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Sheep.-One Of the scsrcities OF this
county 10 sheep. Eleven head only. were r.
turned in the assessment rOllOf Lewis Clart
County in 1851. Madison County a,as osly
about that many now, Lorraine hsving cold
his aock-the only onc-to , mutton nake'
Of virg,niA Yesterday, Mcssrs. Brace and
Parsons of Jcffcrson Bridge brought to Decl
Lodge . flock of 500 nice oncs, purchased
and driven over from Oregon by Mr.. Parsons,
who has been in the wcb.foot' county since
June. They will he grazed In this vicinity
for few days and then go to the Jefferson
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:" Msntana News Item. I'VE arc indebted
to Mcssrs. Lehman & Newman. of tho IA.
nous Boulder" Block liquor and tobacco
establishment. for \ COPY Of tho above va!u-
able auxiliary to written letter. We
infer Mr. Allen has purchased tho Ne~s
Letter from Mr.. Coync and changed ihc
name. )
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Highland Joseph A. Clark, down
from jaunt to Highland, brings tidings Of
tho Rcd Mountainecrs. Work IL g.'ing on II
Discovery and the Cooley claims only y few
inches of water, however. The Bed. lock
Flume Company get some 800 inches one
third Of the time by reservoir. Nevins,
Florence & Co.. are running their arastra.
on Only Chance rick, crushing about foul
tons per AAy. 1t yields 800 per ton. 1t il
said Professor Swallows mill will start ur
soon-probably In ten days.
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Dcavv Firts.--Gcntlcmcn from up the val.
ley report tho most disastrous connsgration
in the mountains and vallies that hes ever
been known. 1t extends In . series of fires
from Race Track creek in the direction and
nearly to Dannack-a hundred miles fully,
and IL sweeping over many thousand acre.
Of pasture and wood land, leaving blackcned
tiesols.ion in It's path. The air il dense and
murky with smoke and only p,ovidcntisl
rain can stay its destructive ravagcs, In tn.
finder fields and forests.
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JCD0E DANCE. placed Us under obliga-
tons, and two of the oomrosisors under the
imposing table, by sending in brim'ning
bucket Of lager on Wednesday evening. Ii
ever beer is good, it is this time of the year,
when Fry day comes seven Zines q week.
IF We get there before. you do" Judge,
we'll give you lift. o., -.
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Sab Rsaa.-Two Black foot bloods of high
degree had hstic ncountcr-dcfcateL par
ty challenges victor to mortal combat-a
meeting agreed upon-Surgeon summoned
challenger takes poison instead of narcotic
dangerously III, point of DEATH challenged
psrty nursing him through 10 have the
pleasure of shooting him-bo.h bent on
dcaih---Surgeon arrives, bis case Allied with
probes, knives, saws, esc.-sll hands waiting
and the .BlAckfeet arc on dp.toc of expect.
ancy. Blood must dow; Vengeance cries
for It. We will publish names, and death
notices next week.
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Deaa.Lsek.-Thc Chicago Mining Co

DeeA.Leck.-Thc Chicago Mining Com
pany. which las been developing property
on tho head of Mcclellan gulch. and wa.
ready for the mill 10 be brought in, suspend
cd operations rather suddenly . few days
ago. the superintendent. M. Warner, re.
ceiving letter from MI. Hazard 70 settle up
with the hands and discontinue work. Mr..
Warner not having the whcrcwithal to liq'
uidatc the claims Of employees and himself,
litigation IL likely 10 cnsue. We arc told il
10 good property, and tho mill 10 in Helena
waiting shipment.
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Net nln.-Thcre was report in circuls'
ton on Wednesday evening that ''Bummc'
Brown" had taken tea ut Jack Vaughn's.
near town, md wss visiting IN opportunity
when the door was open to get hack !" jail.
Inquiry demonstrated that Brown WAS moi
% green.
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Ceantv omulssleners.-Atthc session OF
the County Commissioners this week. which
met A. board Of equalization, Mr.. Al.
lIardcnbrook, one of the bcst officers that
ever served in that capacity. resigned his
position-prcparatory to leaving the county.
Judge Walter b. Dance, Is good selection
ns could have been made, wss appOinted In
his stend BY PrObste Judge Newcomer: We
untlcrstsnd that at The meeting On August
I'd, Capt. Wesley Roberts, who 10 about
leaving for California, will also resign.
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SEND FOR THEN, SEND FOR THEM.
Eastern and Western Magazines. Newr and Illustrated
papers. received every mail. Orders from outside
camps Tor anything In this line will be promptly fllc
~ matter how email or large Address
BRYANT'S NEWS DEPOT,
Main ST. Get. Helena
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Two hundred new subscribcrs-cslls in
numcrablc-assurances from every camp that
THE New NORTH West il doing great
good, and is respected even by the eccentric
regulars, and that the Peoples Ticket, now
an assured success, is gaining strength daily.
So runs the brief record of the week.
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TOTAL eclipse Of the sun August 7th, 1880.
The "KIyUs" No. 2. Wood st., Helena,
ecnPses everything in the mountains In the
preparation of refreshing beverages for this
hot weather.
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!. Tars is the drysst Delegate campaign We
have had In Montana.

