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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

In all his journeyings through this
country, the Emperor of Brazil cal en-
joy telegraphic communication with his
government at Rio Janeiro, by means
of the lines which connect with the At
lantic cable to Europe, and the cable line
from Portugal to Brazil. It is a long
stretch, in that way, from San Francisco
to his capital; but he can send message
from his san Francisco hotel at breakfast
time to his daughter, the Princess Isabel,
now filling the office of regent at the pal
ace in Rio, and get an answer from her
before he has finished the peTusal of the
morning papers. He can thus keep his
eye constantly on the affairs of his cOun-
try, though he relieved himself from all
the cares of State before his departure on
his journey. lie left his empire in ex-
cellent order, at peace with all its neigh
bOrs, and undisturhed even by the eccle-
siastieal troubles of two years ago.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Too MUCH FOR THE EMPERoR.-The
Emperor of Brazil met his match on the
outward trip to San Francisco in the
person of Natchez, the untutored Pluto
chief, who was permitted TO ride on the
train from Winuemueca to Humboldt,
The chief addressed the Emperor as
"Capeten :" Sabine was "Capeten' him
self. The Emperor began to chaff his
savage contemporary; inquired the name
and number of his tribe, how many chill
dren he had and what they ate. Finally
the Emperor asked: 'Natchez, how ma
NJ squaw YOU got ?" The indian chief
distended his eyes, and throwing up his
arms with ringing laugh, remarked to
the bevy of Bystanders, ''Oh, he Capeten,
he bad man; he talkee squaw; he heap
bad man." The Emperor returned into
the privacy Of his car amid roar of
aughter.-Chicago Tribune.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
NEIL :. BROWN. ST.
Hon. EDWARD n. EAST.
Rev. DR.. HUNTER,
Rev. Dr. ABBEY.

NAsliN fILE. OpctOber Is, 1873
We knoE the above gentlemen well, and know them
TO be every way reliable: John C. Ferris Judge County
Court; W A Knight, County Trustee z. ID. Whtwerth,
Nat Baxter c. and NJ. Chancery Court; Rev. DT. W D.
F. Sawre SaS- T. Clerk County Court; Nat T. Dorteh
Circuit Court Clerk; F. N. Woodsll, Deputy Sheriff
Andrew johnson. EN-President L. states; eev DR. j.
MsFerrin, of Tenn. Conference.
CEockEE's Y RoADs Robertson Co. Ap'iI2, rs.
Dr. Henderson,, Nashville Tenn.-I write this with
solicitation from any body, but in gratitude 70 YOU
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
medicine your Liver aud Blood Purifier and to DR.
thornton his energy and skin in preparing the
am iu my Tfth year, and have been lighting oonsuHp
.iOh for the last twenty years. About Chriimas
stabked with Niolenl anu gistr essing cough tred
the usual remedies but without any relief, and
sinking rupidy; the cough was ineessant, day and
night could not sleep appetite, liver almost tor
pd bowels tied up, and must have died in ten days
II had not COTTON relief happened 10 sX-Ciov
Brown and Judge Easts oeTuhoates IN the Cumberland
Almanac; their cases just covered mine fortu-
finding the medicine Link 5, Cross Plains
commenced taking the medicine Immediately, aud in
two days il had time 10 take effect upon
they system, cough ceased, and could sxpectorate
freely without the distressing cough have taken
two bottles and half my liver is all right bowels and
stomach all night have good appetite and sleep well.
is., y. a A.. = - ts- = 4, e. - -
years ago that would now be healthy and vigorous
Old intend never to be without this medicine
long can get it, and live. have doubt but that
it will cure eradicate consumption in lis early stages
Respectfully. W C. RICHMOND.
Ehs statement Of Mr.. W. c. Richmond is fully in
dorsed by the following well known gentlemen.
E D. RICHARDS
OF the firm o5 Manlove Richards & Meadows
ny Or Thornton's Liver and Blood Purifier is nov
known to be 1000 times better than ether in Amer
Also Dr. Thornton's wake Robin Pills. AI-Hearing
Salve, Worm Syrup, Kidney Medicine and Worlds
Wonder Liniment have stood The four years
G. w. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tenn
Sold by all Druggists.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

The new hotel at the White Sulphur
Springs was opened on the 10th in grand
style. 1t is the finest and best appointed
house in Virginia, and its erection in so
short time, but in so excellent manner.
was quite an achievement for Col. Pey-
ton, the proprietor of the Springs. 1t Is
called the "Peyton House."
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Wisconsin editor illustrates the pre-
vailing extravaganza of the people of the
present day by calling attention to the
costly baby carriages in use now, while,
when he was baby they hauled him A.
round BY the hair of the kead.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
lnsoIvent Notice.

