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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation by the Governor.

JOHN c. BROWN, Governor OF the State OF
Tennesse. To all who shall see these pres
ents-Greeting:
w HEREAS, II has been made known to
w me that certain parties, named Moses
Vaughn and J. b. Ruffing, charged with hav.
ing committed a foul and atrocious murder,
on the 18th day of August, 1873, upon the body
OF Dan Calhoun (eoloredl, late Of our county
OF Tipten, have fled from justice and are now
running at large;
Now, therefore, 1, John G. Brown, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue of the power and Ru-
tho ity in Inc vested, do hereby offer a reward
Of Two hundred and fifty dollars lS250l, TO any
person or persons who may detect and ap-
prehend the said Vaughn and huffing, or
either Of them, and deliver him TO the sheriff
or jailer OF our county Of Upton, in order that
Justice in that behalf may be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof. ! have hereunto set
my hand, aud caused the great seal OF the
State to be affl Ned, at Nashville, on the 18th
day OF Sc. tember, 1873.
BY the Governor: JOHN Z. BROWN.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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BOAT MIST GO nnwN-
STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER.

Mr.. F. n. Ripley, of Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, a very intelligent young man,
who was one of the saved, gives the fol-
lowing additional particulars: "The
sea was so rough a little after midnight
that l could not sleep, though accus-
toned to the water. Before daylight
the boat rolled so desperately that every
movable thing was
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tPHIC BUBBLES.

The receipts OF cotton at 81. Louis the
present year have increased n airy on,
hundred per cent. over those "I las'
year.
Mr.. 4. sheriff., Of Columbus, Texas,
was daHgereusIy stabbed by an itineraEi
Snowman named McKenney, on the
eleventh instant.
Alex. +. Shepherd yesterday morning
took the oath Of office Of governor oi
the District Of Columbia, administered
bv Judge Macarthur, at the residence Il
Ex-Governor Cooke, in Washington.
JR. Dodge, statistician Of the de
oartrgent Of agriculture, has returned
10 Washington, from Vienna, and Is
carefully examining and comparing the
crop reports for June, July, August and
September.
lanes w. johnson and James J..
Yates who were arrested IN New 1orh'
on the charge Of uttering forged Cen
tral railroad bonds, have been admitted
TO bail. the former in thirty-three
thousand dollars and the latter Ia nine
teen thousand dollars.
The Broadway hotel at Lexington,
L, ,utucky, Surned Sunday night. Los-
I've or fourtsen thousand dollars; IN
.y,,ys, fer twenty-five hundred dollars
.asab in the North British, Old Domln-
ton Ken, 'ucky and American Central,
nd three ,. .housand in the Lancanshlfe'
En gland.
"A, ices from Hesrne, Texas, state
u, ..s AuS Te is no clue to the man Powell, ,
l,. lllat - IL, ,dered the Two Johnsons. Inc
oInr VINO lllui >, Vndered a verdict tnat one
e9IonepI egl pr;r,e. was accessory TO the muir
slay , 80 had her arrested apc LOGGED ~ ~
,n1' ugi' S6e Xyss in company %lIh fo~eii
lsi' - ,be fin time of the shooting. Inc Johh,
ne - 1aeve lsra famiiies-one siE' AT"
the other four ca sl4uieh'
This newsy lit lie paragraph, was s. re-
eeived by telegraph from 2an It'llei9Co :,
an Monday: "The State far opens 10 10
dav Al sacramento. Tomorrow the re re
un6lican State convention VIII nominate
q candjdste for Judge. The supreme
court meets at the same place. Hsta' Ht-S!trs
aev. the Democratic State conFent.S-
will be held. Jack Sheppard, a. ~ liis
eity gardens, successfully secompllsheu
TIE walking Of one thousand miles ~
QUE thousand consecu i've hours. H'
suffered extremely during the latter pSi
Of the walk
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
1907 fun river news see third page.l
QfHevyn NV TaIapranh