Nh. RAY, Of the firm of Hcndry & Ray,
called on Us en- roxee 10 Helena, this week.
Operations with their mill and furnace q,
Butte arc suspended for the ptcscnt.
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Han Detestlsa.-ln newspapers, CORES
pondcncc and conversations, there 10 . con.
sinual complaint made of the manner In
which the mails are delayed on this side Of
the range. II has taken In some instances,
two weeks to get letter through from Hell.
ens to Bitter RoOt. $50 miles; two weeks
from Deer Lodge to either Virginia or Bear
town and return; and anything like celebrity
In the transmission of mails, justly antici.
patod from tri.weckly or half daily service,
10 something exlresdinary. With the net
work Of tri-weckly service routes existing
on this side, We have . right to expect and
demand moro e0cicnt means Of communal
cation. The imposition of neglect 10 being
fejt and loudly ooodenned, but there b .
very quiet way of asccrtaining where these
detentiens exist, and W learn Il has been in
voked- When shas n accomplished ihe pub
lie should Dc Informed, that this grievance
may b. fixed only wbess the guilt exists.
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T. G. GROsIlOx.

wsoLesAls LseCoA AID TSsAcus DsAasa Man
Street. iesuA has just received complete asaostns.s
os Whistles. cou,ps'sips II pat It Tie well known
brands, Cane Spring. Licking Valley. nkha., Boose
County. etr. Also Chs.paeaA hesssa Csasrt, end
sther One Villas: also Beauty sad GIN 1iee lsc cut
chewing. ssS every desusptsss q Ping Tssscoa ..
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A yesayc for the week GDi >.

On the znh the mercury reached 05 . At p. A.-thc
warmcst day Of the year, and 90 higher than last year.
Thermometers exposed to the sun have registered
1872. 0.s
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e. TRAVIS HORSE COLISEUM, MAIN STREEr,
Hclcsa isthc largest and most complete establishment
betwccu Chicago aud San Francisco.
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DIED.
COON.-1n Deer Lodge City, Sunday, July 18th, Of
dipthcria, William Coon, aged q years.
TORICk-A,


White Pine has school-A mill without
grist. i.
Goldrick says the Misses Howsons were
1oQuetted on the Denver s,ase-the first in
stance in ten years-and glorifics little.
Denver we'll appreciates How sons act.
Whaling is lively inAfontcrey Bay There
is a "school" of Whales there. Whaling
ought to Ike lively in all schools.
The Philadelphia papers refuse to publish
the record of the Prize Ring. Perhaps they
|. arc al retained by tho other '.rings."
- Mrs. AnIcst Is on ahoshee bust" The
degcncracy of women Is terrible.
A talent of gold was l3,@p-S;riptural
keosures. Any loose genius around this
Office will bc exchanged for talents on
liberal terms -"
"A printer 10 this city has had his FORM
"lockcd up" in jail Aicago Post.
Why don't some of the boys "spacc him
out" snd run him over" 70 CsaadaI
Lolita is playing At Salt Lake City. She
is poor and goes by rail to California.
Thus We have a "Poor- Carr Lolita among H.
| The "home f'owers" are now paraphrazcl
iby some unscrupulous ijnncr u
4 "- born to drees snsjea, r: =. -.
!, And waste the fashjosa osbeacstjc ais.-
| A wedding h annosaccd Ia take place in
% Palace cor on the Caion Pacific, Esasasss
They ought ii be wed going cast. just
after leaving ''Scparltion" and near '.Reck"
creek. That would preserve the unities, asa.
provide for the "teas3cr truck" ahead.
"Mozarts Twelfth Mass" wAs sing Il the
Peace Jabilcc A typo. evidenily with
more 'Nus mas" in his body than music IN
his soul, ct Il up "Ao.art's Twelfth Mas
s6s6sbalGssyurH .i4a goa io Z.
The Lisas Raer;~ Of Chicago hes bcea
sold. This l. good year for sailing Pii.
!grimA
Maine i nising opium. McFaziaad would
predict Aaine-iacs - the result
A young lady Of T9re Haate, HID, has
@ mad: e: . ..s.s.e,s e p's.''s1. ~
Five did Of brsechesJ Two ysask-kpsh.
ing wOndcsfvl. She os3hs to lave ssn0ae
lthat mary sssts % -. /,
CoLoxEL W. w. Dr. LACY rsesived the
following Dispatch at Helena, July 1eth:
UnASmLA. 0asDox, Joy r. Js4.
| ". ". DsLAcY I'VE leeve vdla WaAA ~ M
ISos Pen Auspsl,s LAks. - aEpses = ssaeA nalas
| 1Hos, II. cANsIsLp,
| 0a1 AGtM ?. = =
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MARRIED

