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Before Esquire +. BrGdy.-Lsst even-
ing before Esquire Brady, Auna Phillips
aud Margaret Moore both colored, ell
tered sui and counter suit for using abu.
siye lapgu .ge towards one another. They
were bound over to keep the peace
Death on the Rail.-About 8 O'Clock
on sunday evening John Foy, while
crossing the Pliiradelphia, Wilminton,
and Baltimore Railroad at Twenty eighth
street aud Gra,'s Ferry road, was run
over by an outgoing train and Instant,
Killed. His Lody was conveyed to the
First district police station, Twentieth
and Fnzwa,er streets, and the Coroner
notified 10 hold ali Inquest.
Gtlmore's BanG-On Friday evening
November 25d, Mr j. ). Gilmore's
famous Military Band, will give grand
concert the Opera House in this city,
| The band will be the SAINT thatturnished
| he music in tile Lailsdoune 'tavine dur
Ing tile Centennial, and attracted such
universal attention. MI. ArDuckIe the
famous curileL soiolst wall also De pres
ent.
A Defecf,ue at ,uork on the FuYdrreu
| Murders. : The Filzjarrell murder has
ag glin been made u subject OF interest,
hy the appearance of Mr.. N. Ciark' OF
| California. Ohe son of the murdered wo-
nan1 with a detective from Phlladel-
delphia, hy The name of Spittall. IL IS
said that the evidence he has collected is
! veiy damaging to Mrs. Wadhen. Ihers
,s report thai he visited Mrs. Waddell
in i4iI last Monday, and taking heI by
hand saic, said, "rbis is the hand thai
murdered Mr.. and Mr,. FIJI zjarrell," The
charge though unexpected, did not cause
Mrs. Wadd-li 10 start or even change
IcnIor. Mr.. CLARK has offe' red reward
of S, 900 for the arrest, convlc ION anu
hanging of the murderer.
A Day aul Week Of Prayer. t't
last convention OF Young Meirs 'hrls
tiau Associations, Leld at LonsVill', Ky
, Juue 6ib-I0lh, it was resolved that I'M
second Sunday of Noyemb1r be obssr
ed as a day VI Thanksgiving 70 Gid iol
the gracious aid of His Holy spirit, AMI
l. suulication for His continued blessil |
upn, mlr avn and kindred orsaniza ION
throughout the world in their rff'ris Il
A0VAllct II1e hIHRhOh vs. 6
,ou,,g men, The Seventh Tritnnia
!, Conference of Associations, Led a
Hamburg, Germany. AnVusl litii-le'h Il
1873. res lved that the second week q
q November should be observed as weei
{ Of prayer for the blessing Of God upol
1.-The work of the Association.
= The Young Men's Christian Assocla
tion ut this city, have,in accordance witl
: these resolutions ar Aligned for the ooser
vance of the week as one Of specla
9 prayer, and thanksgiving. The pastor .h
= of the city have gladly united WIN I'd
l. Association in their desire to make mex ,,
e, sunday one Of special interest, ana wli
Y do so by preaching sermon TO you,
2 men Further notice will be mace OF IN
i sermons hereafter. Meetings will be nel
. every evening of the week In the dinere1
h churches. Prominent speakers Will ~
le dress Ile meeting at the Hanover churc
next Monday evening at u o'clock. !,
A noon-day prayer meeting Wiz ~ y =
held, in the Association rooms from AL
to / O'Clock each day Of the week.
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A N ORDINANCE CHANGING THE /
IN COURSE AND WIDENING TH
BED OF SHIPEEY RUN FROM MARY !
LAND AVENUE TO MARSH LANEl |
BE II ordained by the City Council OF Wil- |
mingtou: .f- Yrt5lUtfc \
Section. /. That the bed OF shipley Run,
from the easterly side Of Marylard Ave
nue. to and under the PhiladelphIa, Will
mington and Baltimore railroad, shall be
twenty feet wide, and from the r, w ~ Il.
X, r. to Marsh Lare shall be twenty feet
wide. ''
Section I'd, The course OF said ShipIey
Run from Maryland Avenue IN. Marsh
Lane shall be as follows Beginning at y
point for the centre line Of said culvert on
the south side OF Maryland AveL us, ana
distant from the northeasterly side Of east
Liberty street 178 feet, 6 inches. thence
DETECTING 10 the right from Maryland ave.
nue., making an angle with said avenue OF
SO degrees, 4b minuLes, and running " feet
10 a point OF curve to the right with n ra-
dius of 200 feet, thence with said curve a
detection Of so degrees and 90 minutes to q
point of reverse curve the distance meas
ured on tue chord subtending the arc from
oint of curve TO point of reverse curve is
| 22i feet, thence with said reverse curve de-
| fiecting to the left 10 degrees and min
| utes or until a tangent 10 the curve will
pass down the centre OF the run as 1t Is now
walled in by the p. w. q B., and ID. w. H..
| r., the distance measured on a chord from
| point of reverse curve to point of tangent
| Is l13 feet, thence with said tangent 1856 feet
| to q point of curve on the southeasterly
side Of the Delaware Western railroad
thence with a curve to the right radius 50a
feet DETECTION 10 degrees and Do minutes,
distance measured on q chord subtending
the arc Is 96 feet thence with a curve 70 the
left radius 1853, $40 IT. total detection IL
degrees 45 minutes to a point of compound
curve the distance measured on the chord
subtending the arc Is $40 feet, thence from
said point of com pound radius z2S feet to
tai detection 55 degrees and SO minutes dis
tance, measured on the chord subtendinl
the arc is 212 g. 10 feet to point of tangent
thence with said tangent 100 feet to the east
erly side of Marsh Road. The said run o.
sewer shall be twenty feet wide from Mary
land Avenue to the easterly side of Marsf
Road. i..
SECTION Sd. All ordinances and parts o
ordinance inconsistent herewith are hereb,
repealed.
| Passed at the City Hall, Nov. 1st, 1877.
M. l.. LICHTEN5T President.
w. III. FOULK, Clerk. nov5-2t.
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THE MARRIAGE OF ALFoNso

