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Friday, July IA. 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated In the city Of Memphis,
Shelby cOunLy, Tenn essee. beginning at a
STAKE on The south side OF Brad ord street at
the nor Invest corner OF lot No. g; thence
EOuthWardly with the west line OF lot Is $50
feet to a stake on the no tn lire OF an alley
that Is l6 feet wide, thence with the moth
line Of said alley 90 feet 10 the southwest
corner Of lot No. %; thence no thWardfy
with the west line Of lOs No o. I59 feet to q
stake on the south line Of Bradford street;
thence with the soUtlrline OF Brad ord street
easIwaI dIy so feet 10 the beginning, bein Z
lot No. y, Of Brad ord IS, Grim IA S and bIe-
phsnsOn 'ssu Ddlvis isiOn.
Terms of Sale-On a credit Of seven and
tWeive e and T. months, uOUes with ap-
proved security required, with Interest from
date. Lien retained TIL same are paid, and
equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Ha-dolph, Hammond, and Jordan, Att 'ys.
leI4
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NEW OELEANs.

CrEoIlSEATI, June Ia Cotton--demana fair
IaiddliRG Is1<als71zc- Flour In good demand
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
sWAYNE,s MAmm0TH sPRLNes.

Henry County, Tennessee,
JNHREE ANO ONE HALF Mills NORTH
[ of SpEngville Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. HaGas meet the
morning train from Mem his at the depot
Daily mail and express once there, No
g styls TO pay for at t. Springs but all
needed com iorts had, AMI the hUesg shades
and Rreenest park, and best a. most a0 nd
ant neral WaIe's or drinking and BATH
ing Board, by the month, but Sz5; by the
week SO; Oy the uay 81 % Address NJ e.,
REE, Proprietor, al Springvile ?. o.
B, nry county, Tenn, and letters sJS. for tue
Springs, 81 nd to hin care Pc sons gOt' g Up.
would 90 well frst 10 call on j Jadge Swayne,
10 Main street.. iel4
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Rawley Springs, Va. viii be regularly
opened for the reception OF visitors. on the
frst day Of June, 1871. situated as Il Is IN the
mountains Of the Valley, It is not only one
OF the most delightful summer resorts in the
state, but It's great curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water by Prof.. MAJ ett
OF the University Of Va, together with the
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove that It is "the Sprlnss" for suffering
females, but besides IT'S wonderful tonic
pro psrties as remedy in general debility,
anemia and diseases peculiar to 1emal 3, II Is
unsurpassed In the u eatment OF the various
forms u dyspepsia, and particularly for
those suffering from torpid and Inactive
liver, It's action upon the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt and decided. very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
This class OI troublesome diseases.
EaWley Is now cay OF access, situated only
twelve miles from HarTisonburR. Ghe presen I
terminus OF the Grange and Manassas sap
Railroad nom which point there VIII De Two
daily lines OF Stages, morning and evening.
Since last summer the bnildlUgs have been
greatly improved. as well as the road rom
HarrssonbuIg TO the Springs There is also
Telegraph ONCE at HarriBonburg. fne &C
commodatiOns viii be strictly hrsI-eiass un-
der the management Of Joseph n. woodward,
widely known as a hotel manager. .
kesldent Phys clans Gore on q N1Lilalns,
one or the other of whom VIII De IN atten-
dance during the entire season,
maTwa as RnARD.
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District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tennessee, l0th day Of June,
l87L
n he undersigned hereby gives nesieS ~
CalIrey, Of Memphis, shelby county atsts 1i
Tannessee, within said District, VINO mas oesh
Rdfudioated a bankrupt upon his own petl-
ffcn M fbe Dfafrlct Court 81 saiC plslrlet
i ~ C3 WOODBRIDGE,
srr Assignee.
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Time, 8:19.

