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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-08

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United
States Circuit Court was opened Thurs.
day morning, at the usual hour Chief
Justice Waite, of the United States Su-
preme Court, Judge H. L. Bond, of the
United States Circuit Court, and Judge
Geo. s. Bryan, Of the United States Dis
trict Court, occupied the bench. Anum-
bef of the members of the bar were pre-
sent. After calling the dockets, the case
OF the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company against H. H. Kimpton, late
t1nanoial Agent Of the State, nm action
Tor discovery and account, was taken up,
and testimony heard until the hour OF
adjournment, 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Messrs.
A. G. Magrath and w. z. Earle repre-
sented the plaintiffs in the case, and ex-
Judge Porter, of New York, the defend.
ant. The hearing of the case was re-
sumed yesterday.
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The Jewish Board of Deputies in Lon
don intend TO raise memorial to Sir
Moses Montefiro, the Hebrew philanthro-
plst.. AT his suggestion, the money
obtained is to be devoted to improving
the condition Of the Jews in the HOLY
Land, by encouraging industrial and
agricultural pursuits, and erecting good
dwellings for them.
Greenville suffered from tho effects of
the tordano on Saturday last In Dunk
lin township frame dwelling, belong
ing to G Austin, ESQ.,, was blown down.
and in many other portions Of tho coun-
try tres and fences were overturned and
other damages done.
The dwelling-house of Mr.. Frank N.
wilson, OF Indiantown, Kershaw County,
with almost its entire contents, were
burned on last Sunday, while Mr.. Wilson
and family were at church. It is sup
posed the fire originated from o stove.
The commencement exercises of the
Theological Seminary at Greenville took
place on the Sd instant. The graduates
were l.. 8. Foster, of Mississippi; G.. W..
Green, of North Carolina; B.. w. Saun.
ders, of South Caaolina.
Peter Peeler, of cleveland County.
n. c., hung himself In his barn Wednes.
day. 1t Is q singular fact that Crow. the
former owner Of the plantation on
which Peeler lives, hung himself some
years ago near the same spot.
Warren Minturn was stabbed by.--
Thompson, in Charleston, Wednesday
night Both colorsd, OF Columbia.
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Prepare Your Own
Mineral Waters.
nY USING tt

pY USING THE
Granular Effervescent Salts.
pOCKBRIDGEAL ALUM, VICHY, CRAB
1C ORCHAD, KISSINGEN, FRIED
RlCHSHALL. The Salts represent in a
condensed and agreeable form the me-
dicinal constituents of these various
Mineral Waters, and from their conve-
nience and comparative cheapness, are
coming rapidly into use.
One or two large tea-spoon-fuls added
to small tumbler of water, instantly
reproduces n draught of the natural
Water, accompanied by a sparkling
effervescence. For sale Mt
L. T. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
April & Drug Store.
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NEW BOOKS
At Il. L. Hrvan'a BookSfnra

NEW BOOKS
At B. L. Bryan's Bookstore.
GORGE Nv, His Life and His Court
" $1.25.
Scientific London, by Beeker-$1. rs.
Science and Religion, by Droper-
$1.75. Farrar's Life of Christ SO.
The Shadowed Home, by Bickersteth-
$1.50. Conquering and to Conquer, by
Schonberg Gotta Family-$1.25. 'Vernes'
Journey te the North Pole-31.5O. Ralph
Wilton's Weird, by author of Wooing
Ot.-S1: rs. Tho Science of Law, by
Amos-S1.75.
Also, variety Of new English Novels,
paper covers, by Mrs. Olyphant, Far
geon, author Of Castle" Mra Braddon,
Wilkie Collins and others. Apri, Is :,
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Attractions are Multiplying
AT THE
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
Ok PIECES SUMMER SILKS, lust
AeD received ot

DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
OK PIECES SUMMER SILKS, lust
70 received at "'
WM. d. LOVE e. CO.'S.
100 pieces SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
ut 12t, 1Gs, 20 and % cents, ut
WIN. ID. LOVE 4 co.'s.
20 pieces Summer Poplins, Mt so cents
yard, Mt WIN. d. LOVE t. CO.'S.
Black Grenadines. in all qualities, ut
WIN. d. LOVE & CO.'S.
Black Llama Lace Shawls and Sacks,
ut WIN. D. LOVE & CO.'S.
Ladies' Sun Umbrellas, Silk Ties and
Ribbons, Mt WIN. d. LOVE & CO.'S.
Gents White Shirts and Furnishing
Goods, at low prices, Mt
W1I. u. LOVE & co.'s.
You will find mn extensive stock of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Shades and Mat
tings, ut popular prices, mt
WS1. D. LOVE & CO.'S.
The place to purchase Your Domcstics,
Prints, Cottonades, Jeans, Drillings and
Cassimeres, for the lenst money, is Mt
WM. ID. LOVE L. CO.'S.
Every article in the Dry Goods line
needed in any family can be purchased
at WM. d. LOVE &CO.'S.
Fresh Goods are received daily ut
WM. II. LOVE l. CO.'S.
1t will pay my one who needs any
thing i'll our line to call often ut the
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment
of WIN. ID. LOVE & CO..
Columbia. S. C.
Samples sent gratuitously to all parts
OF the country on application.
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CITY HALL GROCERY.
RAND OPENING of spring and sum-
" mer GROCERIES, WINES, and So
on, such rs
Substantials!
Viz: Hams. Smoked Beef, Tongues,
Breakfast Strips, &c.
Desirables! o..
As Pressed Corned Beef, Canned Sal
mon. Lobster, Oysters, (extra,) Toma-
toes, Peas, Apricots, Pine Apple. &c.
Indispensables!
AS the finest Fancy Family Flour.
Pearl Grist. Fresh Bolted Meal, Gilt
Edge Butter, Pure Leaf Lard, Raw and
Parched Coffees. and Teas OF unap.
proachable purity and flavor
Medicinal!
Wines, Brandies, RUNS, Gins, Whis-
kics, Champagnes, Clarets. Hocks-all of
guaranteed purity, strength and general
excellence.
My stock is replenished daily; the few
goods enumerated above are but small
portion Of the stock which is offered, at
attractive prices, in the handsomest store
in Columbia. GEO. SYMMERS.
April IL
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Personal

PERSONAL.
+. A. Largey is in town lookink after hi
telegraph lima. 49,
Major W. W. rAldsrson left for For
Peck yesterday.
>. Y. Bogert, Esq, left for Virpini,
City Tuesday morning.
Captains Buck and Dusold left a fen
days since for Virginia City.
The Psymaster came in last night ani
will pay off the soldiers at Fort Ellis to.
day.
we had 40 agreeable call from w. Y
smith. our correspondent ct the Grow
Agency.
Elias Story, w. Y. Smith and two otbe,
gentlemen left for the Crow Agency thi,
morning.
Phil Dodson left for the West Side on
Wednesday, to embark in some enterprse
He can Phil the bill.
Hon. Jno. M. Sweeney, Of He,er.. and
Mr.. David Boerum. merchant of Raiders
burg, have been visiting our town.
George Ash, Judge A. D. Mcpherson
Zach Root and Nelson Catlir returned
from the Geysers Wednesday evening.
George Houston, Commodore Topping
and mine host of the Mammoth Ho,
Springs Hotel, John Engesser. arrived
from the Park Wednesday evening.
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til . suitable building can be found 70,
present purposes.
The dome belffy il the finishing outside
touch to the new School House. and il
put on IN shape. Carpenters and plaster
err Will soon have the interior finished.
and the building will be ready for use
when time comes for IL. opening of the
City Schools,
The Dahler 4 Armstrong furnace a,
Glendale is running splendidly. It turns
Out about two hundred base bullion pies
every twenty -four hours. equal to SIX tons
OF metal The operation of the furnace
Is FULLY up to expectation, and is running
on ore from Trapper District.
1t Is talked, on the corners and on the
side, that the Central Committee of both
'ne Republican and Democratic parties.
Will unite IN nominating a candidate for
me vacant position IN the Legislative dele
cation from Madison County. One
from The Madison side will he urged.
Whe'her state of political collapsion
exists between the two parties will be
determined when the Committee meet.
Ihey are not called as yet.
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Drowning Of Isaac Dawson