: n and having suggested 60 The Clerk Of the County
Court OF Madison County, Tenn. the Insolvency Of said
estate. thisi give notice 10 all persons ha, claims
against said estate, 10 file shem With the Clerk Of said
Court duly authenticated before the 1t Da-
September ls7G otherwise this notice viii BE- plead in
bar = the recovery Of all claims thus presented
p H. TRICE. Admsnstrator.
april s, sG-3v'- 90 Wu- Manrg0rncrv- decd
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Cascn. Skinner s Co, vs.. r. H Haltom.
I 7 appearing TO that R. H. Haltom & non-resi-
dent 81 the State OF Tennessee, that the urdtna-
y process Of law be served him, and y FUR
Their appearing that said Hatom is justly indebted TO
said ca son Skinner Co, IN the OF S52ls with
Interest thereon from the lsI January ls4 and the
said son skinner Co, having sued ont an attach
rsnf before me and levied the upon the property
81 said Haltom Il is therefore ordered that said Hal
tom N Ike his appearance before al my office in Ne
Nsfrv COUNTY the ID day Of June ISIS and plead,
arSws~ or dsmur Compainauts demand. or the same
viii b. taken as confessed and set for hearing parte
arss-4w W B SKINNER, (J-P}
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
DIR. LANCASTER S
nIHpENHhRY lOs5s Flrth Street, near Mar


FHS Dspensary has been established &c years in the
Il same Office. The Doctor is aregHlar graduate Of
medicine; has had large practice In his SPECIALITY
than any physician in America. GonOErhea, elect.
Structure, YarcOcee, syphilis, ScrOfula Skin and Blood
Diseases cured in half the time, and at half the
penSe required by others Female Diseases, LeucOr-
rhea Whites. Falling OF the Womb, Irregularities,
Suppression Of the MOnthes, &C, treated with
and mPOtency, the result of self-abuse ia
youth, or Sexual ENceSses in matursr years, rem
derinS marriage improper unhappy, permanently
cured Medicines furnished, saving patients than
cur whole charges. No mercury mineral pOisons
used. Rubber goods for sale. Patients treated by mail
express Charges reasonable Call personally ad
dress above Consultation free. and correspondence
10 II
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

A recent marriage notice ends with
the singular expression, probably added
by a waggish friend: "May their future
troubles be little ones
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

When she struck him over the head
with tin dipper for trying to kiss her.
he called it ''the Naturalization Of the
belle.'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. how TO you like
your new teacher?" Charlottc-"Oh,
she's n splendid teacher. She don't care
whether We know our lessons or not.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern II. X.

HOPKINSvILLE, NASHVILLE, HEN
DERSON. EVANSVILLE. OWENSBORO
RLZABETHToWN, LOUISVILLE
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
g LIE ON
MASONIC ACADEMY,
THE
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Is the only paper exclusively Devoted 10 the
Political and General
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE.

u publishes letters o. inquiry direct from the people
and answers them fully without regard party bias
benefit
Il is the advocate Of right and justice 70 all and the
greatest COED % the greatest number.
Il j. opposed % the uuwse and dishonest class sgis-
larou that has benefited the few and oppressed the
many realized IN Of congress retiring from cir
culation nearly tNo-thirds OF the peoples money
The National Bank scheme device 10 place the con
troi % ;he currency in the hands Of the Money Kings
and creating non producing aristocracy.
The Salary Grab Robbery increasing the pay Of gov
crEent officials while the price Of labor and its pro-
ducts real estate and greeubacks The peoples money
hsve been deprecated
The act changing the original contract with bond
holders and making bonds payable gold instead Of
legal tenders. nr,t agreed upon; favortisu Of a5
per cent IN value e few the expense the many
The Resumption Act demanding that which j. utterly
impossible and placing the object sought for twenty
years further OF
For such and other crimes against she people En-
qUirer will advOsate change in the administration Of
government Affairs, a most hitting
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

TEAINs DsLT ExCEFT SUNDAY.
CONNECTIONS at WORTHWHILE with Louis
and South Eastern Railroad. At Louisville with Ohio
Mississippi jefferson. Madison a Indianapolis aud
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroads
u. r WHTTCOMB. Supt
EDWARD p. WILSON, Louisville XIV.
Gen +. 4 =. Ag't Louisville Ky.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
suRJoINEp ExrRAcTs.