MARRIED.
MEARNS-WILSON-At the res:dcncc of Mr.
Wilcox. the Midcs nnec, On the 10th inst. by Rev
Hugh Duncan, DR.. j. g. Mearns. Postmaster At june
ton, and Miss Eliza E. Wilson, Ut Frankfort City
Ontario, Canada. -RrpW6lic0r.
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lBlDIRN.

BORN.
THOMPSON.-On the 18th inst. to the wife Of
Henry Thompson, Esq., Of Helena, daughter.
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DCNrar I DESrLEy's BLOCK,
HELENA, MONTANA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENTS CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
Furnishing Coods
Hats and Cape.
Boots. Shoes, etc. etc:
BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING.
AIargc and well-sclected stock Of
YAxxsD NorloNa
Hos,Eny. TnuxkA
iSm AND VAlIeEa
New Trading Post.
SMITH g. Ct RAETER,
OF BAxNAcK CITY,
WOULD respectfully announce to the Inhabitants
w VI Jefferson Valley aud vicinity that they have
opened House ut
SILVER STAR,
On the jefferson River where they Offer at the lowest
market rates,
Groceries, Liquors, Cigars and Tobaceos,
Hardware, Tinwsre, Glassware,
Croekeryware, Drugs, Medicines,
CIo&hirr, n,ts Fam. 1.,.3or.->..
And full assortment Of
curney 4 Cos. Boots and Shoes.
We cell as low as any House in Virginia Country
produce taken In cxc,s~stsr.
Extra Inducements offered to Jobbcrs and County
DcalSys.
lem SMITH GRAETER.
J. 4. CREIGHTON, ". y. MONROE,
Omaha. Coliure
CREIGHTON & MONROE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocIna
General Quitting House
coRlSSE, UTAH.
1850. FIRST 1850.
Commercial House Established In Montana.
1900. 1900.
WORDEN s. CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Dry Goods, @ roccries,
... HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
And Farmers and Miners Supplies generally.
NAisso,llaa Mills, Montana.
2-ly
------------.------.-..--
Hard ware, Stoves ~ TIN ware.
Tuos. SrRANS. WI. II. RICHARDSON
Stl'an4 & Richardson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
" Have on hand and arriving the
Largest stock ofGoods
ever Brought to thi4 portion Of .lon,anA
n~ SELLING At HELENA PRlcEa
Pusrloi. and Cook Stoves,
GER Rsssca Japaznea and Pressed Ware,
caiiSesnia tiydrau1le aoozzloe,
oa'vasssed Iron Tor uydraalie..
,.. AL varieties Of TIN and Copper ware
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE 10 ORDER AT
OEse's ed eals nom Dea'es Solicited -,f c.. .-
= We challenge competition.
ss-sea. ri 80 STRAND Z RICHARDSON.
Ossn Lopos CHI, July l 1eeo lily
Hardware and Tin shop!
o'7 F.. q. MILLER. '''''
lals = ~ 1sa os CLARK, connAD xnaara, Helena.
+ .atoi 81 70 dra8s1s,sau sEd JJH.a;g -etsa-
II AZ juet opened In Deer Lodee CITY, .Nain s.,cee
II 6p1osiee ~ Scott Hoase. ag
II. W. I3onnell's ora stand.
,'''a NEW MOUSE AND NEW ooopa 11s1.'a
On Aasfn; q sesesai assottAeat II l9.@-,
Hnrdw re. ''
4NN t'Ht-t#@ NNy3+@Ne.gy ..,-n
GLASSWARE. clocsxlRY. TlawARr STOVES
h Cstjss1 aad NJ II"
asneNGo eNa MINING llsnpleaseats,
. stanas was'ssals ~ seaa S9m1nsA Snsess u |,
~ The xsehsnts 4 Deer Lodge County an n.
peceluy tnveed % cab and cxaape our faciifies Ssr
dssng essssA Joeeaag bssiaess.
Dss Lodge GU, Juas n lsA -
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Assets Double It's Liabilities.
Rates Lower than any Other Company!
Most Perfect Secsrity
POlicics Non . E'Ol.lcitinR!
n'a,:e ,hs:s he u.i.e:. 5u.s
America. Send for Circulars.
~ AGENTS. WANTED.
EW.. CARPENTER,
General Agent for Montana and Idaho.
s+f HELENA, n. r.
----------------
IIOtcl,...1Ic,.tuur n n ts-- Lodging
500 TT H q U - f.,
Door Lodge, Montana.
8. SCOTT. -. PROPRIETOR
Travellers win dnd this to equal any Hotel In Montana
CYAN Mall and Express Coaches stop here ~
The Ta:le II supplied with
4 ,
The best In the Market.
Neatly furnished rooms xs!' ventilated and supplied
CLEAN FEATHER BEDS, ALWAYS READY.
jy9ly ...t' ...s =
saint L . uis al O toll,
HELENA. MONTANA,
THE POPULAR HOTEL OF MONTANA.
Newly painted and furp-het, and tho Table sup
piled with the bert Of everything eatable.
