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Tickets f6y cents, admitting gentleman
and ladies'. Street cars and omnibuses
will run ali day and night. Gentlemen
are requested TO wear their badges while
on the ground.
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rncrs IrpREME CouRTwEsT. DIV.

Judge SUPREME COURT WESTERN DE-
=, vrsroN.-We are authorizes 70 ahn9uHes
= HO- ]. FREEMAN as a candidate TOT du1ES
Lue u1-t-fon AUg1sf 4 $50. mySl
-TDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
vTsr0N-We are authorized 10 announce
W COCHRAN. Of Troy, onion county
. aun a. a candidate for udg OF Inc SUI
I rene Court from the Western DIVISION
-rnGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
VISION The friends Of Hon. JOHN IL.
NEED. Of Fayette county, are auJhofL1Su1
I'M ro present his name 70 the people,
tennessee as a candidate Tor Judge GI1
E7n-eme Court for the western 100
Election August 4, s.9.
ATTY-GENrL 18TH JUDICIAL CIRC'T.
TT0PNFv-SESERAL OF THE FIT
\ -rps-1a JUDICIAL CIRCUIr.-Au respoHse
- catering assurances OF support WhI1u
been rendered 10 me, / hereby announce
IIvaeTr a candidate Tor reelection 70 De
C1iee OF Attorney-General Of the fuJeehln
lTffeisI Circuit. Election nrst thursday III
august next "ALhEN w.
FOR JUDGEI5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
I'D I5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-At the
request OF a respectable portion OF Jhe
lar. M Of the people Of the Fifteenth 4uI-
AL gIrruiL. I announce myseu a cau1AlatS
-r- Tufra Of that Circuit The election Is 20
he held on the first Thursday, Delng the SUI
Gpy Of August next. S-vrrE
ans So
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.


Arkansas River. .....DARDANELLE ...-.---.5 pm
st, RI CITY .--.---6 pm
Louisville. NICK L"ONGwORTH--.-5 pm
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B. BAYLIss 81 Co, Cotton Buyers and
Commission Merchants.
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NEW


OFFICE MEMPHIs CITY r. r. Co, Memphis
~ Tenn, Msy q. lS70.-The annual election
for Five Directors in the Memphis City r. r..
Company will be held at the Office OF the
company, on the sd DAY OF June. 1870, at 3
o'clock pm. ImyZI j. G. SMITH. Sec'y.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.-Just received, a
new stock of Jet Jewel-y, the most beau
tiful pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
32S Main street.
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CAIRO, June THE river has risen
four inches in the past II hours weather
clear and cool. Port list-up: Kate Rob
insOn, Cincinnati to st. Louis; X. E. Lee,
New Orleans to Louisville. The Petrol
passed up. Down: Argosy, Pittsburg
to st. Louis; Belle St. Louis, st. Louis to
Memphis; Shark and barges, st. Louis TO
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, June THE river is about
stationary, with 8 feet 3 inches in the ca
nal and.3 feet 8 inches in the chute over the
falls. The weather is clear and pleasant;
nothing up or down except regular
packets.
NASHVILLE, June THE river is fall
ing. with is feet on the shoals weather
warm and clear in the morning and
cloudy and rainy in the afternoon. The
only arrival was the J.. N. Phillips from
above with a tow of 80, 600 bushels of coal.
Departures: Alpha for Evansville and Ell
la Hughes for the upper river.
BROWNSVILLE, PENN, June THE
river is about on stand, with 3 feet 8
inches water in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 75' at 4 pm.
CINCINNATI, June THE weather is
cloudy and cool. River at a stand, with
III feet 10 inches in the channel. A light
rain fell in the forenoon, merely laying
the dust. Arrived: Alaska, from New
Orleans. The ship carpenters strike yes
terday secured for them advanced pay;
they are now at work at 50 so per day.
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Great bankrupt sale of Dry Goods.
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IN POR
J. Legal Tender. Salli