ST. LOUIS, September 36.-Rtvsr falling
slowly. Weather clear and warm. ATLiv.d:
Grand Tower, Memphis Departed: ST. Jo-
seph, Memphis; Glencoe.
fvANsvIiLE, september I6.-Weather cleai
and pleasant Mercury 56 to 739. River fallen
2 inches Port nst-Cp: Idlewild, ain
Pals Pilot, a.m.; John Howard, 30, dawn
Mary 'Aspent, Pm.
LoUIsYILLE, September l6.-ItiveT falling
win feet inches IL tie canal, Is inch.
Is in the pass, down Indiana ehrge. Pack.
81 nilofs report So feet out OF the river, and
S.ant AZ feet hence 10 Cincinnati. The Henry
fseCicsco Is hard aground al Flint island, one
bnndred and afty yards out OF the channel
- tfncfnna: tiMary Miller, New Srseans
li5SctNNATI, September l6.-Riyer falling
Mn c feet IN the channel. Weather cleal
CsAfRo- September L r. Noon - Arrived
Cifyiof Chester, st. Louis 2 ann. Tbs CLERK on
Philips's wharibost died to-day. River has
.aIlsp inches. weather clear and pleasant
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CHICAGO, September l6.-Specials
from Grand Haven, Michigan, give the
following account of the laundering of
the propeller Ironsides, Off that port,
Yesterday:
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA opens Octe-
~ Der list; continues through nine months.
II is organized in schools on the elective sys-
tenn, with full courses in Classics, Literature,
Science with practice in Chemical and Physi-
cal Laboratorles), in Law, Medicine, Enai-
neerng, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply
for Catalogues to JAMES +. HARRISON,
Chairman, p. o. University of Virginia, Albe-
marie county, Virginia aul0
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SHREVEPORT.
Additional from the Doomed City-Re-
port of the Howard Association.
Facilities for Transmitting Aid by the
Telegraph-Nurses and Physicians.
/ DAILY REPORT OF THE HOWARD ASSO-
CIATION AT SHREVEPORT

DAILY REPORT OF THE HOWARD AsSO-
CIATION AT SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, Uja NEW ORLEANS,
September l6.-The following is the re-
port of the Howard association for twen-
ty-four hours ending September 18th
A. Kerr, J. A. Meyer, w. Dyer, G. Lee,
VIM. Chambers, Charles Lewis, n. s.
Mcclure, Atidie Norris, Andrew Smith.
7. X. Reid, c. H. Schooner, George j.
Rae, VIM. Curtis, George Todd, Anna
Burke, Victoria Andrioh, Thomas Col
Inns, E. G. Warner, Fred. Hoch, S. l..
Fisher, Abram Weaver, l.. Ross, Mrs.
NJ. Martin, J. NJ. Lawton, r. ]. Joyley,
and Miss Mary Bsrcher-all white. II
is supposed the number of new cases are
abating for want of subjects. There
were tnirty-fve interments yesterday.
The weather is cool.
FACILITIES FOR TRANSMITTING PECU-
MARY AID.
NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-The
Western Union telegraph company have
made arrangements with Pike, Brathee
& Co, bankers Of this city, who have a
branch house at Shreveport, 10 transfer,
free Of charge, all moneys received for
the Shreveport sufferers. The following
telegrsphie correspondence explains
itself:
PHILADELPHIA, September Is, ISIS.
To D. Flannery, superintendent, New Or
leans;
A meeting will be held in Philadel-
phia tomorrow in aid of the Shreveport
sufferers. have promised TO transfer
money subscriptions by telegraph with
out charge. There is an earnest feeling
of sympathy, and an intense desire TO
extend substantial aid. Is anything
more than money needed?
d. h. BATES, Superintendent
NEW ORLEANS, september 10.
To D. II. Bates, Superintendent, Philadelphia:
Nothing but money is needed. ApOtb-
ecaries and physicians, and, above all,
nurses, the chief wants, and these are
being supplied by the New Orleans
Howards, who rely upon contributions
here and elsewhere. Any money sent
to the New Orleans Howard association,
for the Shreveport sufferers, will
be iudiciously aud effectively expended
The president of the New Orleans How
ards leaves this evening. He will be
accompanied by another supply Of
nurses, etc.
NURSES AND PHYSICIANS.
The Harvard association of New Or
leans have so far sent tbirty-three
nurses, five physicians and three apo
thecalies to Shreveport. The last batch
left here this evening.
Private dispatches from Shreveport re-
ports the death Of Rev. Father Dueme-
ras and the serious illness of Rev. Father
Pierre. No other priests are there.
There are now two telegraph operators in
Shreveport, Mr.. Henry Davis, who
went from this city several days age, and
Mr.. Aft. Savill, from Memphis, who ar
rived this morning.
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
ESTABLISHED 1872.
I97 8 199 N. Charles Street, Baltimore.
Mr.. 4 MRS. WILSON NJ. GARY p,r,,o
MRS. 9ES. JOHN PEGRAM, NAiNS4F As
Exercises resumed Sentemher 22d.