We still see gold, silver and metal mix
ed with the ornamentRtiOn ON bonnets,
but do not consider it IN good taste, it be-
ing one Of those cloud fashions which
will soon wear itself out.
Never were there more flowers VOTE
than in this Centennial spring of 1876
they cluster, and drOOp, and Irvine, in
absolute abandon.
There are embroidered organdy over
dresses wrought with silk floss in Japa-
nese curious designs.
Black silks, trimmed with cream cash.
mere lace, or tinted Yalenciennes, will be
used for mourning dresses at hotels and
watering places.
China Grape, in the lightest conceiva-
BILE shades, and with open stripes and
checks, resembling lace, will be worn for
evening receptions.
Morning wrappers take the form of the
long Marguerite polonaise with the full
n sss OF the skirt behind added low on the
tournure instead of at the waist.
Small checks and plain or striped
grounds form the foundation of many
percale suits that are trimmed with
fiounces bordered with plaids of the
shades used in the dress.
0ver-skirts for evening silks come in
scarfs of pink, blue, or cream-cOlOred net,
with deep borders made of bands of dark
velvet, either brown or black, with
stripes between Of gay embroidery and
edged with lace, or fringe.
Cream cashmere net, and cream cash
mere lace, in different shades, contain
ing more or less yellow, are Of course
the popular rage, their sOftness and deli
cacy rendering them universally becom-
ing as trimming for hats, ties, scaTfs and
the like.
Washing dresses, such rs cambria, per-
-cale, lawn aud print, are HlOre fashiOna-
BILE this summer than last, and many Ia
dies prefer having such siNple costumes
made at home, leaving move elaborate
toilets until later.
The polOnaise still lives. Despite the
popularity of the ovsr-skirt and basque,
it still holds its own, and in n modified
form takes the lead of any other outdoor
garment
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Who frew dat peanut at me?' asked
darkey when struck on the Uranium
with sand bag thrown ont of n balloon.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
DIR. RICE,
81 Court Place,
hOutsv lie, XIV.

A regularly educated and legally qualihedhhysician,
IA and the successful his practice will prove
Cures all forms Of Private Chronic and Sexual Diseases,
SPermatgErhea and lmpOfencys as the re-
suits OF sefabuse in youhOf sexual excuses in maturer
years other causes, and producing Ofthe follow
ing effects Nervousness Seminal EmisS ions DimneSS II
Sight, Defective Memory, Physical Decay, Pmples on
face Aversion 10 Society OF Females Ideas
Loss Of Sexual Power, &C. rendering mar
riage unhappy OF improper. are thorough
~ and permanently cured. >yph1t1s positively
cui cd AID entirely eradicatedfrom the system
GsOnOrrhea, elect Structure, Piles and other
Private Diseases quickly cured. 10 Is seii-eFldent
that Physician who pays special attention 20 certain
class Of diseases and treating thousands Annually
auircs great skill Physicians knowing this fact often
recommend persons 10 my care Patients treated
by mail express Consultation free and invited,
charges reasonable and crr>poudeuce strictly conf
LIZ ~
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
NORTH AND EAST!

Condensed Time Card, i'm Effect Janua-
~ 23d, 1876.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR

lC2 pages TO aHy address fSecurely sealei
thirty cents shoUlf De by on. Adr0~ above.
acf . II
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

SgFIH
imvn copies and agents outfit
Agents wanted AZ every post-0fics.
address all letters 20
FAhAN 81 MCLEAN, Publishers.
CINCINN Att OHIO
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
MedOn FIGURING Mills,
-PRoPRIET0Rs,
HARRISON & BRO.

Medon, Madison County, Tenn.
INKNIN ground shortest notice Terms very res
II ~onable. Flour and Neal OF the best quality a.
way uu hand Al the lowest figures OR expenses are
small furnish customers on the best terms
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
Contains no QHinine or Ar
Senic, nor any delefeKiOHS
substance UhdteUeE.