Ia the McGehan-Myers murder trial
at Lebanon, Ohio, to-day, John Lynd-
ley testified that Carver, States evl-
dence, who testified yesterday,
bad made threats against Myers.
The defense will abandon the theory
Of Myers having accidentally shot
himself, and win try to prove that
Carver killed him.
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Jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, June 13.-The
FIRST RACE
was ior the Westchester cup, valued
at $500; two and One-quarter miles.
Glenelge, Helmbold and Peckness
started, and came in in the following
order:
NJ. Il. sanlord's Pockuess.......................1
august BelmOBt's GleDelge. ......... ......-..2
| ". r Bsbc0ck's Hslmbold..............--.-.-3 3
Time, 4:l53.
SECOND RACE.
Selling Sweepstakes, for all ages;
4 one and One-quarter miles.
Six horses started. and came in as
I follows:
81. Daniels Belmont .....l
". Npriughsld's Quiutsrd.. .............. 2
u. SWigerts Muskeetsr.. ...........3
Time, 2:l9.
Three OF the starters were dis
tanced.
THIRD RACE.
Premium $500; one and three quar-
ter miles, for ali ages.
Climax, Victory, Doctor and Il. y.
Connolly started. The race was won
bv A. Keene Richards Victory. The
horses came in as follows;
A. Fsepe Richards Victory ........-..........l
Climax.
". r. Rabcock's DOctor...-...-.. .....-,-- ....-.s5
Time, 3;l7.
II. b. Connolly was distanced-
FOURTH RACE.
Selling Sweepstakes, for three year
Olds; one and one eighth miles.
This race was won by Idaho, beat
ing LORD Byron, Vitesse and Kil0-
gTamme.
tssA
L0rQ by y1oh-s.. $500. ..s..-.H
Nllesss- -'.-'''' ..........,.s
hAlJ HLiAliiS ....s a
Time, 2;04t.
HURDLE RACE.
Handicap, foT all ages; one and
three quarter miles; premium, $500.
Two horses started, Julius and
AthlOne. Julius won the race.
81
Time. 8.19
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MARKETS
Bx EELB9RApH


NEW EOhk.
NEW YORK, June ll-Dry Goods--rhe mar
keJ Is generally inert, but buoyant, especi ale
ly FOR staple cotton goods. Amoskaag corset
Jeans have advanced 20 exc; Peppsreu
Die8ched do 10 I4c; Cords ACE tickings to
&c; Willow Brook Il . to 22c; EllerIon wa
ard bleached sheetings have advanced TO
l%sc; good dotO ll75; Dnyall bleached shirt
lngs now command lS1Ec. Stocks Of cotton
goods offering are Light for this season, hav-
ing beea bought up by the leading tObbers In
ant-cl patton OF an advance and by specula-
tors; hence all new goods coming forward
are held at higher prices, The prospects are
that all leading makes Of prints win go still
Etghpr
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TELEGRAPRIc SUMMARY.
naatinn Of Soldiers and saiInrs

MttUIg 0I oUIlItTs aNl oaHOIs-
NEW YORK, June 18.-Tbe third
annual reunion Of the Society Of the
Army and Navy of the Gulf viii be
held in Newport, r. l., July 10, 1871.
Lieutenant General p. Fl. Sheridan
viii preside.
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The following is the standing OF
West Point cadets Of the 1st class, as
arranged according to merit, and
officially announced to day; lst,
Mason; ID, Stiever; Cd, Ayres; 4th,
Russell; 9TH, Alderson; 9th, God
dard; 7th, Edmunds; sth Stewart; ;
9th, Morrison 10th, Davis; l1th,
&oOdrafi. O. A; 18th, Wyatt; 18th,
Mutt: l4tR, Bacon; 10Th, Woodruff,
= M; 10Th, Walker, l.. H.; 18th.
PorloD lsth, Kingsbury; 18th, Nave
50fb. Senawalker; 2lst, Mckinney;
~ Allison: 23d, Hickey; 24th, Rib
bef. 18th. Chase; 18th, White; 9th,
Rnor; 28th, Mansfield; 29Ih, Faver-
mann 80th. Robinson; 3lsl, Wheeler
~ Bush; 88d. Ward; 84th, Webster,
IN g. Al. ; Both, Guard 95thi Num-
lord 9Th. Grant; S8th, Townsend f;
Sofb' Hoag: 40tb, Roe; 4lst, Pardue.
Shore Telie was not examined, being
Siek IN hospital. Davenport was abb
sent and not examined.
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WALL STREET,