This institution is conducted on the Colleei-
ate system, with a corps Of ten instructors in
the English, French and German branches
fye professors of Music, Painting and Draw
ing, besides Lectures and euch other adlunets
as are deGped necessary. French is the la,a-
guage of the school en-. strictly required to be
spoken. The scholastic course is carefully ar
ranged with a regular sequence OF studies on
the progressive system, and is adapted to the
admission OF pupils of all ages, 1t any stage
from the Primary Glasses 10 the Senior
Graduates. Glass honors and distinctions are
awarded at the close OF session. iy2e
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Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold
and one-haif of these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only 5000 for
sale In the United States, where 10000 were
disposed OF for the Third Concert. The tick
cts are divided into ten coupons or parts, and
have on their back the scheme with full ex-
PLANTATION OF the mode of drawing.
At this Concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun-
try the us1Drapadeufad SInl n
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

The Daily Appeal has a larger sireu-
latton than all the ether Memphis daily
DaBers combined.
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HOSPITAL.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

L AN prepared TO take charge Of few
Insane Persons. Such accommodations as
may pe desired can be secured. On long and
large experience in the treatment of this class
Of cases, with a reference to the profession and
community who know ne, must depend for
public confidence. Address,
DIR. J. r. ALLEN,
su2 Vest Court street.
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UNAANN01yg VNsVOOA Ant9 ASeog
by George o. Sale & Co., Auctioneers, 2OI Main
street:
A. 1. Tucker, box "a. S. Vigus, 9 packages
B. p. Field, piano; &. {. Powell, l box; c. H
ROthert, trunk; G. W. Gardensture, box
ID. W. Williams, l box; Duncan Dunn, box
4. +. Babcock. l box; Ellis & Dsman, Ees
varnish; Mrs. L. Armstrong, l washing ma
chine, box; F. W., box; q. w. Trueheart,
cOttin gin; IL. c. Hills, Croeketts Bluff.
boxes, trunk; j. Haynes, box; Hill x Co.
z boxes, barrels bath brick; L. X. r., rol
leather; J. Colston, jr, box candy; J. II
Atby, ! sack Faucets; j. Dugan, box; c
Phelps, Helena, l chest, trunks; ]. c. Kir
hendorfar, / box; Jas. 5. Price & Co, Fort Glib
son, box; p. Twohig, beer kegs KleineT {
Bro, lot beer kegs; l. 4 l boxes glassware
Lucas, ! coil rope; l.. {. Frazier, ! boz; Chas
Musiek, / lot goods; Maria Bradley, kitchen
safes Mrs. N. B. ON ems, sewing machine,
cotton planter; P. Baquet, box; K. e Egglss
ton, bundles picks and shovels; w. II. Fore
man, boxes household goods: W. McPeak,
box; W. +. Dugan, l chest; W. Co.'S, box
W. .Ramlin. l keg, box; F. Griffith, cul
tivatOr; Dlehl q Lord, boxes; ]. ). Grace,
box; Frank Degarmo, box merchandise
Hugh Mcdonald, 2 bundles paper; 5. II. Cald
well, newell post; Tennessee Carbon Ga
Co., case gas fixtures, bundle pipe; j. Hay
mes, box; j. NJ. W. & Co.. Aberdeen, l lo
merchandise; no mark, pulley and driver
Minnie jackson, 2 baEesl ; A., box; VIII
liams & Ross, 2S casks bottles; Thos. Ragsn
gun, 8 boxes; H. Hawgood, chest; A. h
B., box; J r. Spichy, ! trunk; no mark,
valise, 3 carpetbags; 7. L. Parker, l lounge
no mark l barrel whisky.
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$l.5OO,OOO,

divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distrib-
uted by lot among the ticket-holders. The
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
another.
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RATcEEEOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid hair Dye is the best "a the
lOoykd. The only True and Perfect Dye. Harrn-
less Reliable and instantaneous; no disap-
Pointment; no ridiculous Gnts or unpleasant
odor. Remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes and
washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the
hair CLEAN, SOFT and BKAUrIFUL. The gen
uine signed ". A. Bachelor. Sold by all dru
gists. CHAS. BACHELOR, ProP'r, n. Y.
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"Wednesday, October s, 1873.