This medicine, ozclng TO its great mey-
II, has been a zc0Hdey7zlL success. II is
carefully Compounded Of bHrely vsgekl1-
Die ingredients, and HeUeI fails, zClIeH
properly taken, 10 cHre the most 06stI-
nate cases 0ttfeDe = and GgHe, NEURALGIA,
and all 1saLarTGI diseases. Unlike chill
remedies general y, itye9niyes no burg-
Gtfve 10 be taken zSEhk IL, ME medicine
acting gently and Ggyeeabb upon tie
HUey ikSeLfaHl B 0zOeLs, efcctHaLy re-
nE0vTHg the cause 9fHie disease, nor
Nzerely f>1EboyarTl y checking ii. HerTN
consists enc .gYeaf aaUaHhIge IfhaS 00er
al ether bysbaTdf ions. Tie cyoz0nfne
kreelzSHee Of this remeaJ, Hozoeuey,
050Os the PeymaHe my ami certainty Of
IT'S are, IS tie fact thar no iaJll,y z0haf-
s0er can arise from its use, as is certain
10 be he case zOheH 9,fihi8e ar arsenic
are taken, zOjHieh are The t,Tncibls in
gradients Of most Qf ne anil medicines
H01O IN use.
II has been baytic Hlarb successful Uz
the are Of chronic eases ef ehIAls, fire.
1HeHtly making cHreS after all ether
remedies had tafEeA.
rs a tonic If is HHJ7UaIeG II in
grasses the appetite, promotes digestion,
keeps the stomach IN a healthy cOndi-
ton, acts upon tie R0ey, and assists HE
system 10 hfrO10 eff tie fzt7HeHre gfhTa-
LdyTG.
MANUFACTURED BY
g. H. WINTERSMITH,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arthur Peter 4 Co., asnl Wholesale AgtS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

nPES Day and Night the entire year. Book X eeP-
~ ing, PenEanship, Arithmetic, English Grammar
and all branches pertaining 20 business education.
Bookkeeping taught by Ferdinand Henderson, ~ en-
tyhye years established in this city practical Book
Keeper and Teacher.
Lessons given By pupils writing up actual business
transactions
Full Business Course s5o, co.
Cut the above OUT It brings you to the place, For
further particulars and reference send for circular
Speciality made obtaining situations for gradu-
ates" Also attend 10 balancing up business books
books in litigation, etc, etc.
Ten years senior 10 any teacher in the city n0thwith
standing statements 10 the contrary. oetzly.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

Batiste remains in favor for summer
dresses, and is popular in dark blue, gray
and scrU shades. Blue batiste-which Is
sheer lawn, not TO be eounfounded with
heavy glazed iinen-is trimmed with ccTH
guipure Insertion aud lace, white gui-
pure, Irish lace, and also with open En-
glish embroidery on white muslin
French gray batiste of sheer quality
makes charming dresses when trimmed
with self pieatiHg, white lace, or embrUi-
derry, and ornamented with lOng-lOOped
bows Of ribbon. Pale eerH batiste is new
made as light as the fashionable cream
colors by wearing it over white, instead
of putting brown or black underneath il,
as has been the custom. Simple dresses
of this Kind for the house are given an
air of style by decorating them with
bows Of dark scarlet or crimson.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
$4,000 REWARD
FOR A
Surer Remedy

DIR. G.. w. HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DR.. Thornton's Medicines:
Having used two bottles Of DR.. THoESToS's ESsIIss
LIVER BOOD MEDICINE, At your request, 1 state,
without hesitation that have found il valuable and
feetive inmy case-I SIRE l have been materially
benefited by Taken in small doses. Il gives
convenience the patient. am doctor cu0ugh 20
give scientific reasons the faith that Is in me but
say all similarly afflicted Go thou and do likewise -
nv affection di.or1ered liver and impure re
Of the blood, accompanied with distressing and dan
grrous cough
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
FashlOns-Summer Materials.


Transformed into gay plaids in confor-
nifty to the present style, may be seen
the serviceable pOngees, which once were
only to be found In serious and solid col
ors. Lavender with maroon bars, brown
or ecru with blue, purple or white bars,
gray with blue bars, and stone with car
dinal red bars, reappear with the cdchst
of decided leaders ia matters of fashion.
Dresses of curiOusly woven mixtures of
six and wool, with wool beige squares
surrounded by cream-colored bars OF
crude silk, and over IL all lines of glossy
blue silk are in demand for fashionable
resorts by fashionable people.
ArmuTe goods, cool and agreeable Of
wear, are issued for summer suits, and
are Of course in the baize and gray
shades. And in the open square, mesh
ed goods, resembling canvas, all shades
for suits may be found. The canvas
silks, so elegant ia appearance and de-
hghtfully cool for wear, viii be immense
favorites.
GRENADINES.
In grenadines, checks, damasks, pat
terms, plaids, stripes, blacks and BldteLdE-
ses, figures are all issued, the whole fab
rio being black. Then again the same
designs in colors on black. The designs
are in squire "cauyass mesh," with solid
reps of the same shape alternating, or,
lace-like black in juxtaPosition with a
brocadsd square, which idea is extreme
w elegant The brocaded figure is so del
icate here a. to resemble embroidery.
Plain canvas grenadines" will also be
worn by many. Dark navy blue grena-
dine in small square meshes is almost rs
popular rs black. 1t is made up over silk
Of the same color, and Is trimmed with
crimped fringe. There are also many
pretty costumes of gray grenadine over
silk, some of which have a jacket Of tbs
grenadine, pointed and loose in front,
opening over vest, and elOse-fitting be-
hind; fringe is the trimming. Ecr'
Mexicaine retains its popularity, and is
worn over nut-brOwn and blue silk, as II
was last summer.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
Celebration for the Centennial Year.
TERMS:

II you would know and undersand the issues merits
and effects % past and future legislation, In
QEirer during this all important crisis and subscribe for
The wear 1876.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

ELMsDALE CAKE.-Six cups of sugar,
three cups of butter, two cups of butter
milk, seven eggs, one teaspOOuful Of sal
eratus, ten cups of -four, some sfaisins,
one nutmeg. Rub the sugar and butter
together; add the buttermilk; add the
saleratus the last thing. This is very
much like pound cake, only not quite SO
rich.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
EMNSIoNs.
Gilmore &c CO.,

No b-s trpht Nir~-l-
WASHINGTON, y. c.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-03

THESE Celebrated Springs rapidly coming int,
i popular favor. and under the control % Mr.. Jo
B. HiNspS, will become one Of the most delightful
The silver state., 1876-09-05
ELLIS AND TME CnssCENrs.

Col. Ellis has published the follow.
ing. which speaks for itself. in the Vir-
ginia Chroaicle:
To the editor of the Chrooicle-cir:
| am informed that . report is current
in Virginia that ! am or hsys been q
member Of the I" Crescsnt" organiza-
ton.
If Misrepresentation are to be cir.
culatsd during the campaign. I am
glad this one has been started early
enough to enable me to contradict it.
That I am or ever have been mem
ber of the Crescent organization in the
State of Nevada, or elsewhere, is abso-
lutely and wholly untrue.
4. G. BILLS.
CARSON CITY. August 81. 1876.
The silver state., 1876-09-05

To-day an elsction for Members of
Congress and State officers is being held
10 Vermont. The election has no sig.
nificancs politically, a. the Republicans
are a. overwhelmingly in the majority
as the Democrats are in Kentucky. Ip
1872, the Republican majority was
25.333, aud in 1874. 20,224. The only
point Of interest is in the majority.
If it is reduced. which is not at
all probable. as there is no State in
the Union, where people cling so per-
tinacionsly to party. it will show that
even the Green Meuntain State, in
which the politics Of the father is
transmitted to the son. caunot stand
the proaigaoy and corruption of
Grants Administration. On q full
vote any reduction OF q majority of
$4,000 will plainly indicate that the
Be!knaps and Robesous Of the DOM
inant party are too nauseatiDg even for
the hereditary opponents of Democracy
In State. which We believe never
gave the Democratic party q major
ity.
The silver state., 1876-09-05

Gideon Wells. the honest Secretary
of the Navy in Lineoln's Cabinst, is
for Tildsn.
Montgomery Blair. another member
Of Lincoln's Cabinet. and one of tho
original msmbers Of the Republican
party. is for Tildsn. ", e. = 3
General Sigsl. who has been the Re-
publican candidate. in Nav York for
Secretary Of State. 10 for Tildsn.
Ex- Governor Palmer, of Illinois. the
friend of Lincoln. is for Tilden.
Austin Blair, the war Governor Of
Michigan, 10 for Tildsn.
Ex Governor Curtin, OF Pennsylva.
mia. ono of the great lights of the Re-
publican party 10 for Tildsn.
Charles Francis Adams. the ablest
Of Lincoln,s Foreign Ministers. 10 for
Tildsn.
Jacob Muller, Lieutenant Governor
during Hayes last term in Ohio, is for
Tildsn.
In short. thousands of Republicans
who voted for Abraham Lincoln. are
laboring for tie success Of Samuel J.
Tildsn.
The silver state., 1876-09-05
ESPECIAL TO TIE SILVER sTATE.I
EASTERN DISPATCHES

Rsgstta.
PnrLApELPHIA, August 4.
The rsgstta races commenced on
the Schuylkill this afternoon. between
the four cared crews. The course 10
three mile long turn, about course.
Ths Thames crew won the first race.
/ Telegraph Lins.
/ CHEYBNNE, Sept. 8.
The Black Hills telegraph line is fin.
ished to within fifteen miles this side Of
Hot creek. Communication vii bs
opened to Custer City by the last Of the
month.
Gold Dust.
The stage. last night. brought down
over one thousand ounces Of geld dust.
Few gulchss are now being worked on
account Of the scarcity of water. Dead
wood and Whitewood creeks still have
sufficient water for mining purposes.
As yet no quartz mill has arrived at
Deadwood. although two are now en-
route. one Of which left here .. week
ago.