NEW YORK. June la-Gold dull; opening
aL liz54' selling Up 70 lE5s and closing at ll23E
Gll2Ai lOant were made DAT at ll94 per cent
Clearing $50 900 600 An attempt was made TO
corner, but proved abOTtlve, and II is report
cd there has been cheating IN the pool. Some
OF the mebers are selling ont TO the cliquss at
esterday IS advance. Governments are quiet
and shade lower than yesterday, in sym
pathy with gold. Stocks opened strong and
active, but money brokers LEFT the streets
early In the gay fOr the races. The market is
dui, but prices remain steady, e. peclally in
New ork Central and Western Union, both
of which seemed 70 be largely OVsrEOld. .
joe 81 for common ana S05S Tor preferred.
Nor hWestern became stronger late ia the
day, in consequence Of he closing Of the
books to.mOrrOW for the dividend. The mar
keJ closed firm, but dull; the cliQues are load
ed up with stocks and claim wiLn easy money
they can advance prices al any moment,
Money is abundant al per cent state bonds
are dull but generally Arm. Old Tennessees,
"a; new do, n. Sterling exchange, III. Gov
ernmt M oOnds Of 1881, l9Ss; 90 62s, 1926 do
ess, li2; do b5s, ll2i 90 new, A414i DO VS.,
ui54i do 5Ss. ll43Si lO-40s, l05tsi currency 6s,
COTTON.
REV YORK, June l3.-Cotton opened drni.
closed Gull miduling uplands, 8J3zc Flour
drW and demand fair et So l5@5 30 shipping
grades extra. Wheat firm and demand fair
for rad and amber at 81 63Gl IS. Corn scarce
and q m; esteIn mixed, 7tg7QTe. whisky
quiet az g414c, COHee in moderate demand;
Rio. l3@l6c. Sugar steady and in moderate
demsnd; Cuba, ek995Sc.
NEW OELEAEs.
NEW ORLEANS, June l8. Flour scarce and
hrmer; supernne, 20 S71SG6; double extra.
81 50; treble, S. 75G7 co.. Corn fTmer; mixed,
73c; white, 73Q75c. Oats, quoted at 6l@63c
Bran quiet, 81 30. hay dull primesl5 choice
SB@N 90. Pork quiet, but firm, at Sl7 for
mess. Bacon steady, quoted at IL 99<G95<c.
sugar cured hams are quoted at I40lbC.
Lard dull; tierce, l01SGl05<c; keg, ll5laii9<o,
sugar quiet; prime, l1zc. MoiaRssa duist.
feEmenung, 8094OG. Whisky dull. Western
rectihed, 60995c. Coffee, lss<al5I<c Bank
sterling l24; sight, z premium. Gold H.
Cotton iR stronger; sales, 1900 bales: good Of.
dinary, l6Z97o; low Diddlina, l75zals5<c.
N iddl1ngs l9H9lStsc; receipts, 2l56 baIes. 'eys
ports 70 Barcelona, 40g; Portland, 500 stock.
81 ,59s.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June i8-CottOn arm ana
higher; middiing lS5S9lg5Se. Flour is
q rn and quiet; extra IS z597. Grain Ia fair
demand. Corn, shelled, 68o. Wheat la qood
q gmand; choice, 81 556Jl 60. Rye scarce and
dTm at siGI o. Oals quiet and steady at G8c
Provisions firm, with an upward tendency
new pork, SO. Bacon, 7sS98991So. Bulk
meats &c less. Hams and lard UNCHANGED.
WDisky quiet AT sec Leaf tobacco higher:
sales to-day OF SO hhds; S5G8 for common to
good lugs; Is 59Gl5 Tor low 70 good lear; 5000
IS for me Leaf.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI june lS, Cotton-demand fair :
DaiddliRg Is1< als1zc Flour In good demand
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FEARFUL.
Two Persons Fail a Distance Of Six Hun
dred and ifty Feet

ROARING GAP, Wilkes county, n.
O., June IA young man, named
Atkins, and his wife, fell a distance Of
$50 feet from a peak in the Blue Ridge
mountains a few days ago. The body
of Mrs. Atkins was dreadfully
mangled, but, strange to say, Mr.. At
kins is still alive and hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
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FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOR SALE