On the 18th inst, Mr.. Isaac Dawson,
while fishing with q sein, in Jefferson
River. near the mouth Of the White tai
Deer Greek, IN company with three other
gentlemen, was caught by the swift cur
rent of the river, and, unfortunately,
drowned. His body was recovered about
two hours afterward.
Mr.. Dawson was born in Yorkshire,
England, but his parents removed to Wis
cOnsin soon after bis birth. At the age OF
Is he went to California; from thence to
Montana in a. He was married to Miss
N. J DAVIS. daughter of Hon. ]. J Davi.,
of this place. April 20, 1874.
He engaged most Of his time in mining.
He was an industrious, energetic man.
honorable and upright in all his dealings,
affable in his manner, an agreeable neigh
Dor, and respected by AL. He wis ten
der hearted and affectionate husband. and
leaves . wife and one child 10 mourn his
untimely loss.
His bereaved widow and orphan child
have the sympathy Of the people of Boze'
man.
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MissOula County.

From the Al6SOullan, I'm.
Mart. Weller, who left the head of Bit
ter Root last spring with his band of cat
tile, with the intention of disposinx OF
them and leaving the country. is now on
bis was back from Utah. with 60 head OF
blooded sheep. aud writes to his brother
at this place to know if the grasshoppera
have destroyed all the feed.
The people of this county do more
shooting and probably have . better game
country than any portion of Montana. and
quite likely can trot out some better shots;
and yet we have no rifle team, and are
taking no steps to have that dne Creed
moore rifle and other premiums offered BY
the Territorial Fair Association come
this way. Can't We make some effort to
get what naturally belongs to Us!
Geo. w. Buck, formerly OF Cedar,
writes from California that there are DO
opportunities for . poor man TO get
ahead in that country. and expresses the
deliberate CONVICTION that Montana 10 bet
Ter than any of the countries he has visit
ed since leaving It. The testimony Of one
who has seen and compared the relative
sdvantages of different localities is better
than the opinion Of ono who canvass their
merits from . single standpoint
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OAATH OF JUDaR +
Another pioneer fso,.

lun..~.a p.lotal news Of the ,udde, -,
oc"n npecsed death of Judge street . 80, .as
occurred at his home in G.,,.,'s e': wnic.
wh;,s lass' was received here s.tprSa : .
d. a''e playing with his little ch;,s
u ., dead. HIS death viii, .' n
universal sorrow, not oulv II ~, h' caus'
on ns . ~ the Territory. He Wy.
un,;, ~ ."e nrst settlers in this valley and
s the past year. has 2racticed =. II. ~
ss,on' me law, in Boze,nan H. . Wv
sooa lawyer, and an able and e..s "ss
s sSra.s He was born in Virginia n ~
s,s,e eo n Iowa in the early DAYS Of thai s
ns $3.50 "nere ne at once took prom;nen.
part IN the politics of the State and " 'o'
nsTs ".zeo as one of the leaders of tn,
De%ocratic party. During several re 81.
"'' residence In Iowa he edited a new.
;ns winch commanded great pol,t;,.
since his residence in this rerntorv
Judge Street has several times been f.ro,
ao'y spoken Of a. Delegate TO Conores.
%"o vas : candidate before the Territoria1
Democrauc Convention on two occasions
~ nomination, but through the man
.puiat'ons usually characterizin9 conven.
.''ns' aless worthy man secured The nom
ination. '''0 Io'"
ne was a man Of strict integrity and .
consistent member of the Methoa;s,
Church. ''"Oo'e'
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Fort Pease.