Employees attentive aud Courteous.
Unlimited Accommodation for Guests.
u ES'DE the extensive apartments Of the Hotel pro.
ID pcr. have fitted up for lodging other
vcncut l,caOOt buildings, and accommodate sat
ssfIc:Vsi!y all guetts
lam c. D. SULLIVAN. PROPRIETOR
CARY HOUSE,
aeaIn Street, 0iaohsoos City. Montana
JOIN b. WILSON. Proprietor.
1CHIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reattcd with new
b.stin" ard the rooms neatly furnished, ready for
the accommodation Of par tics visiting ELclOvt either
ar cxcursiOnists or waytarcrs.
TIE TABLE
IL kept supplied with Ill the luxuries that the market
and the garden afford.
shall endeavor to maintain the very 6attcriug repu
tat!on the house now enjOys aud IN, determined to
make II
The best stepping Place In the Territory.
Aeal' Is solicited jy@ly
Xxx ~ II k a NJ
I1 q o q ur a N t q Il Bar!
No. s Wood Street.
= 7 = < - ! : =
HELENA, MONTANA.
= M m g r IN u n Il II o b n O II
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND NIGHT.
NnE psopsiet0n Of this c.lehratcd House. pronoun.
ccl b. Nontanians and distinguished visitors 10 be
unexcelled anywhere Tor tbs quality aud variety Of its
viands, sfui cookiag and attention to guests, invite
4 call fsSm tfavelcss, aesusiu: them
TIE BEST vlANDs IN THE MARKET g..
s.....r..- =. .tnt VII. N rorxp hf~
81
-. On TIE TADIES VI TINE AANAA.
'1 T~
<,-sc.+., r.ol,.,,.~ xaa.-n,
~, nee.o,.a ;.s.,ar ~ xAx.xAx a
sgasa'ai e'',i a'- IF = o.. s'@zaq II go. ~
n. s'.s
$50. Iaass. xsa ,-' ;. : ~. g.. 80
=. -
.S-' sH 4 = =
-, - ,,r-s... -.-- 81 On. p>ss.
u kAE11Eb THE PLACE!
-. ....,u ,..s, -, t,-- ...ss 7,.rr,.er-r
-, ~. -. - i. =. i. -. =.
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% 9.Gs - Y0R 0RW -1a @
80 49, -. =
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~ylEss lioss~oia~ W
|sAa1laSsaaA. Hale Drsssias sa's..,
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r.. =. 1lADG9VT2E>n \.
IHhlla! t5Q0U&1. o. cUe. Jaa8h4
QXrEAM 4
&c - WA& . IN
a. q Maasasaa . c.. 0aa seasA ~ seess Asses
~ sssl0A s1'e)
Agency ~ KeEt.eay Ds=s6ss. AeAo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-29
Arrival ana departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. ,DapARr'
New Orleans mail tdsily,. 2:ss pm. l; "a, m.
Express S:3b am. s2p p.m'
Freiaht Except Sunday 2ss PM 40 tas 81 Nm =
Mail rain makes direct connecuen ior Nc"
Orleans and all points South. G..
Express train makes direct connection ior
Coifeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holy
Springs. and all points North OF drenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. =,
Ticket office, 2S7l< Main street. and at the
sanot Omnibuses will call for passengers and
check baggage in any part OF the city ny ieaV-
Ing orders at 81 Main. g..
vrypHrs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily....:..... z:5o Pm. lzlo Pm
Through express, dsilytdpe2
not arriveSunday or leave ,,.
Satnriayl......... Pm. ll:50 Pm.
Junction Accommodation,
save Suuday....-............... BID AM E5eP.h.
Somerville Accommodation,
save sundav..................9 4s AN. 4:40P.N.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
city tims: no.
0''' -'' - a, A. BARNES. G. T. A.
BARNEY HuGHEs, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LouIsvILLs RAILROAD
Day INTERCHANGEABLE Pm. 5;u Az.
Night Express. 81 AZ. 2 2SS r:s.
pags'Rer Accommodation. Eio t:Vo
'T;cket Office, No. 9S7Z Main street. De-
pot neao Oh man 's .B JONES. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LrrrLK Rock RAILROAD.
ao,xa War - Leave Hopefeld at 63O Am.
arrive at L'Anguille at 1880 Am.
torrFo EAsT-Lesve L'ABguille at p.m.;
arrive At HopeGeId at 500 pm: c.. oe
Trains leave daily. feGrs1OA' c; fyy time o'
Union street ~ B. b. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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Cincinnati Paper Warehouse.
CBATFIELD e. WOODS,
PkoPRIEToRs OF
GIN CINNATI PAPER BAG
AND
FLOUR SACK MANUFACTORY,
AND
Cincinnati Paper Mills,
STORAGE FOR COTTON.

