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PROPOSAL
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.


AFFAIRS FOR MONTANA.
HELENA. n r.. June sd. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS fin dsp1isatsl will 30 re- Re-
1874 for supplies required by the Indian Depart rnt
during the fiscal year. ending June w. 's'z' ~ ''
lows, viz: .
CROW AGENCY, ToRr PARKER, II. =.
1000 sacks Xxx and xxx Flour. "a"
225. 600 pounds tnet) Beef. ...'
5000 pounds Brown Sugar, &C sugar,
equal tn Siuart's c.
24.OOO pounds Rio CDffte (green.)
7S.OOO pounds Racon (clt o. sides.)
1000 pounds Family Soap.
1000 pounds SAT-. .'.s,.
a MIX FLYER AGENCY.
1850 sncks Xxx and Xxx Flour.
5000 pounds (nct, Be,f.
$1,000 pounds Bacnn f lear sides!
1880 pounds Brown sugar, a. sugar,
equal to Stunrt's C.)
5000 pounds Rio Coffee (grcen.)
1900 pounds Family Soap.
600 pounds Salt.
BLAcKFEET AGENCY.
1.4O0 sarks Xxx and xxx Flour.
10000 pounds, (he') Beef.
5000 pounds l,ac.,n. (clear sidee.)
12,O0O pounds Brown Sugar, 70 sugar,
equal to 8tuart's CO. -
5000 pounds Rio Coffee (grecn.)
5000 pounds Family Soap.
5000 pounds Salt.
PRICES TO BE FOR THE ARTICLES
DELIVERED. AT TIE RESPECTIVE
AGENCIES
Bidder. must state the prices Of the grades Of hour
The beef cattle will he received on the h"of and the
proposal. viii Ne received for the delivery Of any
Ill Of the above named articles, ut any one " a VI
Delivery commence Immediately, and to eontinne
from time Q tnne Ms may b: iequtied DATING the Ms
cal year rIGi'g June HOth, lS.3
All the articles furnished p,u-t be OF good merchant
able aud family quality, AID subject to inspection and
The unt. rsiyncd reserves the right to increase
diminish above quantities. II necessary ana to re-
jcct any Ill bids II such should be dec'ned
for the interest Of the GOve-nm ut.
Payment to b. made ut Washington. D. G.. on Ger Ger,
titled vou' hers. issued by the Respective agents. aId
properly appiOved.
adve. ti.cmn Mt attached thereto.
No bid will b. cOn-ideicd unless accompanied ny
w,itt'n gnarantee Il Nv" It-pon.ibe par'i. u inc
effect that it the bid Is acrep,e the bidder or bidders
will Immediately c.'ter into written contract In &C
cOidamce Herewith
Ronds wi b: required In the amount Of the bid for
the faithful performance Of the contract, with two "
more suctcs, whose efficiency must be certified To
By Init d States judge, q District Attorney.
Owing 10 the mpractcahiity Of getting to the Diff
tet A;snr ss . te %. . "n hsn IT the
la.t until the SHh Of April. 1914
Right il reserved that in the event OF failure To-
deliver these supplies as required. the undersigned
shall pure haze the rame IN open market ana the DIT
fetencc IN prices will BE- charged u the contractor
they will furnish the above articles u provisions re-
spestivrly at the following pls,e:. viz ..-
Fatn al Agency Fort Le%hi on salmon ID nor River
shell river and the vicinity Of tine nd tn Basin, by
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WELLS, FARGO T. CO.'S

..r O. EXPRESS. h' B.
Having opened Offices In nearly all prominent points
III Montana, are prepared u do L".
GE NERAL En- PRkNS Is MESS
TreHsuye and HnluHbtes, PuckAQes and
r...' FrsGht .s 1 .',-H r,.a.
OF an descriptions forwarded 10 an parts Of the word.
COLL ECTIO N s
made, and commissions for, sr.irrr
PURCHASE OF GOODS. FTC..
Filled with dispatch. 8. A. WILEY, Ag1.
DeerlIOdge. July ~ 16Rs9. #5 t%t2 @a SIT
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ADDlicatiOn fDx. Patent.

