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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
ORR ETRTAE Policy.

Hon. Thomas Fitch lately gave a public
lecture in st. Louis on the Indians Of the
West, in the course Of which he is report
ed in the Times as saying:
A 1.-THE of the millions spent on the
worthless Indian would send all these poor
people out into the far west, into the great
west, where none who vii work need
starve. Horace Greeley bad advised y0u0g
men to 90 Yves, and for that advice alone
be ought 10 have been elected President.
On the head waters Of the Arkansas there
is room for three millions Of paOple and the
cost of one year Of our mistaken Indian
policy would suffice to send them there,
while the cost Of one year of orr Eastern
prison system would suffice TO keep them
there ill they had Iuad5 sslf-suppOrting
houses. The speaker was utterly
am 2sd at the patience Of ST, Louis,
Memphis, Cairo and other cities Of the
Mississippi Valley that they should suffer
tire fairest territory on their wes5
to be fenced from settlement. Whit
would Chicago say if Southern Illinois
were converted into an indian reservation?
The money expended in troops made ne
cessary through the present system would
suffice TO take every Indian to New Eug-
land and plant them where the hdmauits, :
iaus would have 2 chance Of daily converse
with their favOIites, and The land would
then be thrown open To settlement. Let
the Indian take his chance with other men;
if willing to work he should have toe same
privileges as other workers; but if not, let
him starve, let him encounter tie fate OF
the droDe; if be persisted in behaving Ike q
drone-let him die. THE best policy in
lresting Indians was 20 place. them strictly
on the same level with white and black
men, giving them rights ami privileges IS
they get them, as The meet Of honest work.
Let the Indian have lis quarter sec
ton as any other citizen bas it, on condi-
ton that be cultivate it. The speaker con
Guided with q glowing peroT1iOa eulog,z
ing the American pioneer and depicting the
future greatness of the country OF the
West"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

I Will SELL FOR THE BALANCE OF
l the year my entire stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes at the following low prices:
Fine silk Vcl0urs, all shades, reduced from
81 70 10 SOC. genuine irish Poplins Is per cent
lower than any house in the city; japanese Silks
80 to 75c; Satsens and Empress Cloths, new
shades, cheaper than ever; Black Alpacas 2Oc;
d0uble-faced silk hnish Black Alpacas SOC worth
75c, silk warp Black Alpacas at Soc, worth 81 %.
Received to-day, large invoice of fine Striped
Ottoman Shawls and Scarfs 33[ per cent less
than any house IN the city; Canton Flsnnels
i2Kc; Rll-w0Ol Red Flanneis Csc; Opera Elan
Rels all c0'oTs, soc; large assortment of CASH
meres and Kentucky Jeans, for men and boys
wear. very cheap; Dest quality I0-4 Sheeting
Is =; two yards wide Red Table Linen ST: "a
Wamsutta Bleached Domestic 1Sc; Hill Semper
Idem BlesChed Domestic 15c; Blankets and Elan
nels at reduced prices; 600 pair Kid Gloves re-
duced from IS to 40c; fine Whalebone Corsets
75c; real handmade COrsets 81, worth 81 5; a
full line OF Hosiery, Gloves and Notions always
on hand; ladies' and misses fleece. lined Hose
cheap. hfUES.
Ten thousand dolla s. worth of ladies', misses
prices; 500 pair Ladies' Pebble Goat, Oil Goat
and genuine French Aid Bottomed Boots at s.,
sold all over the city for SIS; $50 pair Ladies'
Side-laced French K d reduced from "a to $3.50;
800 pair Ladies' Side-laced Lasting Caters re-
duced from So to 81: a large stock of Children's
Coiored Shoes at half pfice. Ladies, call and
will save you 30 per cent on your purchases.
N. McLAUGRLIN,
q Public Square, I'd door from Deaderick st.
nOy17 At sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
MEDICAL,
COAL AND COKE.
CHEAP CoALI

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
Ii spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known ..
the St Bernard Mines, On the Evansville and
Henderson Railroad, and having cont, Of the
disposition Of said Coal all south of Springfield.
Robertson county, Tenn, we ere determined %
furnish Nashville, Edgeheld, and the surround
ing country and towns 80 cheap ss 70 put nres N
the reach Of the poor as wen sc the rich.
We can furnish superior article and ebundF
ant supply.
OFFfOELOornar Union and Oherry streets.
iaeH MADISON 8TRATTOH q 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

THOSE who are so quick TO declare TIE
Democratic party dead seem to forget that
Democratic principles we're not defeated in
the late election. The defeated candidate
is Republican aud he made the race on
Republican platform, and the official returns
as they come in show that fully one-third
of the Democrats did not vote for him in
many of the great States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