And still they go. The three liu, 49,.
that LETT Benscn's LANDING l..t 49," 49,.
with handful Of men, who made m y
courage perseverance, and endurance r.,
what they lacked in numbers. ver. ~ nv .
mission that is likely to turn ont - -. :.
greater importance than was ant;c;r~,ss
by their sanguine commander. Msior p
u. Fease. The small nucleus of civil;,.
ton planted at the mouth of the Biz Ho-,,
is being augumatcd at short interval, ~
additional pioneers from this and ths
Yellowstone valley, WHIP are .eel;no
fields green and pastures new" Ifths
exodus to that place continues. Biz Horr
City will snatch the laurels from soro 80
our more pretcntious towns in the matte,
of population and enterprise. We under
stand that Major Pease will bring a print
ing press and outfit with him from ~.
East, and numbered among the frat partv
that went down TO locate the town vss
Sam. H. Lutcs, an excellent print r. who
has stuck to his post through thick ana
thin. On the opening of navigation m
the Yellowstone, Big Horn City viii re-.
ce'ye quite an influx of population, am,
no doubt quite a settlement will he made
contiguous to the place.
On the 18th Of next month Ben nex.
ter starts with wagons from Benson,s
Landing to Fort Pease. Mr.. Dexter cor
daily invites all desiring to locate IN
that section to take passage with him.
The country intervening is free from
hostile Indians. several parties having
passed to and from Fort Pease receutly
without seeing any Indian signs. The
vicinity Of the Fort is the wolfera and
trappers paradise.
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Get the Best.

Beyond all question the most economical
sewing machine to buy 10 the Wilson
Shuttle. 1t is perfect and durable in work
manship, SIMPLE and easy to operate, and
its work is superior to all others. Il j.
sold at q less price than any other firstclass
machine, and its popularity, 80 we'll deser-
we'd, 10 daily increasing. Nj
Machines will be delivered at any Rail-
road Station in this county, free of trans
por,ation charges, If ordered through the
Company's Branch House u 6lO North
Fourth street. St. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on applicstisn.
This Company want few more good
agents.
We have for sale one of the above ex-
cellent machines, which we offer at man
ufscturer's price.
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OVERLAND HOUSE.
Corner Main and Grand Streets.
Helena, Montana,
Pichler + Bartels, Proprietor,

Several gentlemen were seated in front
OF Langhorne's drug store in busy
conversation, when bright-eyed little
girl OF ten years came. up and asked II
any person had seen anything of her ma
Whereupon. when the question was 40
swtred in the negative, one of the gen.
t'ememen thought he would iutroduc.
The yonng Montana girl to q son, aboul
her own age. of one of our Federal or
6cials from California. When the intro.
duciion was made, eae drew back and
II don't grab it, The
young Californian, much abashed at the
young lady, withdraw in the drug store,
and secreted himself behind . stoughon
bottle. avowing to himself that he woulu
not stir until that girl got out OF sight,
and that be didn't 90 cent on Montana
girls.
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Helena Produce Market.
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.
rlnne. on the 10th INST, Tim Henderson
to Miss Mollis K. Morton
We extend our congratulations to the
newly welded couple, and especially to
the fair bride, who is held in affectionate
remembrance by . large number of friends
IN bozeman. During her residence here
OF several years she was universally es-
teemed. Her brilliant social qualities
drew around her q host of admirers. We
ere glad to know that Miss Mollie has
cast her lines in pleasant places" by &C.
curing good companion for life. Mr..
henderson is the agent of Wells, Fargo
T. Cos Express at Franklin. and Is said
to be an excellent man. May their Jour
ney through life be attended with pleasure
and domestic happiness.
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Deer L0d ge County.