RIVERS, WEATHER n BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, June 7, 1870.
The river rose I6 inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
II feet 3inches.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The case of the Louisville and Cincin-
natl Mail Lime Company VS.. the Globe In
surance Co4of CfReinnati. which has been
on-tri&f before Judge paft and the jury
for the past three weeksAwas closed yes
the full amount claimed, with interest
from the date of the disaster-thA eolli-
SION and burning of the steamers United
States and America III the winter CT iS69.
MS verdict is for s765S 81. There are
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WHITE LITTLE RED RIVE
ElIiOtt's white and Little Red River
ARc nR LEGaL TENDEF

For Helena, Friar's Point, DeValls
Little Rock. Hot Springs, Augusta, seui
Des Arc and J~acksOnpOrt.
The new splendid passenger steamers
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Wishing for our customers and the public
generally to have the benefit Of our recent
cheap purchase of HOSIERY AND HAND
KERCHIEFs, we will offer this week:
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ATTEND THE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
PICNIC. BARBECUE AND CONCERT,

ATJAMEs' PARK, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
s, 1870.
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DO NOT be discouraged. If you have
/ dyspepsia or any disease of the Liver,
there is a long life of happiness before
you, if you only use Simmons Liver
Ragu1atOr
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Howell, Wood 81 Co.'s. stock, Monday,
June 9th.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News stand, 1854 Main
street.
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B. BAYLISS & CO.,
Cotton Buyers and Commission Mer-
chants,
- ME--- TEZ-m~mnann
TAKEN uP.

WALTER N.
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
MemDhis and Arkansas R!y8r Packet
Company.
=cU. S. Mail Line.
spr1n= Arraneomezt

The Elegant Passenger Packets
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ArrY.GEN,L I5rH JUDICIAL CIRC'T.

FOR JUDGEI5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
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COMMITTEE ON ILLUMINATION.
D Kaufman, NJ COhu,
NJ Sartorius.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-21

DURING the progress of the fight between
France and Prussia the people of the United
States will be eager to hear the latest intelli-
gence from the scene of action, and the
papers that make the most efficient arrange
ments for receiving news will achieve both
popularity and profit. The New York Su1a,
with creditable enterprise, has engaged the
distinguished war correspondent William H.
Russell, ILL., D., to send it telegraphic des-
patches daily from the front by cable. The
Sun offered DR.. Russell his own terms. and
although the arrangement will necessarily in
volve great expense, there can be no doubt
that it will pay. No writer living has had 80
much experience in recording the movements
of armies and describing military manoeuvres
and battles as DIR. Russell, and although he
has blundered occasionally, as in several no
torious instances during the early stages of
the Rebellion in this country, he is generally
accurate and always forcible and graphic in
his descriptions. The New York Sun is
therefore to be congratulated on having Sc
cured his services, and the dispatches of Dr.
Russell from the front will place it ahead
of many of its rivals in the matter of war
news by furnishing the public with interest
ing, important, and reliable info rmation.
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BOLD BRIGADIER THOMAS has booted and
spurred himself for desperate effort to ride
into Congress on the back of poor little John
Chinaman. Catching firm hold of the pig
tails of the unhappy Celestials, he fancies that
he is too firmly seated on his Asiatic hobby
horse to be overthrown. In vain will Chi
nese gongs be beaten, toms-toms sounded, or
fire-crackers be exploded. The valiant rider
cannot be unhorsed. Fiery dragons cannot
frighten him, and all the hideous figures
painted on porcelain fail to appal his ardent
soul. Let Koopmanschap beware! THOMAS
has resolved that this beautiful land shall
never be desecrated by Pagan pagodas, and
ifhe is sent to the House of Representatives all
treaties with China must, of course, be in
stantly overthrown, the Pacific ports must be
closed up, and every hard-working Chinese
laborer must be instantly set back to his ma
tive land, except the unhappy individual
specimen of the prescribed race that is kept
for the political use of this ambitious Con-
gressional aspirant.
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A REPORT comes from Berlin that the real
cause of the present war is the failure of the
Empress Eugene to marry her niece, the
Duchess of Alba, to Prince Leopold of
Hohenzollern. If anything csuld dampen the
ardor of Frenchmen in the present conflict,
or intensity the anger of the Prussians, it
would be the belief that they are summoned
to bloody battle-felds to crafty private ma
lice of this petty description. In this age of
the world there is something dreadful in the
thought that any beings should have the
power to avenge social sights by the slaugh-
ter of thousands of brave soldiers.
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out his own ideas in the matter,
without regard to their likes and
their dislikes. 1t may be the privilege
of individual Senators to advise and recon-
mend certain appointments, but they GER
tainly have no right to dictate; and ne matter
what the custom of late years may have been,
the President was more than justified in con-
sdering the arrogant attempt of Messrs.
Sumner and Wilson not only to appoint the
minister but to control the policy of the
English mission, as an impertinence that The
interests of the country demanded he should
rebuke in the manner he has done.
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TRAVELLERS.

