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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29
MORNING STAR
LOUISVILLE TO MT. VERNON,
AND RETURN.

Leaves Louisville FRIDAY, July On nts
. PM. carrying passengers at SO l0f ne
round "Trip, aud nom way ports In EraDor--
tiNn.
Leaves Evansville on SATURDAY, July.
81 at ii 30 a NJ. carrying passengers ta Mt.-
EACH.
Returning, leaves Evansville on SAT
URDAY, July 81, at ~ midnight. and
arrive al Louisvil e Monday at4 AM
Tie GREAT WESTERN STAR BAND
lStrlHg and Brass has been engaged for
he occasion.
Persons desiring TO visit Wyandofte Cave
viii nave ample time to explore this great
wonder OF nature and reiOin the boat upon
her return either mp o. down, and will be
carried at half fare
a. II. GILMORE. Master.
r. II. WoOLFoLK, sup't Iiun2f alta
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

GREEN RIVER TOLLs.-Captain 10.
McReynolds and Phil. p. Cant, own
ers Of the steamer Hartford, now in
the Evansville and Green River trade,
have by their attorneys, j. w. Bick-
crs. Of Calhoun, kentucky, and AFRO
Dyer, Of Evansville, Indiana, filed a
suit in the Mclean Circuit Court
against @. G.. Smalhouse, for unjustly
aud without authority having collect
ed 81 302 o. tolls and lockage, and to
test the constitutionality of an act of
the Legislature entitled " an Act to
incorporate tho Green and Barren
River Navigation Company"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

BASE BALL.-The base ball game
last Saturday was quite interesting.
Seth Coolidge and DR.. Haas were the
Captains Of the respective sides. The
score stood-Coolidge, 33; Haas, 16
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

LATE. - The session of tho City
Council last night lasted until IL 30.
with plenty of business unfinished.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29
GRAND CARNIVAL WEEK
e x G u r 8 10 N
-ON-
Steamer QufcIkstepI
N USICf
MIR THi
ME- q TMEN n

During the week commencing
Monday, July 9th. and ending Sat
urday, July 10th, the steamer Quick
step Will give an Excursion to kvans-
vile or Cairo, and return, at
HALF THE REGULAR RATES,
Arriving aud departing on schedule
time.
Parties desiring to embark on 10
belle 1iUiere will meet with upsur-
passed accommodations; table
whose ylands are prepared with cpl
ccurean taste, and ready attention to
the qualification IF every want.
Tickets for ROund Trip, Hair Fare.
Ejuu25 d6t1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

BeG- Don't forget that Geissler &
Delang can manufacture to order any
thing in the lire of solid gold Jewelry,
Chains, Rings. &C., &c. All goods
warranted strictly as represented, at
81 Main Street. je29 2t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

Ohio & Mississippi.

GOING EAST.
LeaUe lightning Elk. Acc. Night Elk.
Nineennes e. / :33 P n. 1 :43 NJ. 9s55 n
.ATgfUe
Cineinuati.... 300 p NIL :l5 NJ G 90 A NJ
Louisville $500 NJ. 10 A NJ. q 30 A N
GoISG WEST.
LedUe Mail. Night tx Day Ex.
Vmeennes -. 4 % 4 NJ. 2:05 A NJ :. 6:f5 A N
Ar4ipe
st. Louis ......1l 80 p M. 9;lO A M. goo P NJ
Cairo ..-......... 3 sc A NJ. $50 p NJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29
RAILROAD TIM ETA BILE
Corrected Jnue esd, 1862
Evansville d Charlottesville R.R.