4 CORRESPONDENT of the Memphis DIP
peal, writing from Jackson, calls attention
10 this significant fact:
"SiRce the Democratic party obtained
possession Of the State government of Ten
nessee, the taxable property Of the State has
been increased ST0,000,0O0, and the State
debt has been reduced near SZ0,000,000."
The writer adds: "This has been the re-
suit Of the Democratic rule, aud yet there
are many who rejoics az its overthrow"
But It has not been oveTthrowD. We have
elected the Governor and a majority Of
both houses Of the Legislature, but lest
most Of our Congressman through divisions
and 2 multiplicity of candidates that should
have keen avoided. But we are in posi-
don 10 Gerry On the good work which has
been so auspiciously inaugurated under
Democratic rule, and let US apply ourselves
20 the tssk as becomes patriots. Let US
FORGET cur divisions ard GO 10 work in earn
est to build up tie material interests and
stren,'tar the credit Of the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Notice,

ON THE Sd DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT L
~ vii sell on the west side of Richland Creek,
on the land OF ChaS. B1sley, deceased, about
forty barrels Of corn and about twenty barrels Of
irish potatoes, the property of James U. Scales,
deceased.
All those having claims against said estate
must present them for payment in accordance
with law, or they viii be forever barred.
Q. HEO. SCALES, Administrator.
nOv17 1W#
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

THE Memphis APpedI states that Mrs
Virginia L. Minor, Of st. Louis, Who prose
cutes in the United States Courts an inqui-
~ into the rights Of women IS voters under
the amended Federal Constitution, is 2
daughter of the late Rt. Rev. Bishop Otey,
Of Tennessee. She presents her petition,
associated with that Of her husband, Judge
Francis MiucT, protesting against the con
sitntionsli;y Of the registration laws Of Mis-
souri,, and asking of the Circuit Court of the
United States an adjudication of her right
10 vote rs a citizen of the United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
The Sale Of the Sanford PrODerty

FElHE SANFORD PROPERTY IN EDGE
i field viii be sold on the 25th instant. The
beautiful lot on Oak street has been divided into
small lots, mostly 80 feet front; but the whole
will bs offered in body, and if not sold, will
then be sold by single lot without reserve, to the
highest bidder. Gail and See plat.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR g. WEAKLEY.
1t ii. G. SCOEEL, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

* estimating the future Of the Demo'
cratic party, the fact that about one-tbird
q its members did rot vote in the late cleo
ton in number of the larger States,
should not be lest sight of. Eff
fsctive organization and acceptable men as
candidates viii draw them out the next
time and Give MS the victory.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, says under date Of
Nov. Il:
"The mention Of Judge Settles name in
connection with the vacancy to be caused
bv the retirement CT Judge Nelson from
tie Supreme Bench, causes the greatest ridi-
cule in legal circles in this city. Whatever
may be he Presidents political preferences
It is not believed that he viii FL the New
York judicial Circuit, the first in The SEIZED
ule in point Of importance, with a mere
politician from the backwOOds Of North
Carolina"
Some judicial appointments that Grant
Las already inside caused equally as gres,
r;dicule when The subject vas first men
ticrel. The unftness Of sn individual is
10 reason Why Grant will not appoint him
10 Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Large PeremptOrY Trade Sale

- EATMAN. SHIELDS & co. WILL SELL
1 Tuesday morning, 10Th November, com
mencing at 9H O'Clock, general line of fresh
winter staple and fancy Dry Goods in ct, at va
riety, which must be closed ont to make returns.
Will be added invoices of Hats, Clothing, Trim
mings, Notions and Variety Goods, making Alto
glthsr en- interesting and attractive sale to deal
ers in goods, al popular prices. novlT tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

Iris remarked as a singular coincidence
that the Boston fire occurred at the very
sane hour and on the same day Of the
week and month as that which destroyed
Chicsgo. The Only difference is that one
happened in October, end the other in Nc
Nember.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
st. Louis Short Lime.
81. LOUIS AND NUTHEANTERN RElT
CONSOLIDATION