UAIrAD STATES LAND OFFICE, l.
r.Hf~rt #l. Nj Helena, n. T., Apsii Is, 1871. s.
NOTICE n hereby given that Edwin II. Irvine,
~ Conrad kOhIs and William Williams, have
this day made application for patent under the
act If Congress Ut DULY Sh 1874 for certain at Of
land dcssIihed ~ fGllO~s: Commencing ut quartz
rok lsxlOx4 inches. raid rock being rel for the north
west 1T raid claim nld being Two miles tIty
nine chains and eighty three links wet Of aud eighty
two chains south Of tire established corner to ctiOr
Is H. IL ~ in township NJ N. ranges 10 and II w
Of the principal MeSidiyn. Thence running = ~ deg
Is m w u chaihr u Quaitx IOck lSx1Oxl inches.
Themes II deg w ~ chains to granite etale axl2x4
inches Theme. 8 Dig w 1865 chsios u Limestone
lSAl6x1a usche., fsun which N Aspen inch In d,a
bcaia - dcg ~ m Uasi dist u Inks, aud Nh ASPEN
Inch da. beATeN4 ~ deg u I'm dit links. ThcLce
~ dsk II chais, ~ granite ssUne l4xl3x3 inches
Theses \ 6Geg " N b q chr b granite stone 9ax
1874 in. Thence n " Dig w II chs ~ quartz uock
s4xI4x1U Thence N y deg y n 4 lllO chs. 10
granite stoDe l6xI2xtie. T6ence N - deg w che
to the y h tsOf bxinnlug Tfs sauls 6eing upt0 un.
surveyed land - sccli0n No e, Tp N. II w. and
benY placer mlne eituated In PiOnees Gul mining
dtssi1cs Deer Ldge cUuty u. r., containing su area
NJ ~ 6s-lshs sc1es The adOinisk eiaiAnts are 1tc
B.stios har coHlapy. Bailey = Cs. asd Chinsaae. n
TIL tract i nose fully dsrcsthsd l. the notice AMI
disgr.m sled e this ece copss q which are p'-tss
spun The psemissS clauped All pessona claiming I'd
yseeIy 10 THE Application sso pst1sd % spt-ar aud
dls their protest ~ hsot tAs Gxpsasi0a v pinety
dayU from the date heFetl, ..tt ...,rF. Il , !.
- lo-i.'S-T0 ADD n. eANURRs, Recisees.
Pablishsd Apsil a. sud he Sd ,allff1 -h5.'.9
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lo5-d&wtA

Pioneer steam Mill, H.H 3ss..,g 81
MURPHY, KENYON d CO..
. = P.KkS tkAn and PIONEER, n T.
Fluming and Building Lumber Of the bert quality,
.. o .& ".-. '. . Constantly on hand
We will furnish any kind Of Lumber from our ya,d
or raw to order, promptly, and ...... .
....... CIV, ..g. WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice to Tax pa yers.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be meet
~ ing vi the Board Of County Commissioners On
Monday the Seventeenth day Qt July. 1871. 1T my
roll 1T deer Lodge county, Montana Territory. for ti
prcsent year, All persOIs feeling ag2ricvcd by snch
a..e-sent notified t. appear before said Board On
SAIL day. or said assessment viii BE- taken correct
Dccr Lodge City, II. T., July .. A y lS7i:
,rE- 'of =, ~ II. H. ZENOR
. li5-dEwtd Ii a r.. County Clerk.
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List Of Papers, Periodicals, Magazines, etc
FOR eALERY
stack pole q Fuller,
POST OFFICE STORE, DEER LODGE, MT.
WEEKLY.
MONTHLIES.

