRAND,
80 b0s e fa s.lil ttl sProprletor.
DOARDING. Il HAVE OPENED A
ID boarding and eating house at ll6 jefferson
etrest. and ask the patronage ofthe public:
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o'clock pm. for Aueusta. Ssarcy. West Peint,
Dss Are, Duval's Bluff. Clarendon. Indian
day and nil intermediate landings. Sblppers
can rely upon this boat remaining in the trade
permanently.
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VITANTED EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russell's VEGETABLES, IN
two to ten days. without the use. Of medicines
Internally. For sale at Russell's Dispensary.
"a North Court street. Sent securely packed,
Is any address. on receipt of price ~ per
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DOARDING.-TwO GENTLEMEN. OR A
II man and wife, can get board in q private
family on fernando street railroad, on reason
able terms. Apply at IA Main st. H.46,
The Montana post., 1869-01-08
THE UNION sTRIKE.

We publish to-day a communication
from Messrs. Whitlatch, Hodge and Ta-
tenn ELECTED by our remarks on the
Union mine strike. Ii is temperate in
expression, conciIiatory in spirit, an
olive branch, which, we trust, may not
only be symbol but a harbinger OF
peace. The reason given for desiring
work continued in the mines without
interruption. is one that will be appreci-
ated by miners and millmen. but it is 10
be regretted that the reduction of wa
yes was made by Mr.. Hodge. Ii was his
privilege, but we deem 1t to have been
inconsiderate. BY consultation with
both owners and employees, we are led
IN the conclusion that matters may be
satisfactorily djusted. and that there is
no vindictiveness existing on either side
10 prevent reconciliation, certainly not
on the part of the owners. The latter
informs us that the product will not,
under present circumstances, justify the
increase of wages SO per month, and
their duty To the companies they repre-
sent compels them to decline paying the
demanded increase: nor do they wish to
excite hostile feelings by employing 9th
er hands. Their alternative is to sus-
pend operations. They are willing to
proceed at the former wages, $50 per
month. Without discussing the abb
sttact question, whether the wages are
sufficient compeE sation for the labor
performed, We again advise the miners
TO consult temperately. reconsider the
whole case, and selecting those for
committee in whose judgment they
have greatest confidence. TO communi-
cate with the millmen that the difficulty
may be speedily terminated. 1t is 10 the
interest OF all and we think easily attain.
able. Somewhat conveTsant with move
ments of tuis chsracter.we scarcely know
an instance where. at this stage of pro.
ceedings, indications were more -. "a
ble for harry adjustment of diftirni-
ties. 1t would be qualification TO ns
and the entire community, if we might
publish Tomorrow that work would be
resumed on the WhiJlatch Union.