30 20 200 Miles tire Shortest. and Eaz.
eras Hours the Quick est = Oufa
10 50. Louis, aHo all Points
IVES = and NORTH.
Time to ST. Louis only I5X Hours.
TIME TABLE, IL EFFECT SEPT. %. 1870.
st Louis Through Express leaves at $50 A.
NJ, and arrives at St LOuis 1000 p NJ
HOpkinsvile and Memphis Express leave at
1:4o 7. M; arrives at hoUkinsYils $40 P. n; ar
rives at Memphis 2:45 A. NJ
through Tickets on sale TO all points West
and North. Baggage checked and an fnforms-
tlon gwen at Transfer Office, Maxwell House.
and at College Street Depot
ASK for Tickets via f'St. Louis Short Line,0
y. +. BOYD, General Superintendent
W. b: DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l.n.0O0O,>yyO00DoON
Owner Wanted.
A DOUBLE CASE GOLD WATCH

has fallen into the hands of the police, which
the owner can get by calling at Police Head
quarters and proving property.
DQVTT IF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

IH October Harusnft received e927s
votes in Philadelphia ard Buckalew As q;
in November Grant received 6S,792 and
Greeley q 4O7. Grant fen below Hart.
rant 4sG, while Greeley fell below Bueka-
lew Is 434.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
A Rare Chance for q Physician.

A PHYSICIAN IN WEST TENNESSEE
"A offers for sale good practice in pleasant
village on q railroad, with fine educational and
church advantages. Also his property, consist
ing of Residence and Office.
Address, at this office,
novl5 d1wSw4W A PHYSICIAN.
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President Grant carries thirty Ststes
whose electoral vote is SIS follows:
Horace Greeley carries seven States
-. 100 nra nc fnllnN-s.


There have been several Presidential
candidates worse defeated nthe number Of
electoral votes than Mr.. Greeley. In 1892
Henry Clay only had 40 votes. In lS4O
Martin Van Buren,, running for reelection
~ President, had but GO votes. In 1852
Gen. Winfield Scott had AZ votes. In 1864
Gen. Mcclellan had but 81.
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Any information in regard to the same may
be obtained by applying 20 j. +. PENTECOST,
No. AZ Deaderick street. The Committee will
reserve the light to reject any all of said bids
j. F. PENTECOST,
novI6ot Chairman Street Committee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

TIRE Mon, gomery Advsrtiser states that
the Democrats have carried both branches
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Monday, 18th November, at
I2 o'clock M,
Tuesday, 18TH November.

Contract to be awarded to the lowest and post
responsible bidder. Contractor expected to COM
mence work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Notice to Contractors.

T WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR BUILDING
i a Sewer, 3 feet by feet, ON Church street,
commencing at Hills alley, running west to the
dividing wall between the property of DR.. Paul
F. Eve and e. W. Cole. Bids to be made so
much per lineal foot. These bids will be open
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

oftbe Alsbsma Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17
Boston Calamity
As ft has ALI others dnring the past
Sixty Yesrsi
Losses under 100000,
And all 10 be promptly paid.
FIRST DISPATCH.

HARTFORD, Nov. 10, 1S2.--G. F. BIssELL,
GenI Agent Chicago: Our entire amount at
risk in the burnt district and vicinity is $780,
OOG. From the Latest information received our
probable loss is about $500, 200. The Old Hart
ford has S2,355. 900 assets, and viii meet her
engagements promptly as it did at Chicago.
GEO. L. CHASE, Prest."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-17