between the hours of II o'clock a m and l.
m, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
foot Of the steps In front Of my office, No. 27g1
Main street, in the city of Memphis, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: A certain
lot or parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in the city Of Memphis, shelby county, Ten
or plan Of said city, beginning at the south
east corner OF Linkhauers lot, thence west.
wardly with the line OF said lot two hundred
and nfty-six feet, more or less, to the center OF
bayoG GayoSo; thence southwardly with the
meanderings of said bayou forty-one and one
half feet, more or less, to a stake; thence
eastwardly and parallel with said Link
hauer's south line, two hundred and
hfty-six feet to Causey street; thence
nOrthwardly with the west line OF
Causey street fOrty-one and One-half feet,
to the beginning, together with all the i'm
provements thereon. The equity Of redemp-
tion is waived IN said trust deed, and the title
believed TO be good, but sell and convey as
trustee only. D. Z. MYERS, Trustee.
September II, 1873.
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FINDER and by virtue of a trust deed, exc
" cutei on he I'D day of July, 1872, by
James NJ. Wake and his wife, Ellen Walker,
for the purpo-e OF securing the indebtedness
therein described, aid which deed is Of record
in the Registers Office Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Book No. 50, page liz, l, as the trus-
npdf in viii
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Total 1900 Gifts, all Cash, amounting
PRICE OF TICKETS.


The distribution will be positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the u, ,QUO
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold
all unsold tickets being destroyed rs at the
First and Second Concerts, and not represented
in the drawing.
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
I2,OOO CASH GIFTS $500, 900.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
325O,OOO for $50.
Wednesday, December 8, 1873.

THE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
i by special act of the Legislature for the
benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky,
will take place in Public Library Hall, al
Louisville, Kentucky,
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

A MILITARY COLLEGE, established in
n 1884. Has preparatory department,
thorough Classical, Scientific and Military in
struction, including Modern Languages and
civil Engineering. Good discipline. LOea-
1854 begins August 2Sth. Send for a ctrcu-
lar. Address PROF.. CHARLES DOLE,
au2O Northfeld, VT.
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E Z E v A r 0 e S
Hydraulic,
Steam Power.
Hand Power Platform,
HOistlDg Wheels,
MANUFACTURED BY
JAMES L. HAVEN g. CO.,
xe u1r,,,, Es-aot s7f,o;r,.st
S6 Plum Street, Cincinnati.
Trustees Sale.

Sa- We cannot give details in an advertise
ment. All we ask is a comparison of our ma
chimes with others. sepl4
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SMASHED

about the vessel, and it was impossible
to cross the cabin. It was between
seven and eight o'clock when we came
in sight of the harbor, and it was so
rough that it seemed utterly unwise to
attempt an entrance. We could see the
lighthouses and the vessels on the
beach, and wondered that no one came
to our relief.
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WINES 6 LIQUORS
35S Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
"Wednesday, October LIST, 1873,

VVHE following described Goods, stored with
i s b. Miller, No. ?, Elliott block, corner
jefferson and Promenade streets, If not called
for. will be Sold at Auction. on
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WAS A SAD SIGHT

The passengers stood in silence, with
their life-preservers on, knowing that 10
a few moments they would all be at the
mercy of the breakers, but all were calm
and self-pOssessed. Captain Sweetman
behaved with the utmost eoolress and
courage, and the crew obeyed every or
der readily. We We're all
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-26
Cuba.
HAVANA, December IS, |
Via KEY WEST 10

ID hEI w EST. IL.
1t is reported that steamer named Santa
90 de Cuba has succeeded In landing fill
clustering expedition on the southern coast OF
the island, between Guantanamo and Santa
go. Advices from insurgent sources state
that column of five hundred Spaniards set
out Monday last to surprise the depot of
Of arms and ammun ton near Guaimaro, but
fell into an ambuscade prepared for them by
Gen. Matimo Gomez, with six hundred cav
airy. Only one hundred of the Spaniards
escaped, The commander and two hundred
soldiers were killed and the remainder taken
prisoners. The Cubans subsequently releas-
ed Guerilla, Major Martelli, and other off,
GERS, and after attending to the wounded
sent them under escort to the Yicinity of the
Spanish lines. A Spanish column, under
Col. Arminan, has started in pursuit of the
insurgent force.
The representatives of the Republican
Journals Of Cuba have waited upon the Col
onial Minister and presented him with dec
ument demonstrating against the censorship,
and declaring that their journals will be CON-
PEELED to cease publication urless the rules
are modified or abolished.
The Offices of the Diario de La Marina
were entered by burglars early this morning.
The Administrator and his nephew were tied
and gagged and robbed OF $4,000.
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PROM CROW AGENCY.
Crow AGENCY, N. T., Dec. 81, ls7