GOING NORTH.
LedUe Mail. Expr. Freight
Evansville -.I0:45 A NJ. 5:l5 p M. $40 A NJ
ATTiUe
Xincennes.... :I3 p NJ. 7:44 P M-.I0.IO p M
IerTe Haute. 4:20 M...lO:55 r M. AIS N
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-16


AhE lte W
scientific uen
cited ealllion A colum2
nedc Isl shooting w r
aiitl ia from lila sphere
ami is moss stretching FIVE
43illians M ~ 81 other
ls has accomplished ha he
ae between gs n nn
& l1e lsite qaeslIons aEa one
an which rsaps defas Wi
any more ligllt oi II eharle
EN ng W it be ac-
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rs
as III sent aE snatch
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nanste Ms slFsn
hy de plsn apa whose
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on hw ag Tins
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aY lt
were aHe lBmE M Gaa er 4
roaring ufBe eean oi
E}eht at intera Indicates IT'S
i,y flashing and e5nns-
eatiNg with FRESH bllliane D
decided are Is elects tha tWo as4
iIunnlsls one lit London the
other Qzlad Hnd neither kn9
HH sie experience ae tae other
supposed that the dar glass Ell
thsir telescope had been hokeR
or put 0n Of tEon was
the FASH 81 golden liglt 0po1 Tie
t pEulic 6ea tle
end of next year this magnetic
liglit Wsl have oat near enough tQ
asske tits Immediate and aeiuls ln
duente upon Tue earth distinctly
elt IS ann00ncad that in con
lnenca re lRav esnc to sse
aAen0naaras that have neysg been
seen ii known before IS hs ha-
man race. H 8nY 0f aaf ays
a therefore disposed b comp lali
pf the weashef md tbs sasilgl
Ast them reinem that b this
tlme next year. sheY mNy love an
anslre new line ot sxpeTieae %
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nvEnrIs
Per Square 90 lines or less ~
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Announcement 81 candidates faf
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when s1mg IS nos ilmite3s the con-
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charged accordingly
Liberal discount to those who asIvess
hae by the year or qnarteE
NO credit Will lae gwen Tor Asivertisine
sr Job worz, except by special agree
.ment
Cards, Stating merely She names
business and place of residence. With
paper included Twelve Dollars per
lnnum
"a. AID Judicial advertisements mus
5s padd for on the last day Of publica
isn. Of on The day Of sale
Standing AdvertfseEn en
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DUTNAaE'S 1IAI IiA1Tg9E l hs B
new NiEonal Publication. nora-
u bF the best writer's ID each depart
uent, in every section of the country
see Prospectus fot he list ct these Nli-
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.nelading
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Nm Cullen Bryant Rev r Bushnell
eo VIM Curtis 9r Hayes arctic
9oyager, Dr. Ielber, LOSING,
eo Ripley, HeEmon Melville BayaFd
a9ioF, Prot Moses Gois Tyler Hon
u. A Wells, Rav Ef j. R Thompson,
sev Howard Crosby u. 3. Sag6 a
laysinek, Esq, sc, Ee and hest ot
rilliant writer's ia hghE literature. s
geH as science art end history
High-toned papers o. matters 0z na-
ti0nal interest popular science, indus
Eial pursuits, sound information aHd
Instruction on important topics. WIN be
speoiallY cultivated ia tha lighter ate
ialas, healthy entertainment and pure
amusement for lie iamilv circle val LEI
'arsfully ehozen from the ample Fesouf-
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libutors
TERMS per anlluf
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-16

"
1Ee hnd IN Menu
tho foll0Vlan shadow oi e0lalng
events Without ents1l into tala
sla Ills of lbe preliminary ia-
i0ns which have from ima ts ine
been infWlna conducted betu Zen
Eshe tw0 inaegAanant eaxefRen
sla Y 1850 when tlle annexation
Of ST lloMingo was 90 Use ere ot
e0mpletisn, aa a axPKe I'll
opinion that Il u noN ligh pro-
tFSllte lliaE Ella gaEol QA An1lf fin8
IA she United States both Ike VI
l0w republic Dominica aud 9ie
black republic Hay wisleh now
disile iAe entire slant helNeen
Them. ealaa a he
next an Of ile United Sata
Csnef aud that measure ~
inc 8W its reali1atiaa Wil be
prou1tly a3Opse3 and eete op
4le a,6i0n II slayere ia ii
Un a s 4ptl lae
lsen VI nIs o.islc ity
ha rn0x ain
WHICH Ws a ssn a
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3aIlIlnaEe - sun.