Hon. Thomas Fitch lately gave a public
lecture in st. Louis on the Indians Of the
West, in the course Of which he is report
ad in tIa Times as SAVING.
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1j-Tho trains OH
the GENITAL Pacific were delayed twenty
four hours by . cloud burst, washing away
the track, near Boca, Nevada. All is right
again.
H. w. Guthrie, aIas Club. foot, was
literally torn to pieces by two charges IF
buckslut fred from . shot gun by Lew.
Ferote, u Eureka, Nevada, yesterday. An
old quarrel.
James Lyons, formerly dnr.kecper Ut
the Olympic theatre, in . quarrel over n
game Of cards at saloon In MiNna street,
San Francisco, shot James Muir, plumber,
twice III the breast, intlic,ing fatal wounds.
lie wss arrested and SION after his arrival
1t tine calabOOse, fell dead from heart
disease.
Sam. Plat, we'll known criminal lawyer,
aud student Ut Hon. John NJ Clayton, oi
Delaware, died here suddenly yesterday.
The Bulletin, Chronicle. and other Repuh
lican journals, urge the Republican STATE
Committee O prevent George q. Gorhan
from taking any part in the campaign l,
California, believing that bis interference
will lose the State 70 the party.
SALT LAKE, July Isl. N. Orr, Chair
man of the Territorial Liberal C0mmit,e
has issued call for Territorial COnven
ton ut COrinnc, on the 25th inst, TO nom
mate Delegate to Congress against Georg
@ Cannon, Mormon.
The Elk and Utes are troublesome IN
threaten Q general war on Southern Utah.
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Carl Schurz will stump i've of the South
ern and Western States for Greeley.
The New York Times thinks the Dem
cratic papers ''have great confidence in the
shortness of the popular memory"
Peter Cooper Is not . Greeleyite. He
said to World reporter "Greeley, oh no !
with laugh.) l cannot 60 Greeley. Poor
dear old Horace good man - ever lived,
but not fit to administer government; bless
you. no; believes in every thing and every
new idea; its mistake putting him for
ward"
A Democratic editor In Iowa indorses
Greeley. but rises to explain in the follow.
ing candid manner:
I'm playing now my highest cards,
I've laid my pile across EN-:
I'm out of money, out of meat,
I've got to 10 that 'possum."
Eating cat pie and calling it venison, "
10 the way the Mobile Register, democratic,
defines the unss worry process Of swallowing
Greeley by the democracy.
| The Nation says that there IL nothing In
sacred or profsne literature to which tn,
nomination of Greeley by the Democrat.
can be likened, except the rush of tn,
swine, in the New Testament ''down ,
steep pace INTO the sea-" when the devil
entered into them.
Henry Fish IL the cold water candidate
of the prohibitionists of Michigan.
The Greeley men have 6zzicd in two at
tempts to rslify in San Francisco.
There were two more ex Confederate il
the Philadelphia than in the Cinema,
Convention.
The latest tip for hats announces o,
white satin that SO and 50 has the exclusiv
right TO sell the hat in such and such a dis
,rict, and below is apparently a picture Of
snake tossed and distracted by . sever
whoopiug cough, but which is really I'll
signature of Horace Geeley.
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Mr.. jas. NJ. Ashley, Ex-Governor Of
Montana, made Liberal" speech at To-
ie.lo the other evening. His hobby against
the administration was Opposition to cen.
trs!izing power" Less than three years
ago MI. Ashley framed and urged hill in
Congress which should give him Is Cover
nor of Montana absolute power to appoint
all Territorial, District, and County Off
GERS. election boards, etc. II was killed ia
Congress. He now inveighs against &c"
trnilsation Of power. or such 10 . Liberal
ism 3"
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NOTES or the DAY.

Stanley has left Por, Said for England.
President Grant returned to Washington
to-day.
Tammany is going to ratify Greeley &
Brown.
General Tom Thumb and wife have ar
rived in Now York.
Marquis de Noailles, the new French
Minister, has arrived ~ New York.
VIM Laurence ia nomina ted by the Re.
publicxns Of the 9th Illinois District.
Stokes counsel say they have no intcn.
ton u try 10 get him out b"nail At present.
Gratz Brown is going to the sea shore for
two or three weeks 10 recover from his
cherries.
A ROAD steamer has hccn tried for towing
the Erie canal pOa,s. 1t. draws thee bouts
ut double horse speed.
Tie negroes at Raleigh, N. c., severely
beat two ut their race who served us Mar.
shals ut . Greeley meeting.
California. in spite of the frosts, will
manage II squeeze out 6, DOC, 900 gallons OF
wine, and suggestion Ut brandy.
| 1t is hoped that the temporary misfortune
Mr. Joe Jefferson has met with in his eye.
will not seriously effect his Wrinkle.
The New York Heruld contrndicts II.
former statements that General Banks had
gone over to the Liberal Republicans.
Dan Voorhees, accepted the Democrat.
denomination in the Terre Hau,e Dis.ric
and agreed to swallow Greeley. Poor Dan
lie made blaye Resistance, but the Ea:t,
lash conquered him.
A "calI" las been simultaneously issuct
in New York and Cincinnati for u b"lting
Democratic Convention, in the event Ot
Grcelcy's nomination 1T Baltimore. Th'
old Kentucky war horse. Col. Blsn,on Dun
cana politician IF great experience ant
innucnce-hcads the movement, which
destined to spread.
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The Gazette asks what has Clxgett don {
for Montana? and tries to heli,tle his
labors. We answer: more than any other
and all other Delegates Montana has sent
and next week We will prove It conclusive
~ to every unparalleled man. In eigh
months he did Montana more good than hi'
predecessors did in eight years, and Mon
tana wants more of it, and will have it des'
pite the Gasesles frantic efforts to elect III
editor.
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We are Informed that until recent
date no precinct had been established by
the commissioners Of Bcaverhead ut Vip0nd.
As there are forty or fifty voters there, and
the commissioners were petitioned 10 es'ah
lish precinct, il would be gross error if
it were left out, compelling voters to ride
forty miles to vote. We trust it has been
duly established.
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We agree with the Nsw NoRrH. wssf
that Il libs disfnnchistng lew) % mon
sirOus wrong inll,ctsd upns those who
have declared their intention 20 uccome
citiseue with0ut excuse o. pa!Iias!on. Ano
if this amesoment was Paseee WA W"
IN tafraciee 4he s'French, We!ch, ana ~
In nsonisw Who voted for nf. Clagest, =
our cose,mporary silegss was THE inssse -
~ voe,H be none lie leeo yepsu1oooobse
Bat such c,ap-,rap - this , ~ meces
boeh.-RIsasss, liza
Il now bslae kaown, aad ~ eAs1sag'
III deslal, thas II. os0ly nov osvsllsl
= oauiss % lajoe 1lagasnis, ~ dssw -
IN vitA 1T speci1e oa5ees = vlevs =
~ - Rissep y - posisssa I10e !
| = .saoshS shsst y = ~ - ~
-. Dusesnse Il - y aaehee = -
- heosGG IS
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TRE DIS FRINCHZSEAENT.