Atlantic Monthly, G Jolly Joker, VT &."
BallOu's Monthly, a. Budget u FINN,
Comic Monthly, Chimney Corner
Dcm0rcst's Magazine, Leelic's Ladies' MaRasiue
Eclectic Maeaxius, n Peters Musir1l Nonthly
Every Saturday, , phunny Phellvw, ,.'
Galaxy, ecribners Magazine,
Harpers Magazine. wild Osts, - I'M to
Overland Monthly, Yankee N0ti0ns. q, ..
uOwe's Mueical Monthly, Is gu s -
Any n he sbocs for $50 PER 9sdytey, . 1w ma
wtlkes' Spirit % pr ar. Wavrriy Mag. o per ar
Alta California, L0nd~n Graphic, % per a.
Gan Francisco bullctin Do ul,std NevsSG NJ al
Sacramento Union, do sf 49,. m =. $500
Any Of the above will be delivered to Subscribers 4,
thsis sespective Poet Ocea q ths pstos named pOs
tage prepaid. An subscriptions must b paid IL ID
.hTlS ~ sTACKPoLE I ~, LER
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Now York, ga terrible railroad accident occurred
on the New York and Newark railroad this morning.
Nv the collision Of two trains on IN open SWITCH al
Newark The engines were demolished and the first
and second OF each train tccscOped Both trains
were thrown from the track. The cars caught hre
from the locomotives and two Of them were entircly
consumed. -Four persOns were ki0ed aud nine
wounded. -
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SUMMONS.

TERRlToRY Or MONTANA. County, or DEE1 Lopez.
IN JCeTIcSs COURr or Com CREEK TOwXsRIr,
BgF0RE n SMITH, JUsTIcE OF TIE PEACE
H n. II. CUnnealy, Plainti3, 31lsaatI
George R.,berts0n, Defendant. 5s..ra "A &
+" Action tor ~ 81. tai1 N5yh 2't"A 'N~ s.. N-
The pss.pss u the Territory of Montana, to George
RObcstsOn Co., greeting: .ET-f sg=l =sss % sd
You are hereby summoned and required to no and
appear before me. at my Office IN Yxmhji City, ON
Tuesday the eixlseenth day Ut July. p 1871, ut II
o'clock N then aud thcse % answer TO the cenplsiEt
Of N. H. Connolly. now o. DIE IN my Ofice ip an ~
dity cents l$Al SOL and. Il y0u fan 10 app~af and
answer you are hereby not6ed tlat plaintiff will take
Judgment sgainss you for the ab0ys aassed esn md
COSTS u SUIT. ,....,.t !
= Witntss y basdonth ssh day Of July. AID. lszl.
PET |. j. a.ud5 izaf .+UH g1H n. SMITH, 80
" A10d M-ILnI aMn Justice Of the feace.
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DISSOLUTION.

DxSSOAOAxO
Tho partnership heretofore existing betwees the
undersIeed n the blacksnighiqx be6ineee 10 Deer
Lodge j T., nnd0 IL 1r0. no0o " RAsa 4 u :
lie N, r. THE day dssolvcd BY matsa ooassat Tbos
All accounts due the late arm viii Be paid 20 Thoe
Rhee and ~ 6nls sagainst 4 Win b eeetDedh y Nh
Parties having aocoens against TIE 1Sm requested
p present them iaAalsdiatsly. -..~ l....1g' atE
sit l,.a... s-pir 9o Ta0S1 y R11A -
Desr Lodge, Jay 70, isn. -
III COpa1'tnor1hips III
The undersjgped baye this day eGfsssd isto part.
uership under tke ~ oaln0of 0oL1no = Dowd. aud
will cOutinuc the backsmehin4 b0sl0es ae Tie sand
lumsgiy oecupla b. Rhsa = 0clAaa, TIE paespo-
ags q the pablic b respectfully a0lIcitsd.
+Tar'' Yss ItrYgf 81 IAla JOHN u Asl1AN.
"a DIR LsdsA Juy u, lo5l. go ~ t'fi .+Tsg2
In retiring from Ne above In rseeansaA NJ
ssccssseu&o r ~ fneuaD. Thy arD sx6sBl6s work
msa, a. HotAy o(sAat hAeeaI 1aeconags N1gueo(oes
BESTOWED On 9kM . 0claoA
l06H dEk THOA MIRA.
International Hotel
MAIN STREET. H1kkNA n. T
Henry wvtoeabsoAi RropsHo
II harvest - = - neelyu eanluinel
It1lS <0nEaAfK
tally Golieies1 81
~ .. sflo ,, a,isv y;oi is'aea ~ ss1l sSslI
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n. B.-we caution the public from purchasiss q
ket, hearing the name "Arion.' All eeaaiue Ann
PianOs bear the name Pstent Ari0n, and ca only %
purchased from our Now York War; Rooms. OF euS
authorized Agents throughout the United states.
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Ch!cago. H-The zS!bUHt's Warrington spccial
csMse, hss played shrewd trick on the AdministTa
tt0n 70 pcrrctuatc bic hold on Once When Nilroy,
hts succeeeOr reached Cheyenne be WAS taken IN 81
OF the salary paid and that Cheyenne In past:cuar
and Wyoming In general was 6sd place % nSigFaee
to- 90 great was The elect produced On 1ilrOy that
he LETT for the East On freight tran. rather than
QteQ Tor m expfeaa 49, -
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Long Branch Races.