Crow AGENCY, N. T., Dec. 81, 1873.
Editor Courier.
Through our enterprsing mail carrier. Mr..
Sherman, am enabled to bid snow blockades
defiance and send you few notes from the
Agency. Very nearly all the chiefs who re-
turned from Washington few days since are
still at the Agency, and from their actions we
would judge are dreading to go back to their
cold and dreary camp fires after tasting the
many luxurias afforded them at Grand Cen
trail and like "Tepees' whilst travelling in the
land Of The "rising sum-
Major Pease, Lieut.. Doan, and party left
here to-day on their trip to the Judith Basin.
ltfiat is the wagons Left, but on account of
the Majors finding his old quarters more
comfortable than those furnished in the omen
prairie, or for other reasons. he and Mr.. iioff.
man are still here, but expect to leave to-
morrow and take saveral Of the prominent
chiefs with them.
We received our new organ several DAYS
since, and there is no other persuasion needed
TO get the BOYS to attend singing on Sabbath
evenings than the excellent music drawn
from 1t by one of our amateur performers.
Mitch Buuier has been gone from here
about fifteen lays after the Indians and is
expected bacl; soon with the balance Of the
Mountain Grows. quite number benghcre
now. Tom Stewart has been sent AS q run
ner TO bring iii the RiFer Crows and is cx-
psctea back aian early day with that portion
OF the tribe. We look Tor them all to BE- III
about the 10th or 10Th OF next MOI tn. anu
understand the annuity goods will he dis
tribnted on the arrival Of the whole tribe.
The health Of this place il excellent. No
sickness among tile whites Or Indiaps.
frpticc the 'AvAST COURIER is in demand |
iere whe.l The mail arrives, several copies
being taken Al this place..
ifanything unusual ttlrnsAp here ron shall
ieaiF from me. Yours Ee., |
GEO. n. INGRAM.
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Col. Scott and a New Pacific Rail-
road lobby scheme.
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company,
Office of the President,
Philadelphia, Nov. II, 1873.


Philadelphia, Nov. II, 1873.
TO the Editor OF the n. Y. Herald:
In your paper of the Goth inst. con-
siderable space is devoted to state
ments in relation to myself, in connec-
ton with aid from the Government for
constructing the Pacific roads. | beg
leave to request that such statements
may be suspended until an application
is made to Congress by the companies.
You may rest assured that no applica-
ton will be presented on behalf of the
road with which | am officially con-
nected, unless upon basis absolutely
secure to the Government, and certain
to promote the material interests of the
country, by giving active employment
to thousands of deserving men, now
idle. If an arrangement can be de-
vised by which these great works can
be completed, not only without any
possibility of loss to the Government,
but, OH the contrary, its best interests
fGGfeatlgsa .p rnm9ffte.iI hove e.- 10 daeHbf
good men that this is contamination
devOutly to be wished. / trust that
the Importance of the subject will Sc
cure it's careful consideration by the
press OF the country, before criticising
it adversely. Very respectfully,
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
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VIZ call attention TO the advertisement In
this issue of the lice Monument Portrait,
OF Gen. Robert e. Lee. This picture is the
only correct likeness ever obtained OF Gen.
Lee, and is pronounced By ccnnoisssures the
finest art work of the kind ever before pro-
duced. OF the many styles and characters
of pictures of Gen. Lee submitted to- the AS
ISOLATION this one was adopted as being the
most life like anu possessing the finest arts
lie merit. 1t is life size and makes a fine APP
p ,arance when mounted. II is sold only by
suBscription-price So. Joseph Wright is
the local agent, and is prepared to I'LL all or
tlers promptly. Call at this Office and exam.
Inc specimen.
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lowstone from this place. There is
already not much difficulty for loaded
wagons to go to any point on that
stream, and the route from the mouth
of Powder river has been travelled by
emigrants and their teams.
In view of all these considerations,
we feel pretty confident that travel and
freighting will begin next spring on
the routes east of MS, and in short
period nearly all the business of Non
tana will be done in that direction.
With such prospects before us. our
people should be actively at work, and
let no section gs5 the start of them.
Every ehorts should be used to utilize
these splendid advantages, and all
Should feel a personal interest in the
important question of an early eastern
communication. Every step we take
in that direction will be met by cores
ponding ones from those east Of us,
and we will mea5 half way and shake
hands over the wild chasm that has
heretofore kept us apart, and the Hith-
erto hidden rich resources which have
lain idle Tor countless ages will be de.
veIoped, and fortunes will be realized
by the bold and intrepid men who pene-
trate these sources of hidden wealth.
We believe the largest town of Mon
tana is yet to be On the Yellowstone,
and those who are fortunate enough
to secure good foothold in the future
metropolis will be the wealthy men of
the State of Montana; for so soon as
there is a direct eastern connection
through from our Territory to the
States, population will pour in on us
by the tens of thousands, and our adj
mission as State at once conceded.
Then let everybody aid to the fullest
extent every effort made to open up
roads east of us, and no longer remain
tout in the wilderness"