Everything belonging to Gentemens Attire
necessary to comfort in su nmer travelling can
now be found in full variety at Mr. WANA-
MAKERS Establishment on CHESNUT Street,
together with Summer Suits, busters, Linen
Overalls, etc. There is large assortment Of
valises Dressing Cases. Toilet Articles in travelling
shape, and Gents Furnishing Goods generally,
Nos. s1s and $50 CHEsNUT Street,
July, 1870
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s1- N o E
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE or
~ PHILA.DELTHIAA lila. AND READING RAILROAD
-. MAY %, is7o
MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON
Mr. Caroline Wunder Pottsyille II. o., Schuylkiu
TuBOARORA HOTEL
Mrs n. L Miller. Ivsss,ol 4 p : q Behuykin couatv
W. f. Smith. Mshanog Qity Z; @, schuyIk county
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
CHARLES Oulp Mount Carmel p. o.. Norhulnberlaad A
f. Mayer Reading FbQIlHsfa Il ol Hs5ts TSTYE FAIL
n'o'' "' 'eSt SENTRHt nsff hVfsTE VI ifnE' HALL S3pI
= ~ ssPfIf sPRfkd Mill Pie HEiGHTs, SSHHSs
Jacob II. Br sh. Oonshohocken p. o., Montzoms-y o.
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY, ~
IfTIz SPRINGS
george II. Gresderl Litz p. o., Lancaster county.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernersville p. o., Berks county
- GOLD STRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY.
EPHRATA SPRINGS.
John tredsrtsE Ephrata r o.. Lancaster county.
-, PERKI0MEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
n PROSPEOT TERRACE,
DE' james Palmer, Oollegevile L. O., Montgomery
~,. DOUTY HOUSE,
O9orge .: Burr, Shamokin, Northum berland county.
nxcurson Tickets will be sold at Philadelphia TO
o above points at reduced rates good for same da2
day. sO ~ w ~ 81 gms
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RATLROAD