Long Branch, Sat tho Monmouth Park races Of
tho Americas Club for purse, mile heats, the lrri
beat was won by Littleton, IN l:A7k; Hamburg ID,
SusSn Ann 3D. ChicOthc 18th. SecOlld heat, Susan
Ann lst, Chillicothe "a, Littlcton I'd, Hamburg 9Th
Third heat. Cbiliicothe lst-by length-Hamburp
-. Susan Ann ID, Littlcton 4th. Time. l:lSh
Fourth heat and Chillicothe lst-by half length
Susan Ann u, Littlet0n ID. Time l:4Sk.
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Read the Following Certificates In
Evidence.

Read the Following Certificates I'm
Evidence.
OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH COOPERATIVE Co.,
1873 Chambers st, New York, Jan. 81, 1871.
c. P. Sykes, Esq, Publisher Poneroy's Democrat l6e
Nassau Street:
DEAR SIR Having advertised extensively in
PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT during the past year and with
extremely gratifying results we take great pleasure
in saying that have found it TO be the very best
journal to advertise in.
We have advertised considerably in other papers
at the tine, but have invariably received the
greatest return from PoMERoY,s DEMOCRAT.
In consideration of the above facts, and OWN to
the immense general circulation and very liberal
rates of your paper, cheerfully recommend it to
advertisers. Yours very respectfully, &C.,
ORIN FRINK President.
S. N. CLARK, Secretary.
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THREE COPIES one year, to one post Office eve
writing the names of subscribers on each
paper, and 19x24 steel engraved portrait of
NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, to the getter up Of the club
which is printed on heavy plate paper for
framing and will rank With the choicest works
OF art In this country ......-- ............$7 so
Ten CoFiEs one year to one post office eve
writing tho names of subscribers on each
paper, and one copy for the year to the one
who sends us the club .................S oO 90
FIFTEEN COPIES one year TO one post Office eve
writing the names of subscribers on each
paperl, and 20x39 inch, proof print, steel en-
craving Of Washington, ON heavy plate paper
IN India ink, published by Herring, from
the original painting by Stuart, to the getter
up OF the club we having the only engraving
Of the kind in existence, as the plate is
destroyed. The engraving sells at S. $50 90
TWENTY COPIES one year, to one post Office 1--WE
writing tie names of subscribers each
paper, with an extra copy for the year, and
copy of each of Pomeroy's two books,
SENSE - and g NONSENSE, y TO the getter up
OF the elub- $40 90
THIRTY COPIES, one year, to one post Office I'VE
writing the names of subscribers on each
paper, with two extra copies for the year, and
copy CT each of Pomeroys books, Sense"
NONSENSE" and SATURDAY NIGHT"
new book just published, to the getter I'D Of
the club. .............. .................S6 $50 90
n MAS iyur In ,, ~.
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LIST OF CLUBS :

Read heJ ofto1ag LIST Of Gibbs recsivea a. ire Office
PD1ERO US DEMOCRAT for The month Of JnaucrY
ISL Mention IS made only Of letters
yer or more dollars, there coatd not Be space enough
t ne otots or ordinary nerspIpsr to mention tbe
Thousands '5hch rsceiged containing smaller Sans
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Pomeroy's Democrat