MADRID, Nov 6-The moderate party
have passed a resolution approving the
proposed marriage of King AlphoDsc to
Princess N aria de Los Mercedes, daugh-
ter of the Duke de Montpensier.
GEN. GRANT RECEIVES.
PAnIs, Nov. b-Gen. Frant received
visits to-day from Madame MacMahon
and son, N. de 1allyrand Perigord and
Admiral Gyquil des Touches, minister OF
the marines.
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ST BAX w A-IFS-

More rain last evening.
Read the DAILY GAzETTR.
The wind blew a perfect gale this
morning about O'Clock.
The Mighty Dollar at the Opera House,
next Saturday, evening.
Ord, r your job work done at the
GAzETTE job office.
Coal has come down 90 cents on the
ton, This will be good news to all Goa
burners.
DIR. Gallagher is alwavs ready and viii
ling 10 relieve h Q ,uffcrDgf f ON aching
teeth. He eau De louni at No. K. Fifth
street.
Hold up Bill, dolt un so fast iI car
keep np to you. | Ga, etop,I am going
after II bottle Of KiuA's Good Samaitan
cough Srup.
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For the Dd,ly Gazette.

Mr.. ED.-New iron pipes are being
laid in many of our streets tor the con-
veyance Of water-clean water suppose
and yet 1 wonder if after lying in the
dirty cutters and streets for some time,
whether they are brushed or washed out
before they are put in their place?
(,TTIZRN
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A N ORDINANCE TO CHANGE The
N GRADE EOF CERTAIN STREETS IN
THE OITY OF WILMINGTON.
BE it ordained by the City Council OF Will
mipgton
Section l. That the grade OF Washing
ton street from the centre of Thirte nth
street to the centre of Fourteenth street
shall be in descent six feet, fl ON the centre
OF Fourteenth street TO the centre OF FIJI
teenth street snail be In descent three feet,
and from the centre OF Fifteenth street to
the south side OF Park avenue shall be In
descent three feet. -.. .-.-.---
Tho grades of Fourteenth street and Fif
teenth street snail be made 10 conform TO
the gra,le of Washington street as hereby
established.
section I'd. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances inconsis ent herewith are hei e.
BY repealed. '.t
Passed at City Hall, Nov. 1, 1877.
NIL LICH1 EN- STEIN, President.
w. III. FoULK. Clerk OF Council.
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lpe Worm R G mn O " e d
Alive.

|tSal aand all completein two hours. No
-,ttau passes. Seat, pin and stomach
W s@ienbved by DR. Kunhel, 259 North
street. Advice free. No fee until
%a all passes IN one, and alive. DR..
W. u lle only successful physician In
@unIfy Tor the removal of worms and
SMh syrup is pleasant and safe for
,lor grown persons. Send ior cir
suSk ior a bottle of Kunkel's Worm
" ", fflce 81 bottle. Get IL of your
ssfl Ii never fails. nov2-Im
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MARRIED.