From the New North West, Sept. II.
The salaries Of the Walden and guards
of Uncle Sans hotel haye been raised the
present month.
Mr.. II. II. Zenor has purchased tn,
LeMay property on G street, north Of Muir
ipby, Higgins & Co.'s store.
VIM. Coleman has erected in the rear OF
his store on Main street. fire and fros,
proof cellar, 15x4O feet.
The machinery for the Farlin mill al
Butte passed through town on Monday.
It came from Davis s. Tatem's Helena
foundry.
Freight teams loaded with time freight
for Philipsburg, (machlnery for the North
west Company. we believe,) passed
Though town last Saturday.
A race between Leon Mayette's sorrel
horse and the ''Blackfoot Pony" 800
yards, for $3.50 side, took place on Oln's
track on the afternoon of the 18th. The
weather was fine, the track in good condi-
ton, aud quite crowd assembled to wit
ness the first race of the season. The race,
which was closely contested, was won by
the sorrel horse, which beat the pony
across the score five feet.
We are indebted to Mr.. j. NJ. Stewart,
who returned from Butte on Monday eve
ming, for the following items: Business
in the camp is lively, and the interest in
quartz prospecting undated. Leads are
being staked off daily, and he thinks the
list of records for this month will be larg-
er than for any of the preceding ones.
Mr.. james Prowse has purchased one
eighth interest in the Mountain Boy lode
for $1,000. A recent assay from the Bank
er lode, Smith & Cougben0ur, went 81, 900
to the ton. Messrs. Downs & Co., on the
La Plata, have good prospects. They are
sinking . shaft, and every rock 90 far
shows either gold or silver. Butte 10 des.
tined to become an important center for
quartz mining,
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Lewis and Clarke, Came
From the Daily Herald

!r.D eAa Clarke County.
from the Daily Herald.
/ Inc net proceeds of Prof p,nuu..,.
en.el! a'nment 70: the benefit Of the Pres
| .e''.n Church amounted to e17e,
Ms'or,og corn crops promise an abund
snce OF Johnny cake and hastv nnddir.
'u-or'es TO the average Montanian.
The 'hreshers. busy at work IN n.
lHckly Pear valley, show fair tvo.,h;rd.
-, " wheat Of average fine quality.
Ane Legal Tender Company have
ceased TO work the Mammoth m;na ~,
Clancy. 'n'ne' nea'
An assortment of Montana fruit con.;.,
Ilog OF apples, grapes, muskmelons IN
Icrao-apples, grown by ]. e, Bass &, m
" Mlssoula' will be exhibited at the Ri,
next week. " ''e : al
MOTIFS y Bro. sold bunch OF erspes
,n's morning weighing n pouuds-tse
'"rgest bunch of this luscious fruit eve,
seen IN this market. T. H. Kleiaschm;d,
was the purchaser. Price. IS So
Mr.. L. Beverage, who left here abor,
'wo weeks ago for Nevada to buy a flock
OF sheep, struck with what he considered
. bargain in the vicinity Of Corinne md
purchased l.4OC head. The band will Nv
started for Montana immediately n.
season is getting little late, yet they vil]
t'ooao'y come through all right.
On Saturday last George Seymour who
resides on Ten Mile, near Kessler's Brew.
cry, met with an accident. He was enpa.
geo IN breaking splendid colt, when tho
colt, not relishing the process, plavfullv
planted his foot on Georges leg, breaking
i badly. He was brought to the citv l.,e
10 inc afternoon. taken to the hospital
soil.
From the Daily Independent.
prospecting for quartz is actively beine
carried out in the Prlckly Pear Canyon.
The familiar face of Nick Wall. one Of
the ''old timers" is meeting MANY .
hearty greeting here.
Ten thousand head OF sheep reached
this nelghborhood yesterday. They were
brought from California, and are offered
ct three dollars per head. showing q dc.
cline OF two dollars per head.
AT the auction sale Of Fair privileges
which took place last evening, Dan Flow.
erree bought the bar for $1,325; Morris
Bros, the fruit. for $3.50; G. d. Sullivan.
the restaurant (for the benefit OF the fund
OF the new Catholic Church), for 500.
The entries for the free TO al trottiue
race, for purse of $500, which will
take place On the last day of the Fair, are
Larabie's horse Clark Chief, Broad waters
Bret Hsrte, Rippey's Warsaw Belle. and
j. Gilmcr's
All Chau, who was arrested for the
murder OF Tung Lee in Mo Kings gama-
ling house, some two weeks ago, had lis
preliminary examination yesterday before
Judge Hilger, and was committed to await
the action Of the grand jury.
Mr.. John Sweeney reports the wheat
crop Of Gallatin as the largest yield and
the best quality yet grown in that section
Of Montana.
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''What are the wild waves saying-sayipg
sister, dear:"
Why you old grampus they say. 60 to
Cows for your whisky, wine and beer.