The modification of the lease under which
the Pennsylvania Railroad controls the Phila-
delphia and Erie Road was consummated yes
terday by the consent of nearly all the parties
interested, the vote standing G3, 16S to 2717.
The chief opposition came from Horace f.
Clark, President of the Lake Shore and
Southern Michigan Railroad Company, who
was no doubt influenced by the belief
that the old lease would be more favorable to
the roads with which his father-in-law, Van
derbilt, is identified, than the modified
lease. The prosperity and usefulness of
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
hinge largely upon the ability of its man
ayers to compete with the New York lines for
the transportation of Western produce from
the lakes to the Atlantic seaboard, and the
late modification will render great assistance
ia promoting this important end. The rela-
tive decline of the commercial Importance of
Philadelphia dates back to the period when
New York established, by the early construc-
ton of the Erie Canal, superior facilities for the
eastward movement of the Western crops, and
the action yesterday may have an imp ortant
influence in facilitating the efforts Of the
merchants of this city to recover this lost
ground. The Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
has served useful purpose in developing
the local resources of an important section
of the Commonwealth, though it was for
long period totally neglected; but it has not
hitherto gratifed the great expectations ori-
ginally based on its presumed utility for
through traffic. The new arrangement how
ever, will give new vitality to these deferred
hopeS
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With the June Number HARPERS MAGAZINE en-
tered upon its Forty-frst V0lune. The Number for
August contains papers OF unusual interest and at
tractiveness. The leading article, ''The Raquette
Club like other illustrated papers that have recently
appeared in this Magazine, revives the associations
which formerly clustered about Porte Crayon's re-
markable character er-sketehes. NJ ID. CONWAY con-
tributes another OF his ''South-Coast Saunterings"
dealing this time with the old English cathedral
town of Canterbury. This paper, profusey Illus
trated will be completed in the September Number.
In s'The Electric Light" have another OF those
illustrated scientific articles which have done 80
much to acquaint general readers with the more
condite laws and operations of natural forces "The
Old Love Again, by ANNIE THOMAS, and ''Anteros"
by the Author Of 'Guy Livingstone" are still con-
tinued. In the September Number will be COM
menced "Anne Furness," new and brilliant serial
story, by the Author OF "Aunt Margarets Trouble"
"Mabel's Progress" etc. Besides the serials, the
August Number contains five very good short stories,
three excellent poems, and more than the usual
quantity of light and pleasant reading matter In the
shape of essays. "FrederlcR the Great" is still
tinued. This history OF the life and campaigns of
Frederick the Great is Of especial interest at the
present time, in connection with the war now OPEN
ing between Prussia and France. brief resume is
given another paper OF the early history of Colo
RADIO. "a Visit to Bangkok is an Interesting mar
rative beautifully illustrated. The paper on "Fe-
male Suffrage"-a letter to the Christian Women of
Amerca-will attract universal attention. it will be
completed In the September Number.
Regarding the literary excellence, the variety, and
the attractYeness of its contents, and the timeness
OF its occasional articles bearing current topics
the Publishers of HARPER MAGAZINE may conf
dently challenge for it comparison with its previous
record, and claim that it is fulfilling the promises
which they have made in the past
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine
FOR AUGUST, 1870.