TOHE5T RE TREAT, On Horn Lake Road,
I renowned before the war as q most mag
nldcenG TetreRt, Two miles south Of tbs city,
is nov odsred for sale. Property consists Of
Five Acres Of Ground, BOuse with twelve
rooms, large galleries around It, two gOoo
Clsl erns, Stables, Outhouses, etc An sur
rounded by a large forest grove, tutermin-
glto with magnolias, eyergreens, roses and
vineyard al loaded with the best Of "a uit; ;
asparagus beds, etc.
This property is offered Tor sale on reason
able terms. Title guaranteed. Inquire at
the preun fsea. AMANDA jacob.
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Trans Continental - It's Time Something
we're Done.
NEW YORK, June 13.-At a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Southern Trans Continental Railroad
Company, to-day, it was resolved that
q committee of three be appointed to
confer with the Texas Pacific railroad,
with power to negotiate with them for
the sale Of their property. The follow
ing were appointed rs such commit
tee: Edward fierrepOnt, 4. B. Hart
and Nj. Il. TraVers.
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CHANCERY SALE
.nAL 19TATD.

No. 2258 N. H.-Flr5t Chancsry Court of
Shelby County Andrew Henkert VS. Pat
rtcK Butler and Mary T. Batler-
EpI virtue OF IA lnUeriOCuIory decree en-
- tered in the above cause, April 18th.
1871. directing the sale Of certain proper y
hereinafter described, viii sell, at public
auction, to O r highest bidde-. in 'front.' OF the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, GreenlaW block,
second street, in the city or Memphis. Ten
ma IN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RUcKEYE SaLvE.

WE have just recei ed a fuI supply OF
w BUCK EYE 8ALQG. We shall hereaf-
Ter be fully prepared TO meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail
q. W. JONES & co,
Faf g5T Main atreaf
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HATS A80 ONRETS BEIOW COST

MISS EEGLI H, No. go MAIN STREET,
VI oilers her remaining 81 Oek Of HATS and
30 \ n Els below New york cosI. BOnneis
worth S8 sne Is selling or 81, and Hats worth
B5 FOR s5. Laoles are invited 10 call within
rna naEr thirty daNs .t-l4
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500 REWARg.

VII Be- pGii t1r "a 2 arrest and confinement
IA any II or nrlao o.
". r MIEGMEEA FOR EDNEEEKs
said Mitchell formerly hailed from Goa
homa county, Mississippi, but more recent
" from rhs neigh bOrho0d OF Augusta, ARK. .
Is about feet ~ inches IN heiEul, has dark
con- uieZion, black hair snd ay Is, with heavy
black eyebrows ana ts fond 0f tai inR
FORD, POTTER a Co,
ljeId2WIl 81 Uuiou stree A1emphia feuu.
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BONOHD & BULKLEY,
Land and Emigration Agency
Removed % elegant quarters Ia the
basement
Insurance. Building, s9 Madison ST.,
And cordially invite the public 70 an iDspeo-
tion Of their once ana salssroom.

IN addition 70 their extensive Registry OF
II n aal Estate OF PRIFA &c SALES, they
VIII az An early announcement, T. q ~ sll1sss
ATJcPJON SALE OF City and Suburban Lots,
Farms and Cnimproved Lands as tnsif
SaIeeroonns Tney nov control sad nave IoE
sale ovar l0l z. " and suburban 4 tss ana
r,earI77 q a00 f00 acres Of lands N Tennessee
AiabSr9- MissIeslppi and ArEansaa-
- Eurouaan Exchange ana - oQla El-l-
-, 80 "a md rom Al tuFopea1t poEl1
" .----5.5s 0ONOHfl q HfLl.lzi. :.
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RATES OF BOARD,