We have received for publication an ex
cellent piece of poetry, by Mr.. H. O'Don'
ovan. entitled "Wonder Land" Mr.
|O'Douovan has recently returned from
the Ceysers, and gives vivid and graph
&c description of that marvellous region in
his poem. That country has been fire.
quently done up in prose, but Mr.. O'Don'
oyan is the first one to touch II up in
poetry. Begging the authors indulgence
the poem shall appesr in our next issue.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
~ it may concern, having any interest,"
in, or owning any part of, the lode known
as the Newlan," situated in Mussel.
shtll mot organized) mining district,
Meagher county. Montana Territory, t.
come forward and pay me the amount ex
pended for you on said lode for represeu
tation, labor, ETC., as required by law
Unless the sums expended on said lode
are paid within ninety (90) days from TIT
date hereof, your interest in said lode will
be forfeited to me by operation of law.
B. G. KINGSBURY.
Helena, M T., July sth, 1876.
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st. Louis Hotel, Helena.

The above excellent hotel Is the favorite
Stopping place OF parties visit ny Helena
from GAliatin county, and we can conf
dentialiy recommend it to ali a. Z frs,
class house in every particular. The ac-
recommendations at the st. Louis are bitter.
all things considered, than can be found
at any other hotel ia the Territory. The
proprietor, Sam Schwab, struck hts fort
when he got into the hotel business, and
his clerks are familiar with all the detail.
pert ming to tirst-class hotel, and are
accommodating and attentive to every
want Of their guests. The tables ar,
supplied with everything the country af-
lords, and are presided over by petite
walters.
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OVERLAND HOUSE.
"0fner Main and Grand Streets.
helena, Montana,
~AeF q Bartels, Proprietors,
Bring them In

1--WE contemporary at Fort Ben,or
!. , au b exercised about the Yellow
h n nseF 1t is quite evident th., i,
n ho., u'oO will b. left out 10 the cold
lslons ' go commence navigating the Vel
i.s' which will be early next season
4 VI. "'ry for Benton, but the inter
/. ,,s me entire Territory cannot be-
os to the little town at IN.
H. navigation z on the Upper Ms.
Win S.n Benton ?, should not despair;
1t, bs .''e the patronage Of Whom
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From the Aadss0Dian, sept. 40.
Several companies of lontanians have
rot tho Black Hills fever BADLY, and they
will leave for the Hills during the coming
Fall.
A strong nasdicAl team has been organ
id In this caty. ORA Wager and Small
houas have formed . partnership for the
nr.csics OF medicine and surgery. Once
ooposits CouIs House Square.
re sietess Of Charity started for Viz
rinia CITY. from Lsavsnwosth. Kansas,
80. l4lb, and viii - hees toward u
~ Of rext weak. Thy win oecspy
YIIhw Xal,sl9e -. ssneandlys -
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our Yellowstone Subscribers
aeal'er we shall issue the CouR1Et
'usy evening. instead Of on FRIDAY
's'olore, in order 10 supply our Vel
s ,"ne subscribers with their papers on
Wy OF publication. We have q large
= Subscribers in that section, which
apd'y on the increase and It ;s or,
'ss' desire and shall !e our oous,au,
" accommodate them in al things
paft'co'arly iO the matter of furnish
Them their papers at the aar,;es, ~,
MOMENT. l''s-
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The New Grow Agency.

We ars Informed BY parties who nave
Waited the new Agency that the buildings
are about completed and are mooele 10
their way. They are uniform in constroc'
ton and of the most substant'a' c"s''c'e' /:
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n. had the assistance of experienced
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