USpERwRrTKR's WAREHOUSES;,
MKMPHTs. Sept. is. 1863. !
NTERCHANTS OF MEMPHIS GENTLE
M MEN: The above Houses are now open
10 seller and buyer will be given. To my old
patrons return yeu my th INKS; fer the fu-
ture refer ou to the past long experience in
the business. hope to merit your patronage.
az Capacity and convenience unequalea.
Rats same as first class houses.
is.S2 - a. s. wHITFORD.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

V1HE FIRM OF WHITMoRE co.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent; j. J.
DuBoss having sold his entire interest IN TIE
PUBLIC LRDGRR establishment. including sll
assets and liabilities. 20 j. Whitmore. who
assumes the pay msnt Of all indebtedness OF the
ceipt in the Grim name for all debts due the
wHITMORE,
October IL, 1859. j.. j. DuB0SE..
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L u M - e IT,
Laths and Shingles.

4 HAVE NOW on HAND AND AM con-
i Etantly saving. fall stock OF Building ium-
Der all dimensions. sils. joisis. siudtins posus
boards Of ali lereihs. and clear lumber; also. q
larKe stock cflaihs ard shaved shingles. Par
ticuiar attctt.on will be given 70 the Shipment
Of lumber. Orders snlirited.
Miiis ard Lumber Yard On WelfnTer. nor.h
81 "a '' GIN. vEEABLE.
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The business will be continued at the old
stsad By the undersigned. who il now better
prepared than ever before. with new presses,
Si.t K. WHTTMoRR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-29

MEMPHIS Il ARKANSAS RIvEB
PACKET COMPANY.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