Per Msnth .,................,......S50 90
Eef " eek -'- - - ~ -
~ y ~ W
Children and servants half price.
The people of Memphis and the SouLn are
respectfully referred TO a. IL. Kerr, II. D.,
andT ID. WitheTapOon, D. D., botn OF Mnoln
have visited this celebrated virginia water
ing Place. A. y. 1kACAs Rresi-s
neI7l Board OF pirect0T5 b. springs 70.
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The following, from the New York
Democrat, involves the unvarnished
truth: 1.-TWO thousand active, Un-
prIncipIed Northern scoundrels Estate
prison convicts preferred) are wanted
to travel through the South, soaring,
rObbing and numbering people here
and there, burning houses and other
property. Pay prompt and no par
ticular danger. These crimes to be
charged to the hu kluX, and paid for
by the Republicans, who viii then
have something to talk about while
they are passing a bill to rob the
people Of millions Of acres Of land
belonging TO the public. For situa-
ton and information, address u. s.
Grant, President, and breeder of dogs
or B. 4. Butler, thief and coward,
Washington, D. c."
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TO BUILDERs AID cOETRAcTORs

urrF nave on hand LOT Or Extra FINE 1eF
w VoTi- CRATES. win summer t1pnle
r5--,,,.,e s7f1--ar and CIT Ftn1Bh. which We
s-s.- -Isfrsrn1 10 ed 20 dlapoBa Of laan oi-aa o.
cort All Who need anything lu s1is ll1-
v.iii e5d It 10 their luteTeat % 8Ea1lile ~
80 az We are detarmined 90 seq tne-a p
eiasa ont the let. -.-.., :. ..5sra-r-sr
am - .seeond slrest. -adalaa liloea-i
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
omo1a.1 Dravv1z1ss.
MAS0NIc W0TIcE
CHsMseR Or C0MMERCE.

A SpECT Al meeting Of the Chamber OF
n Commerce vita be held this evening at
clock TO consider and determine as TO Lhe
different routes through MRrsnaIl county
Miss sstnDi for the Memphis, Marion and
Sslma "a llrOsd
r. A PrNSON, President.
LEoN TRouaDATW spcrat4rv fels
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The June meeting in Narragansett
Park yesterday was favored with fine
weather and a good attendance. The
first race was for horses that never
trotted better than three minutes;
$3.50 to the first; $3.50 to the second; /;
500 to the third. Won In three
straight heats by Heathen Bloom, Of
Hartford, beating EastOn Berry, Of
Lawrence, second, and Bridget, of
Philadelphia, third. Time, 2:36; 2:373;
2:3S3. The second was for horses that
never trotted better than 2:26; purse,
$1,000; 1890 to the first; $500 to the
second $500 to the third. There were
six starters. Won by D. o. Creamer's
II. W. Genet, in three straight heats,
beating Thomas S. Carpenters None
such, second, and Z. Q. Whites Ed.
White, third. Time, 2:29i; 2:264;
2:2SR. The meeting continues.
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.rH00I, FOR NEXT FALL TA2al.-l7u
~ 4.-i5-e of ri1s scholarship and lpnE eU-
-,.,.-,,,es b, Z e nlaus cement Of eelQQ q. De-
i-s a. eiieiose iUeatloil 70 tna aiaplls9Ell els
81 a Fsulele Sam tnaTy % nlfn q ~ O = 9.iA
- > eh re OF one Al aasol2 -ati'ei e4ras 80
si--s ne be.st 70 ersueea. y neeofat cin - p
s5iv a Eood philosophical appal aiaas VIE
other requisites 70 t1or es4 ~ --L-.---- .
TruHfses or otners lsa1asl14 ~ a----i--Aa
fsaahsrss please aaar-ss - 49,, ro.--,,..
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AIIAE E0R ElsHERMEN.

The memphis and Mound city Ferry Packet
TRauTa a -
8. JAMES, Master.
Leaves Mound City s am, am, / pm, g. pm
Leaves Memphis An, Ham, 3 p n, pm
Hacks for Marion and the Lakes connect
with a. m. and pm. trips o. the boat. The
dshInRds very tine. H. N. BROOKS Will tup-
ply hshlng parties with convey sncs to the
Lakes, at any time, on reasonable terms. teIs
A CHEMIST With q long practical ezperi-
"a snce in the
COTTON SEED OIL REFINERY,
With FeVeral new, very valuable inventions,
and with technical i'm proFsments in the iul-
piem snts wishes % conneat with q house "a
lhla hna. address, II; eaoaFnar, Kaq., E
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOtdOo.

@GoOd quality and fair price. -ssR
336 MaIB Street, Memphis. Tennessee.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06
NEWS SUMMARY.