RGLINTON- MARTIN.-On the 1st inst; !,
by Rev W. q. Robinson, No. 1887 y North
Twelfth street, Philadelphia, Mr.: James
Eglinton to Miss Elizabeth A. Martin,
both of Wilmington.
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tos sI,s asHr,

Fos sHs sen.
n s,,h 1hfaashes, Bath 1owels, Barn Sponges,
n SeIl eil soaps In extensive variety. Also
EfSloges, f,e YES Straps, Brushes, &c. of horst
Es,s !, friction Gloves, and many Other
Il. BRINGH URST q CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Stss
'"H nlrHrOIOSs LUF4 for COrDs
(srY,1 Srsllsn n remedy OF great popularity 70,
'us Gorns without pain.
H. ERINGHURST a. CO.,
c ApOthecaries.
1orner sixth and Market SITS
fne Ndil Scissors.
y. ai.a ~ Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
I'M MAJ Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., fo1
~ h. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sta
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5,l,, nuy ana sell STOCKS
3pald AZ M Bonds and Gold In n
~uW OUs York ,phila, Baltimore
land local markets.
NJ" fSh y n ERS AND RROK ERS.
'"' mousse Building. Entrance on ST
Street.
Cpnaod american, Red Star, Inmal
tinsnd N Lines 10 Great Britain anC
Nusll Of Europe.
FOR SALE.
E6stes ! MI IL Goal Gas Company stock
SDel, r Il. 20. stock,
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The Wr0shssa Report.
1Np1oArloNs rms AiFrERNooN.

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, !. A. M.
For the Mldd !e and 8 uih AtlaBtic
S,ates rain areas, followed by exlrene-
ly col el, l,sr'ng ~ea'her, northwest
eriy wiuds and risiug barometer.
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NOTICES..

NToTICE.-I, PETER FORD, in compli-
IN anct with the requirements OF the Act
of Assem- bly, in such cases made and pro.
vided do hereby give notice that l shall
apply In writing to the Court of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, In and for the coun-
ty OF New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day
of November next, A. ID. 1877, being the
nrst day of the November term Of SAID
Court. for o license TO keep an Inn or Tav-
ern at No. 800 Adams street. In the Third
Ward Of the city of Wilmington, TO sell In
toxicating liquor In quantities not less than
oneIt al fgalloD mot to beidrunk on the premi-
se.. q dlthelfollowing spec table citizens re-
com mend this said application TO witt
James Clark, Ed. McManus,
s. g. Logan, A. Bickta,
Alma Hitler, Y j. Hutchinson,
John H. Crumlish, Charles b Bedford,
Cbas, Kane, William W. Brown,
Philip Green, Fergus Haurihan,
B. j. Fulmer. p. sullivan,
p. Gardner, Evans d. Wallace,
p. Murray, Patrick Monaghan,
Samuel Lewis H. @. Duffy,
Henry O'Brien, Philip j. Green,
VIM. M cCarlney G.. Ryan,
j. Dooley
IUO OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. e)8 Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware,
November Sd, 1877.
The Board of Directors have this day de-
cared q dividend OF VI per share, on the
capital stock of the company, out or the
net earnings for the past six months, pay
able on demand to the stOckh 'idnFs, or
their legal Representatives at tn office OF
BALD company. l.. 9iLolN,
no5eod5t Secretary aud Treasurer
10th DIVIDEND.-The Directors OF
III this Institution have this day de-
c'hred dividend OF three per cent on The
etpital stock of this Bank for the last ak
months, payable to the stockholders or
10Th inst clear of all taxes.
BY order, W. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
Bank of Smyrna, Nov. 1st, 1871 nov3aw4t
dividend
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELA-)
| WARE, AT WILMINGToN,
| November 2. ISL
| The Directors have this day declared 4
| dividend of twelve dollars per share, beine
| six per O mt for TIE last six months, aud IN
| extra dividend of six d. liars per share
both of which are payable on nd demand, cieai
of all Ia es. II. II. EWBANKS,
| nov2-4t Cashier.
| NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.-All
IN persons who have sold roperty dur
ing the year are required to give notice In
| writing to the registrar, O. the once OF the
| Wa. er Department, No 100 Market street
ON or b foI e the 3oth day OF November, 1871
inserting in the notice the name of he pre-.
| sent owner, the name of TIL purchaser land
the number and location ofthe property sc
| sold. Otherwise they viii be held Tor Lht
water rent for the year 1873.
| All perso 8 who wisn to discontinue the
use of water must also give noiice as above
| and pay 81 for dra wing the ferrule, or fol
| a discontinuance of any portion thereof d
certificate from the plum Der that they have
VIM. 8. HAYES,
Nov Limo. Registrar.
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NToTICE.-OFFYCE PRACTITIONER
ONLY
DIR. ALFRED WALToN