L
ERoM AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
I ID Company will run TIL Rec boats weok l -
i the Arkspsas river and until the comp!etion
Of the new boats. the following boats wan con-
stitute the line: H
THOS. III. ALLEN......-Pritc MASTER
OzARK. .................H II. Blasedell. master.
GUIDON............-..... Rice, master.
EDINBURG,. .....................Y erkes. master.
Leaving Memphis every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at Eve o'clock pm. making
connections at Little Rock with the Companys
light draught packets; t
VAN BUREN,, ........ ......Borland, Master.
AMERICAN. ..................Chapman' Master'
FORT SMITH. ..-..........Noland. Master.
FORT GIRSON.....-....E. Smith. master.
For all points above Little Rock.sas high mp
as Fort Gibson.
and from New Orleans. Memphis. ST. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freiphts delivered at destination. at all
stages Of the river. without delay;
Apy desiring to ship By t hdn line tSs
Arkansas river. should have their goods con-
signed to memphis and Artansas Rive.
Packet Company a Memphis Pills.. !o ahiSn Svs
and Arkansas River Packet Company." mouth
of White river.
Tho above Company are now building. two
new boats for the Arkansas river. which will be
finished about the 1st of October. thus securing
to their patrons reliable tr-wsekly line in
high or low water. 49,
All persons who shin goods to the care sf this
Company. at Memphis OF. mouth Of White
mr. evepf deIav John u ADAMS. Pfest
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
q II a NJ II H II l. ~

Invaluable 10 every Merchant, ever Ne
chhnie. every Manufacturer, erery Farmer.
efery BUSINESS Man. and ever Young Man.
Worth ten tines it price Agent e are having
greaf success. For circulars aud fan inforna-
ton. adde's Q. ID. CASk 4 CO..
SOL Publishers. Hartford. c..
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Medical Notice.
SIUNONS

eral costive, S 4metil
The head IL troshled
ensntion. eonsi1ers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-29
WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS ON THE
Memphis 4 Louisville L. Z. Line.

LeaveMemphis(city timel 400 am. Eds pm.
Morning train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave emphis(city time) 400 am. 2:i5 pm.
Arrive at Nashville.......ll:45 pm. $3.50 IN.
Sleeping cars on evening train from Memphis
to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Main street, and at Depot, head Of Main street.
So Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company. at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats. to all
principal points East and North.
Ticket Office. 2371z Main street.
SAM. Is. JONES. Superintendent,
SELL HOWELL. PASSENGER Agent. 62-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04
arvyANnRrA NAIrRRs-The feilow,n0

aJHyANpRIA MATrRRs.-The following
it.Yrs are from The Hazet OF IL I evenId1.
e. mt CSnsC rat e Con mite Al a NJ ting
ofine CSunty Conservative CInILiitte Lel.
lest r,c"' tine residence ofex-M yo- Ia nam,
II was determined tnata coun'y convention
he held en- the night OF Wsdn; sday next, the
9th inst nj at Liberty Hall. Tor tne purpo- 2 OF
nominating two candidate for So It's IN the
nPxs House OF Del gales, and dele satc 10 a
Senatorial Convention.
Gus ON Rc,.e.-Mr. David Turner. the new
Collector OF Customs for tbi port, will ut once
qualify ard enter upon the dutiC of his Office.
IL is understood that Me- re. Bell ant. Augus.
tine, the Deputy Collector aud lnspc ctor, will
be removed. hut ina Cipi1in Baker, IOsp C.
tor, will be allowed TO retain bis pos ION,
Lend Sale Mr.. Thomas A. Walker has sold
his market farm, near Arlington, in this
county, containing tbIty-e!ght 60 B.. AID i'm
proved ny n two story .rame building. TO Mrs
Harriet +. Il. Einson, for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

LAST EVENING q meeting Of Society call
ing themselves the FIRST Colored Families Of
Virginia, Tribe No. S, was held At Oak Hall,
1th street east; Mr.. w. s Brown was called 10
the chair, and STATED the object OF the meeting
10 be to consider whether thew would vote for
Mr.. John r. Cook. Mr. A. White said tnat Mr.
Cock was one Of the mea Of the mulatto race
who, in 1s62, waited on President Lincoln TO
ask that measures be taken to stop the contra
bands from ceming into the city. The Chair
presen ted Q resolution that they would not
vote for John F. Cook nor any man who was
not pure black or pure white man, which
was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

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use TO all suffering from disorders OF the throat
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