CONTENTS
THE RAQUErTE CLUB.
ILLUSTRATIONS The Dismal w1dernesa-The
Professor-The Club.-The Rush for the Wilder
ness,@"Madam, l beg pardon; is this Deer
hcund?'I"IIaye .11l you no voture, no Barouche?n
to the Adirondacks-Afterg going to the Adiron-
dacks.-An English Tourist "Dolng" the Adiron-
dacks-An d!n Explosion.-"What will He do with
SOUTH, COAST sAUNTEKINGs IN ENGLAND
(Satnter PI.)
ILLUSTRATIONS :-Canterbury Cathedral-The
mndercroft,-Deyice. on Archbishop Morton's
View.-The Penance OF Henry IL-Ancient Etch-
ing Of Beckets Shrine.-Mosaics near BecSet's
Shrine-The Venerable Canon Robertson.
MY MOCKING-BIRD.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
1.LUSTRA ATIoNS Stage Effects OF the Electric
Lght.-Principle OF the Regulator.-rhe Charcoal
Points, Observation-Disclosures Ele ;tric Machine
The Electric Microscope.-N by Electric
Illumination.
A VISIT TO BANGKOK.
ILLusTRAT1ONs: The King OF Siam proceeding
in State to visit TIE nple.-The Royal Barge
Prime Minister of Siam.-King OF Siam.-A The
atrcal Performance in BangKok.-Court-yard of
tie Kings Palace.-A Prince of the Blood.-The
Heir-Apparent.-A Siamese Temple.-Pagoda.-
Gate OF Temple.
THE AUTO DA FE OF 1875.
EARLY HISTORY OF COLORADO.
TWO HEARTS.
FREDERICK THE GREAT.-IX. THE CAAPArGN
or MoRAvIA.
ILLUSTRATIONS The Young Lords OF Saxouy
on Winter Campalgn.-Map illustrating the
Campaign in Moravia-Frederck concentrating
his Army at Chrudim.-Plan OF Battle Of Chotu-
sitz.-Mara Theresa at the Head OF her Ar ny.
THE OLD LOVE AGAIN. BY ANNIE THOMAS
ILLUSTRATION The Private Room.
BY.PATHS TO PROS PERITY.
PLAYED TO THE END.
AMERICAN ARTISTS IN ITALY
AS EASY AS LYING.
TWO POETS.
ONLY CLODHOPPERS.
FRMALE SUFFRAGE-A LETTER TO THE CHRIS
TIAE WOMEN OF AMERICA.-rFd Part l.
ANTEROS BY the AUTHOR OF "GUY LIvCNGsrONE,"
etc.
HEARTACHE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
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aSFs T. ". Y,
~ No. 622 MARKET Street, is daily receiving
new designs In Diamond Work, nne Gold Jewelry
and Silyer-ware; also American and Foreign
Watches and has made great reduction In his prlces
n B.-Watches and Jewelry repaired by skilful
WQTkpeh ~ ~
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Tho Gazette says ~ enterprise 10 on foot
II bring large canal out of the Missouri
river, furnishing water to several hundred
thousand acres Of farming lands. II not
now, in few years, It will he done. Here,
TOO, in tho Deer Lodge Valley a. enter.
prise Of that character, will carry the wa
'crs of tho river along the bars ut tho base
Of the Gold Creek mountains furnishing
cheap and abundant water on hundreds Of
square miles at mining snd agricultural
lands that cannot now be mined or fsrmed.
Just as sure - hydraulics have superseded
Long Toms" where water Is available will
these canals he built, and pay. 1t may not
bcfor years, but railroads and men and money
will como, aud the rich gulchcs worked,
attention will DC directed to tho immense
Areas Ut mining country, that ct present
,pssces Of water, labor, and living arc 70.
, gardet xspsodt able fields for investment
What are scarce China diggings" now,
will then DO rcmuncrstive. and II ID In b.
ialf Of these hundred Thousands 'coming
men" whom God hes blessed with Amert.
can ideas, with . sense that our institu.
lions arc worth maintaining, and with b.
lief that when dead the soil Of America ID
good enough 10 hold their bones, that We
aeprecate the robbipg Of the better mines
by Chinese. =. .-ss.T.s ..Esyss
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Helena Items.-From the Gazette, Oct
10th: The taxable property of Lewis and
Clark county (uot quite completely ID g.
800, 900, and will foot up about q, 900, GOO
for tho year 1s70-larger by near half mil.
.'iaeShsn ever beforc-Mr. J. II. Myers,
of Pixies Peak gulch, who has been con-
fined to his room at the St. Louis Hotel for
some time past, 10 entirely recovered, and
returns home in few dsys--In the case
of Ed. Lovelock, the prosecution introduc.
cd two witnesses, and the defense resting
their case without introducing other testi-
mony, the jury returned verdict of mot
Guilty"-Dr. NV. Reins put in the low.
est bid foS keeping the patients in County
Hospital-$9.35 per wcek--Thc frame of
the Sisters Hospital is now up.
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important TO Mill Owners.