VIII labor for the restoration Of the Government and
ton for the benefit Of aristocracy not sympathy
with honesty or labor.
Thankful to those who in every State of the Union
and in almost every county of the United States
have 50 generously sustained PoMERoxs DEMOCRAT
the following
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If you cannot conveniently raise subscribers
enough to eptitle you to a machine, as premium,
send what you can, with two dollars for each sub
scriber so sent and the balance in cash, for such
priced machine as you may desire, when the paper
and machine will be sent as directed.
For example, when thirty subscribers ard $50 are
sent it will require s26 in cash, in addition to TIE
subscription money, to purchase s56 machine or ,
for forty subscribers and $50 GIG additional viii be
required to purchase the priced machine; and
SO on in proportion.
We offer these unrivalled machines believing them
to be the simplest most durable useful and esira-
giving working men or deserving women, oh snce
to obtain machine for much less money than in
any other possible way
In many cases few gentlemen might, by sending
their to us ss subscribers, receive for them
selves THE DEMOCRAT each week, and machine for
some poor widow or other deserving woman, thus
giving her the power to care for herself and family
and live independent.
Each machine we send out will be perfect, and of
the very best.
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Pomeroy's Democrat

more subscribers more friends, defenders readers
and circuators. We accept this rapid and constant
increase Of circulation proof that good in
tentions earnestness and determination TO press
forward the fight in behalf Of Democracy everywhere
are appreciated, and thus are stimulated and en-
couraged 10 greater exertions. To make
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paper has brought more letters and orders
than through any other advertising medium, and we
can safely say that out of every nine orders
that We receive by mail from parties who say thew
saw cur advertisement in PoMERoy's Dr,,ocp,
Most truly yours
GEO. Il. DUER
General Agent of the King Washer, 500 Broadway
AGENCY OF THE NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL L1EEp
NEW YORK February 81, 1871.
H. Y. P0merOy, Esq:
DEAR sIR--we take pleasure in stating tina. we
have always noticed the most marked benefit derived
from our advertisements in your paper and believe
it TO be Of the best mediums in the country to
advertisein MUssxLL ( PFrRAscu
General Agents of Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co, leo Fulton Street, corner Broadway.
New York
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-.
Correspondents
in this and other countries,
: carefully edited
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ABUNDANT CAPITAL,

UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR OBJ
TANNING NEWS,
wish y newspaper experience well known 10 the
world the public may rest assured that from this
time henc.forth
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Pomeroy's Democrat

PoMERoY. the editor and proprietor, who is now
intending daily paper in the city of New York, will
devote his entire time and attention 10 PoNERoY's
DEMOCRAT. Possessed of
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MARK N. POMEROY,

MARK n. POMEROY,
who is also chairman q the Democratic Labor Pre-
tecting Organization Committee for the United States
Address all letters On business connected with the
Office to c P Sykes Publisher, P. o. Box 5217, New
York City.
Letters on political matters should be addressed TO
NJ NJ Porneroy and if the writer wishes them to be
seen only by the person to whom they addressed
they should be marked private when, if AIr. POM
eroy is not in The city they VIII be forwarded to him
Immediately by mail express special messenger.
In ordering papers he careful to write the names
of subscribers with the pos-ofce county and State
very plain, that there may be mistakes in enter
ing names forwar ding papers.
Retail price Of the newspaper, when sold by news
dealers or newsboye SIX CENTS.
Additions can be msie to clubs at 81 per year.
Specimen Copies Sent Free.
In forwarding sums of money for clubs Of sub
scribers drafts or money orders should always he
used as If lost or stolen they be duplicated, and
no financial Ices will sustained by the parties IN
teresed.
G. p. Sykes. Publisher.
p o. Box 52l7, y. Y. City.
NJ. n. T.. March Il, ISii. No H.
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Pomeroy's Democrat

has more than doubled during the pas. year, and
every Democratic victory, matter in what part of
the country occurring, brings 10
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RED HOT FOR THE RIGHT.