Brsr su1Y NRW ApAR KSoWr
NllI Ed lV THE W0RLD IA
17EA sEsS lED Ike s 4 Es1'.C'
5lishssl Ersrg Saturday 0raia9
4 N ITS every Dep paFslneAt it more sue
cessfalty NESTS the genesl wants 81
the people tlan any oehe known Week
IN Newspaper ia comptehensiv esS
and variety It ia s.zsstr
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THE W ECHO

HE1 Bg THURSDAY n9
81 FEE pcn t1r
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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09


A letter lrum - bite Pine written by
Louie Gazelle, to T. B. Pheby. collains ABOUT
as much Information as anything We have
seen from there. We are permitted to make
the following extract
.'Sone Of the ore Of this country is indeed
wonderfully rich, and | have made arrange
menis 10 ship you some specimens. but to
come right down to the farts, Ton, this
Thing Is not whs, it is cracked up to be, mind
whit say, and have taken pains to find
our fur myself. II is true, II man IL on the
rustic he can make money here. Anything
in the shape OF a location will sell for cash
down money is plenty here, but nv advice
10 the boys IL to stay where they are, there
is ~ use talking there is more wildcat bus
iness down here than ever saw in all my life.
Peter and are rushing around locating, and
Jim aud George are work ns FIR wages TO
keep u. in grub. for to tell You the truth oil the
two thousand dollars we brought here a
month ago. there Is not cent IN the whole
family. We think Se have some good loca-
tons ami will pitch in next week to open
them up. As regards tcamiug, like every
thing else it Will be overdone. Wood ami
water are high at present, but feed is mp IN
proportion, and if you have to lay by one day
in seven the team Eats up the week earn
ings. If ysu can make your team earn half
wages where II * do not send il here. Re
ports Of another district twenty mile, from
here are in circulation, but lying Is carried
on So systema ically and extensively here
that | am incrrdnIous in spite Of my well
known guIlaiility AMER speaking IN terms
( OF sulugum Of his companions he indnlgcs
I m the following seriu-c0nir reaertlohs ;
Tom when one l. suck IN the mud Of nd
! verse clrcumstanc s. there is nothing Ike
having cnmpanions who are willing 10 assist
nS ont without fear Of slrnnug their breech-
/ %. hut such valuable friends are as s''arce IN
Whit Pine as strawberries in September,
while nimSv. fckle and worthless ones,
are a. plentiful as Democrats in Idaho
/ a. The RAILROAD" he remarks, WAS . great
! wonder to him who hal - always been
IN the wilderness The world seems To-
/ hive made great progress since the begin
mag Nearly everything. including pills and
poetrv. appears 10 lie made. or Is going by
mach merry splendid garments h We taken
the place Of fig leaf aprons, etc. hut whether
I il progress Is towards heaven or in the III
rectinn OF the diggings Of the Id Is anothei
question Everybody We saw on the rofs
appe red to be trying 10 split their pants in
making long strides for White Pine
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
GOOD News for Flint.

We are able this morning, on pos
tive and reliable authority, 10 as
sure our readers that the Ris NJ
Star Silver Mining Company OF Flint
is again under way. Capt. Henry
J. Hail, the superintendent, arr we'd
here on Sunday. and went over yes
ten day morn M with money to pay
every cent the company owes. The
claims of Tho>. Cole, Jr., II Co.,
blnkers, have all bren paid oil be
low, the attachment is released and
the work ~ II be prosecuted more
vigorously thaa ever. Capt. Hall
commenced paying OF this morning
anI hereafter the Company will snip
Com AMI SILVER Com 10 their Office,
in Flint, and no other money will be
used by them. 1t will be IA univer-
sll rulr 20 settle up and pay off in
coin once month all demands
ag inst the Company. They were
making a clear profit Of over one
thousand dollars a dav when they
stopped two weeks ago, an il i
Capt. Halls intention 10 increase hi-
working force With view to in
creasing the daily yield and profit,
The work will commence at once
and be prosecuted vigorously, both
in working up the ores already il
sight and in the further development
of the m ne. The mill will start ny
in a day or two and Flint will be
herself again.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