There are two hundred and forty deaths pei
week from smallpox in London.
The Gazette of June 28th, in London, Off
orally announces the ratification of the Treaty
OF Washington by the British Government, and
notifies all of her Majesty's subjects having
claims against the United States to transmit
their demands to the Foreign Office within six
months after the day of the first meeting of the
Commissioners to be appointed for the adjust.
ment of such claims.
The Communists are still engaged in placard
ing prOclamatiOns.
Gambetta is again coming to the surface
he has accepted the nomination to the Assem-
by from the Department of the Lower Seine
In the fight between the forces of Comma
dore Rogers and the Coreans the latter lost
live forts, four hundred and eighty pieces oil
artillery,-smal brass pieces,-many small
arms, so flags, and 243 men killed The Amer
leans had three men killed and nine wounded
Horace Capron Commissioner of Agricul
ture has sent in his resignation to take effect
August 1st
1t is reported that the Suez canal is filling
up with sand. The Porte recommended its
purchase from the company owning it, but the
khedive refuses to buy it.
General Stoneman is to be put on the retired
list at his own request.
A case has been appealed from Judge Bar.
nard's court in New York, to the Supreme
court OF the United States to test the consttu-
tionalty of the income tax
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06
MONTANA ITEMs.-The following items are
taken from our Montana exchanges:

MONTANA IrEMs.-The following items are
taken from our Montana exchanges:
The Democratic Territorial Convention met
at Helena, on June 10th; and on the 2lst on
the fourth ballot Warren Toole was nominated
as the Democratic Candidate for Delegate Il
Congress, receiving "a votes to % for Hon
James NJ. Cayanaugh. Mr.. Cavanaugh vii
stump the Territory in company with Mr.. Foote
and rouslng Democratic majority will be the re-
suit, as they are both popular men and fine
speakers.
Montana is troubled with regularly organ
lied band of petty thieves who came there
from the railroad.
Since the suspension of the Pick aud Plow
Mr. Ii. N. Mcguire, the editor, has gone to
farming near Bozeman city. He didn't go to
Clark's Fork
The Chinese companies in German gulch are
making lots of money. 1t is believed that they
will own nearly all the mining ground in the
gulch before the close of the present season.
The big crickets are playing sad havoc with
the crops on some of the ranches near Missoua
The Netr North Vest which has heretofore
been an Independent paper, will not "tigh,
IL out on that line" but will be strict Radical
party organ from this time on Capt Mills
nus Always uc'u a hcPuU!icail, aHu having
4" changed his base" from Il position of neutral
ity Ia that of n helligerent. he will no doubt
render the Radical party in Montana efficient
service hereafter but he is on the losing side
as Montana is thoroughly Democratic, and we
hope will ever remain so.
The Radical Territorial Convention to nom
mate n candidate for Delegate 10 Congress
met at Helena, on June 2oth. Hon WIN. II
Clagett was doubtless the nominee. IA he had
little, II any, opposition Tor the empty honor oil
4 nomination.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

DIsGUsTED.-Old General Spinner, who
went to Europe to negotiate our new Govern.
ment loan, appears not to have received flat
tering reception. He called on the Rothschilds
at their London banking house and was kept
waiting so long in the anti-room that the old
Treasurer took his hat and left in disgust, say
ing "that they did not treat dogs that way in
America"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

SUICIDE.-Hon. VIM. A. Yates, late Speaker
of the House of Representatives during the
sixth session of the Legislature, committed su.
icide at Silver city, on last Friday morning, by
shooting himself in the head with a revolver
the bullet entering his right temple and killing
him instantly. Financial troubles, it is believed
prompted him to do the deed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

s,,,N RE'-By this mornings stage Mrs. A. D..
~. VIII 'ake her departure for San Francisco,
ar,a..-' up her permanent residence. Mrs.
q, ,o.., oeeh one Of the brightest ornaments OF
!,st.r '',eie and 1t is with regret that we see
49, ie4Ve. The best wishes of wide circle
Il u,s. -4ano go with her on her journey. and
s4.,sSA We nope that health and prosperity may
e1,,ri., ~'ough all the future. She will be ac-
rlrr .A' az Boise City by her husband, who
1ss.,, among US attending to his mining