MD hui OI TIE IIUHI.
Il viii make continued and earnest war against the
bondinterests OF this country or till taxation shall
be made equal, till the people shall rise in their
might, and, through revolution, escape from the
bondage they are now in, for the support Of the
thieves and robbers who control the Govern nent,
which originally the best but has become one of
the worst the world ever saw.
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So great has been the success Of publishing this
the 1st day of January 1869, that are enabled to
give the people of this country better newspaper
for 1871, than was ever before printed in America
The circulation of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-31
LATEST FROM UTAH.
Cases Of the Mayor, the Territorial
Auditor, and Others-Non.resi aut
Spirit of the MOrmous

SALT LAKE, Oct. 30-H. s. Eldridge, of the
Bank OF Deseret, and VIM. Jennings Of Zion s
cooperative Institution, were accepted as sure
ties on the bail bond of Mayor Daniel Wells.
The motion for bail in the cases of Stout and
kimball is still under consideration BY the court
The case of Clayton agt. Clayton, being an ac-
ton for divorce and alimony, Instituted by a
polygamous wife CT VIM. CLAYTON, il on the
docket for tomorrow. Clayton is territorial
auditor. The point at present raised Is a de-
murrer to the jurisdiction of the United States
Court, the defence claiming that matters of this
nature belong exclusively TO a Probate Court.
The plaintiff Is Clayton's ninth wife, and the
suit for divorce before the United States Court
cannot OF course be maintained. IL is expected
mat the testimony on the merits Of the case will
be curious, and If il be admitted that the plain
tin is the defendants wife, Ii will leave him
open to the charge of bigamy. The defendantis
only hope is that the demurrer win be main
tanned.
Bennett, who was found shot on the road near
this city Saturday last, is said TO have been a
horse-thief. A man named Jones ayows the
killing, and declares that he caught Bennett in
the act Of stealing his horse. Jones is under
arrest.
Everything is quiet tonight Aside from
what is said in the church organs, the general
expression of the Mormons is that of entire sub
mission to the law.
Cannon is very bitter, but Orson Pratt saws II
Will be all right so long as they do not fine him.
for he has no money.
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ATTEMPT TO FIRE AN INTERNAL REVENUE

ATTEMPT TO FIRE AN INTERNAL REVENUE
OFFICE By MISSISSIPPI KUKLUx.-A letter re-
ceived at the Internal Revenue Office from A.
Z. Shattuck, of the third district OF Mississippi
reports that on the night OF the sd instant an
attempt was made to burn his office at OkOlona
but fortunately the fire was eXtinguished before
any material damage was done. He adds :-'sThe
day before the U. 5. deputy marshal arrived
here with warrants for the arrest of a party of
kuklux. RENDERED him what assistance could
and f. W. Hall, my clerk, went with him. and
assisted in making the arrest. Five persons
were arrested, and were kept during the night
at my house. During the night the revenue Of
flee was fired, and there is no doubt but what 1t
was done by the friends of the prisoners, as the
town was full of strangers nearly all night. and
threats were freely made against the life of Mr.
Hall for the parth he took in the affair." and have
no doubt they will try and revenge themselves
in some way. Therefore would respectfully
suggest that it might be advisable to have Uni
ted States troops stationed here for the protec-
ton of United States property, as the excitement
runs high over arrests already made and TO be
made, and the office is liable to be burned at
any time"
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81 The nail manufacturers Of the xtiant,.
states have decided TO advance their prices AZ
cen per cent IN consequence Of the loss OF ten
thousand kegs by the Chicago fire.
sSThe complete collapse Of Chicago. and ,,s
nodesty induced by misery, Is nowhere more
3ers-" Probable Murder" -
The season for shooting mothers-in-lav in
indiana has opened auspiciously. The way IN
10 me ming Is to mistake the old Iady for kesr
burglar, and perforate her with q shotgun
~ The following Is the latest extract from
+" What Know about Farmine0; Cath yonr
butterflies late in August. Select the deen xsio,
'nesn ou"ouid get good, sweet. salable butter.
IL Is now believed that a large number of
me persons burned by the Chicago fire were
hleves, who, In their anxiety for plumber, re-
Of. N~'