A wild brasI o. the cougar, wolf
lynx. isats, s.,pagoo, panther, bear, oata'
mount tiger, wildcat, or California lion spe
ciss was killed below Camp Lyon last week
by Major Hunt and DR. Byrne under the
following circumstances: Taxing ride HiIh.
out arms about four miles from the post they
jumped up nOndescript animal with head
ike a panther, foot like bear. hair like
wolt tail IKE lynx, eyes like wildcat,
and teeth like tiger, and vas Of the color
Of a lion. They pursued IT until u fortified
itself IN the rocks and the Major returned
to camp for arms and ammunition TO CON
mence the siege. the DIR. remaining mean
while on guard to see that the enemy did not
esc,pe under cover II volcanic powders that
aifor ed excellent opportunity tor strategy
in that peculiar mode Of warfare The
Major soon returned with Spencer and
opened ire, the head aud one fore paS only
being visible brisk firing was kept up for
several MINUTES IA the vain effort To dislodge
the monster from his strong position, when
10 his utter dismAy the Major discovered that
his magazine was exhausted. The br. WAS
next posted of on the double quick for pow
der and ball, and on his return few rCands
sutticed to silence the enemy forever Ihey
drew him forth q lifvless curse ahd bore him
in triumph into camp, where they were
,ciaed by the command IN eSulta'ion an
loy. Tie band played : hAil To the Ciii'i
and Other imposing airs.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
H0rl.
In silver City. March 9th, 1869, the wife Of
WIN. IL Angel, Of daughter

special Notice.--The following letter
was received 10 Boise City by ). {. owens !.
WINNENuccA New, Dec. 29lh, ls6s.
FRIEND SANE: thought would write you
afcw lines from this place. We had a nard
time getting through; there was no feed but
what belonged to the Stage Company. and
YOU cant by pound al any price. They
discharge any hustler who sells hay or grain
from their stations, and our horses had Ia
live on sage brush and We came near being
aiO1t before We got IN 10 this place. The
stage Company have purchased just enough
for their own stock and don't blaine them
Tor not selling IT, II you come, come by
stage. for there is nothing saved by coming
through on mustang. and you are twice a.
long on the road and exposed TO all the
storms. The best, cheapest and quickest
way 10 come is by stage and railroad. and
then you have no trouble with horse. which
you cant sell for anything when yOu want
Ia sell II. aud you can't turn 1t out for there
i nothing for il TO eat
llio27 Your Friend. }. C. DUNCAN.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

stepp ng MO Blake Co.'S Assay Of
fee on Thursday evening Just as they were
finishing mp their dlys work Of melting and
assaying, we took note % The figures on four
lirge silver bars. yet warm from having beer
lricd in the fuinare and not 70 md wanting.
and ascertaine the assay value to be $500,
o., brsiies one bar iln,, was not yet stamped,
which would raise the amount 10 nearly 80,
600 tn our question n To what mine had
produced the bullion, We received no salts
factory answer. but we're left to inier that IT
ad been shipped np from White Pine
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

The Silver City Bachelor, who cheered
that attrocions sentiment at the dramatic
readings, comes with an explanation of the
emotions that wrung his bosom, and led 10
such an out -landi-h appreciation Of the play
He has drawn freely upon his i'm iglnation
for statements OF ours, but withal Is eycl-
sable, considering his state Of mind
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

The little = ri who informed the Ava
lanche Of the Inconsistency OF her sweet heart,
on account of her political predil 'cti0ns, and
that she didn't care snap, has acknowl-
edged her mistake, rs he has proven himself
above political Considerations in aft lirs ofthe
heart and upon reflection she Is conscious
Of sentiment towards him out weighing a
thousand snaps The llckless wight who
should saw word against either in the pres
ence of the oiher would get himself into an
awful snap
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
as- Rising star silver Mining