The popular iudignatioa excited against
the disfrauchisement Of declaratory citt-
seps BY the last session Of the Legislature
10 developing the facts concerning It, and
with disastrous results to its authors.
Il 10 . matter of record that the bill was
introduced by Cbas. A. AcCabs OF Deer
Lodge, but he Was not the author Of 1t, nor
do We know positively that he was aware
of the disfranchisemeot it imposed upon
dsclaratory citizens, although the Inference
il strong that he did. The bill was drawn
by Harry Comfy, Speaker of the House.
To disprove the claims Of the Gaseets that
the disfr.nchisement was probably mere
oversight in leaving out portion OF the
sentence, or the innuebdo that It was man-
gled by the engrossi"g clerks OF purposely
and perfidiously altered BY the Secretary
We have positive knowledge that the atten>
ton of Mr.. Comfy Was called to the mat
ter and it. consequences pointed out Y
him by an Irishman who uoticed the omis
sion, and that Mr.. Comfy replied ~ t"ss"d
Cd 1y 4 70 keep ahs Ssssds and Da~A ahe
could come ,p.tA ass N. r. r r from eosisg
II NJ. Comfy thinks this 10 notso let bin
place himself on record In contradiction o.
il. and We will take pleasure In convincing
him that be did cay It
Hera then. NO have IN election BIZ
drawn for the express purp'se OF beattn
Clagett, and to insure that result the Legta
lasure, unhesitatingly aud premedisated'J
wrested from two thousand voters OF Nor
,ans their hitherto accorded rights of sui
frs9e because larger number Of them wei
known TO be friends of Mr.. Clagctt, an
the inference was that large proportion
their countrymen, some of whom were 81
pected on the line of the N. p. r. h. tn
year, would share that feeling. Voters
Montana, will you encourage BY your SUI
port such reprehensible prescription Il
partisan purposes or will you rebuke
by electing the man It was designed to d
feat. by extreme exercise Of powers COME
red on the Legislature, and send men
the Territorial Assembly who will resto
to your disfrauchised fellow citizens q
rights you enjoy and they are entitled
;. by right, imposed duty, payment Of TAKE
; and previous exercise Of franchise! 1t
with You to think and decide. Any Leg
ls.ivs aspir.nt who will not pledge hims'
to It's repeal should be defeated ut the pol
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Appointments Of WIN. Il. CLAaETT.

We are authorized by tho Executive Committee u
announce tina. Hon. VIM Il. Clagett win speak At th'
following time aud places:
MIssouLA. Monday July IS.
CORVALLIS. Tuesday July 10.
PulLIpsBUno. Thursday July IA
ptoyEEn Friday July TO-
DEEs LopoE. saturday July %
BAxNAcK. Monday July %.
AR0ENTA. Tuesday July q.
SHERIDAN, Wednesday July -
VIRGINIA, Thuraday July Is.
BozExAx, Saturday July q.
CALLArix. Monday July -.
RApERssUno, Tuesday July %.
DIAMOND, Wednesday July 81.
JErFERsok CITY, Friday August4
HELENA, Saturday August T.
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The 0aset4e utterly demolishes, in re
cent article, Col. w. F. Sanders, who II
nut I'D 1t the head of the best Ticket evel
Lewis ard Clark County put in the field
that is, it don't exactly smash him, but il
/" squashcs" itself on him, and says tri
umphantly, ''now let him be elected If h
en-" Helena tciu elect C,l. Sanders aheat
of his Ticket, and have the ablcst membe
in the Territorial Legislature.