having been given to receive appli
cations for patent under the 'Placcr Act" Of July
9Th, lS!U Tho undersigned U. 8. Mineral Land Sur.
veyor, 10 to give information to claimants dc
string to avail themselves Of the benefits Of said Ac
ana make the necessary surveys. plata etc REQUIRED
to make entry Ut placer mines. Parties making in
quiries will please inform the size OF claim nun
bse OF partcs interested whether on surveyed or IN
surveyed lands: upon unsurveyed the distance from
the regular sn!yeys, aud the amount Of improvement
expended on the mime
surveys q mines for patent win be promptly s1ec
ted and Eattsfscti0n guaranteed. refer By psrmjs
sion, @ Waeh6uEn, 6urveyor General 1 B u.
man. Re9i.e.r: Nay; Reestyer; Alien D.sfort6,
AIT N y ~. Co, Helena; Kicker. X l. mine,
Helena: 7 Lowry, Esq, Helena; w Flowsss High.
land; and w j Danes, Deer Lodge.
Persons on the West Side viii please address ne at
Dser Lodge In caro- Of NJ. O. \ 01sunon.
W6l6m GEO. n FOOTE
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Virginia: From the Aonlanian, Octobc,
17th-Judge VIM. Y. Lowell will deliver q
lecture at Templars Hall Tomorrow evening
on 0eology-Mr. John Doucgan of Ne
vada. has completed his extensive prepara-
tons for working the deep ground of his
claims, after the method of Messrs. Taylor
& Thompson, at Helcna--Mr Jas Corn
Icy has just completed his mill in Quartz
gulch. The power is derived from Tur-
binc wheel Of seven inches diameter, under
. pressure OF 200 or 800 feet of water. 1t
will crush ores from the Pacific Lode.
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Another DiscOycry.-Wc learn that Mr..
Mcdonald this week made another discov.
cry on bar between Grahsm's and Buck'a
Clutches, about half mile from Treasure
Bar mentioned . few days ago. uc had
not yet prospcctcd 1t thoroughly, but 20 fal
" prospccted, It opens good. The Prsiri.
Ba' country is coming out under the in
hucnce of water like Good Templars-bct
ter than expected.
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Not LOST 1t has been published for 9
week past that Dr. G. NJ. Resm, of Black.
foot, Wa missing, and that foul play wa
feared. Mr.. Brattsn, just in from Black
foot, states that his whereabouts are known
10 his wife, but we did not ascertain the
locality. This appears to be such favor.
able time for finding lost people, that VIC
are prepared to hear the "Lost Tribes''
have turned up" with Congressional
election on hands.
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Land O0ace.

6o0ooy OCS0ocI 1SSbV S0sVs
-. Aas1cA CAzeTs.:-wnl yos please give notice that
tee has btcn received q this O6lce froo the D..
sesysr tho special guardians II tie Public Tmb9 q
Il 0nSd s!aies In this Territory and rs(ers thseseo
ssss Of promps and sSsssstlc sstjoa q 1sseins u
oesoilitss u this br0ach q y0sr 00cjAl duties,
tppressing spoljasjoas and holding o9soden -
-. accountability. AZ individual cases asise ard
eportsd, with your opsios thereon, sseA fsrsAG9
SmHeu0ns - nay b eeoposasy will b Etve6 yea
s,.a persons ars issetd1a b The lswU g - Vnieoa
49, from cuttlDg tAe tl0b6e UpoD ~ Pub)e Ia01A
Su sS Sesd ecsciae o. isohs; q q aay 1assF q
sysposss q merchandise, 81 shosA ESva1 t1s0sS.
'" 1cosoSa94. y. D. LyNAu, Raw1ae0.
= J. Mar, 2scqvoe.
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Transportation. - We noticed on the
street last evening twenty wagon train of
the Diamond r Company, on the way to
Soap gulch 10 transport fuxing ores to
Philipsburg The contract ia for 100 tons,
which the train will carry in two trips. We
hope with the acquisition of these ores the
furnaces at Philipsburs will roll out the
silver, that assurcdly a5idcs in the Speckled
Trout 3r# 10.