80 Rising star silver Mining
Company, Flint District, Territory Of
daho-Notice is hereby gwen that at
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees 81 sale
Company. held on the Sth day 81 February,
ls69, an assessment tNO. 81 OF Six Dollars
1851 per share was levied upon each and
every share Ut she capital stock Of said Com
psny, payable In United States gold coin, on
the 9Th day OF February, 1869, TO the Secre-
tary, at the Office Of the Company, northeast
corner Of Montgomery and California streets,
San Francisco, California Any stock upon
which said assessment sha remain unpaid
Oh saturday, March 18th, 1869. at the close
OF business on that day shall he deemed de
linqueut. and will be duly advertised for sails
on Monday, March 18th, 1869, BY public auo-
ton. and unless payment shall be made be
fore, Will be sold on saturday. April Sd, 1869,
TO ply the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of tbs
sale BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
WA WILLIS, Secretary.
Office, y. F. corner Of Montgomery ami Cal
iIornia streets, Room No i, upstairs, Sar
Francisco Cal 22t21
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

John Halle. says tho Democrat has
Just returned from another trip 10 Salt Lake
While at Beir river on Sunday last by dis
patch, he learned that the L. P X. Company
bad all the force they could get. cleaning the
snow from the track Several very heavy
avalanches had occ rred and the road Was
completely blocked Passengers and freight
were accommodating on each side Of ih- block
ade
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

A viiiminnus pun suggests is"if in
the circumstance ufCharls.y Robbins getting
q rose put on him nv using thai organ to
spit pince Of ice while snoS balliug last
week, mi runs thus: Being asked what
made his nose 50 red, he should answer
- hard drink
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

TL~ report Of 4 F White. Stat. Miner
sIngist NJ Nevada f,r 1868 IS before rs. for
which we are under obligations 20 Jnn. Was.
son Esq., Secretary Senate 81 that State.
The report is quit comprehensive and his
toricaI, which qualities render II more than
usually Interesting as public document
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

the Golden Chariot Mining Company on
Yesterday elected the following officers :;
Trustees-J. D. Fry. e. W Beaver, Thomas
Cole, Jr, W A>hburner, II. J. Mcdonald,
Hin Beachy and Charles +. McClane. SUB
sequently J. D. Fry was appointed President,
Charles f. NcClane, Vice President Neils
Fargo \ Co. Treasurer r :. Bnckininister,
Superintendent. AMI Joseph l.. King Score
tary-S +, Herald 2Hd.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

VIM. 4. LBVvery. agent Of the 4 4
Stage Line II Winnemucca, hts had tue kind
ness 10 fprward MS a copy OF Iamphle' en-
Titled whre PINE" comprising u series OF
we'll written le,ters, commenting Nov. 26th,
1865, and ending February 18Th. 1863, AID
first published in the Alta The geographical
location, topography, GEOLOGY, laws, tn"ns,
climate, population, society, resources, ex-
peu~-s, etc, etc. are eandidly AMI intelli-
gently considered by the writer Albert 5
Evans. Esq he says in ms letter OF Feb.
slh, IN writing On the subject oi the White
Pine mines. We n i,t either ch dlease disbe-
lief on the part II those who have not seen
them or incur the charge OF undertaking tho
truth by those Who are or have been on the
ground. probably nine-tenths OF Il tbs
claims located in tine district are on horizon
4 al deposits. but r.'al hssure lodges have been
/ found there. nevertheless.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

IL Is said that Frank Pixley has dead
thing on the United States Attorneyship, for
this State. He Is in Washington at the pres
ent tire iurthering his ends few days
since Pixley had some business IN the War
Department. and Grant accompanied him in
person. and introduced him to the officers -
STATE CAPITAL Reporter.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
3psinfss 4ireetory.
soskEcrkD sksT WEEKLY As We ASCERTAIN
wHu AKA ~ Ers sxss

ABBOTT, JOHN M Carpenter, Washing
ton u.
BOWLING, cHAs-Hay and GEin, Camp
MeD, nnit, Nevada
BEII.O { KENG-uusic Teachers Silver City
BLOSSOM. JAS. N -Gsneral Merchandise,
trsiie ? Granite store, Westinghouse
BUTCHER = LESOIR-General Nerchan-
die. JoTdgn Street
BENIs 4 EDwARps-B,lliard saloon,
i.-ut -, isa.tslite.
BLAKE X CO.-Assayers, Granite Block,
Washington 81
BEACHEY HiI.L-Railroad stage line, F.
a. Tom Ageni, oiiios on Jordan st.
E0RNAN, EDWARD-Boots and Shoes,
Washington. near Fourth 81
BIGEInx, ". D.-Groocries Liquors, Veg
elabl,s. ei,-, Washington 81
BRuSzELI., FRE'l-Generi Merchandise,
Washington =.
BRIGHAM & wEEKs-sioves md Tinwase,
Jordan st.
BRADLEY, A. y.-BooNs, stationery and
Fancy GoOds T. o., Washington ST.
BI.AcKINGER, War Eagle Hotel, Wash
ingtnn Street
CARTWRIGHT, MRS H.--Iodging House,
Flint over Rogers store.
COLE rHOs JR. 4 cO--Bankers. Granite
Block, Washington g.
CRANE. c. w.-Fruit & Vegetables, Wash
ingtOn st.
CLAYTON 4 F0IJAMBE--lIqlnf Dealers
sample Room. Lent It. Lehsville
DREW GEORGE-Iiyery stable, owyhce
City, Flint Distinct
DrRrN q AIIEN-Iiquor Dealers, sample
Room. Washington IL
DYE.J F-General Merchandise, Washing
ton ST.
ENSIGN, F. E--Attorney at Law, Wash
ingl0n 81
rwtxf. ruoS tC0. -Generai Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington st.
GRAHAM. JAMES-Liquor dealer WASH
ington-sl, oIe door south Of Se'"'"
c,pnxER IAS H-General Merchandise,
l;rante Block, Washington s.
uoregp 1 uIIER-Meai Market, Wash
iugtou IT
HERMAN \ CO. General Aorcnsp''se'
W.ahiu.t.n s. silver City aud IN fhhl
y,,r, ,r & CO. General Merchandise, cor
Jor,lan n second SIS
Jos;Es TOM and CHAs. LlFhKN'h''--'''
l,,on. JurdAn street
xp,rT FRAxK-steyes aud T'nware-
Washington Il
KoHLHEYER, pHIiIP-washins'oh mar
ket, Jordan a.
IsC0NB. A. M-cosmopoiitan i''s'Au'''"
Washington 81.
LESLIE, IL E.-Photosrapher' "'S"'"s
tnH 81
,opExsrElx. f. tRodl-G'ncral M'rehan
dis, Jordan 81
u,py NJ I.-Gcncril Merchandise, NAN
-. oAyhce city, Flint District
MCDONALD i CO. 'ssayers Jordan 81
uAErlN \ attorneys at Ia"
Morning Star ~
PAIGE X CoRwiN-Chpper kes'"ArS"
Washington 81.
RANSnELI, " l. Liquor Deaie'' MAi"-A
0wyhee city. Flint District
purERr J. A -Apolhecsry's Hall 'rsb'V
Block. Washington 81
RoRBlNS. c. P-Jewelry. etc, "rah'
Block, Washington 81
so,,uppcAMp " F-Sslonn ana br''
cry, Washington St
SPRINGER A. C,-Livery S'suN'' 90
van srYKE. j. $. \ Ro,-Ge General. >, Me-
chandise, Granitc Block "ASiiuE''" ~.
WOOD. r M-Photograph Gallery 90
Jordan Street
VERB Y MYRICK--Bankers Joru~'l ~
z,pp 4 GABRIEI--Goldenc chariot sAio"'
corner Jordan and Second SIS