IOTICE.-OFFYCE PRACTITIONER
IN ONLY
DIR. ALFRED WALTON
respectfully offers his services to such as
cali upon him aG 235 Market street. No
charge except for the medicine Charges
moderate. octZi-tnd
NyoTICE-By virtue of an Act OF the
~ General Assembly passed at Dover,
February a2t, S77, hereby give notice 10
boL:ers of Delaware State B nds, that l
shall attend at tho Philad lphia N I'll nal
Bank In the city of Philadelphia during
the business hours of that Bank. on the
three first secular dA,s of Jann ,ry III pre-
p4red to redeem and pay off nond> RON
No 76 to 1871, both inclusive o the drnoIni-
n lt1on cf one thousand dollars eacn. ~ the
issue of the Bonds of the State OF Delaware,
under date of January lst, 1868, and that
ary. 1878, the interest on said Bonds VIII
cease. THUS - GihEo'
Office OF State Treasurer, over, Novem-
Der ist, 1877. novl-2 avn lnl
NOTICE TO CITY AND s HoOL TAX
In PAYERS OF ld7.-Pfrsons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1877,
bills having been rendered to them and
who cannot pay at once, Will pl ase call at
our Office and make so,ne e arrangements as
to when they can pay and thus aVoh no.
tice by postal cards. To those VINO 90 not
cal we will send postal cards and also ad-
vertise their names and amounts due us
for taxes, as we are Determined to close out
this term under the law.
Those owning lots had better call AMI set
tie at once. or we will sell their lots for
taxes and costs.
Hours from 8 a. m. 10 12 m, from TO
and 4 to 8 %. m. e. PROVOST,
Collector for N. district.
E. FARMER,
oct25-lm Collector for s. District.
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WILMINGTON MARK ETS.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 9, 1877.
|s,stlons at the Brandywine Mills for
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..d Con,,s.err,ai.

'' =, .,,eToN. Del. Nov. g. 1877:
m stock cssSssn sgSstsaloHTio House l%591sfidd Baiidlhs
! STOCK euoA Bid.
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Before Esquire Brddy.-Lsst even
ing before Esquire Brady, Auna Phillips
aud Margaret Moore both colored, ell
tered sui and counter suit for using abu.
sive langu .ge towards one another. They
were bound over to keep the peace
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DH. NIT hED " HhION
respectfully offers his services to such a.
cali upon MIN at 235 Market street. Nc
charge except for the medicine Charges
moderate. Oct2I-tmd
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TIN Consolidated~~Elume Company, III
lower Confederate, are still piping, and 60
ing forward with their work. They have
cleared the bank off of $40 feet of the gulch
this season, and will doubtless have hand
some dividends when the bedrock and fiume
is cleaned, -~s:. t...,. .,ntn-fa rs IaIt
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IL re n .

''' AT Fort Sanders. W.T., August /, to the life
of Eiomt. Ghas. +. Roe, of I'd Cavalry, q daughter.
IN springtown, Meagher county, Augusta, to the
wife of AL. spencer, Il son.
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WE are in receipt of apressing invitation
from the stock men OF the northwestern
part of the county to pay them a Vlslt' ana
slall 90 over at an. early day. 3E 3l3It ,
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sfitepu titv. on the second and fonrth
~ suaturdayst of. each month soeonIhlhg
N\brolhers are Go co SrirRrIEID W.M
n IT. BARNES, sec.!, -+,+rti ~ --74ert =
,n,y,,rarRr1srSGi is the life of trade.
ADNhN -----4--+- :
y, owe is human. to pay up divine. -
onl Mrs. A.. j. Stephens were in town
stlis week y
or ,~rxrnR1Es upon the mountains are
fasttl rippenllnngs: IL 44l444lI azo11 4ia ,
NIX, untold millions lbtlte bunch
GRASS of Montana- ,"ftl 3Hiit|a"df :,
Nun, cattle business is better than loaning
uoucy at tie, usual rates. .;i&la ?
u,rp hus,,andry is the most profitable
,,.;nrss one can engage IN. Iii r.1#'h u,
u,ssys- BuH &sdBarnes are mining inMon=
.,, yuleh with good results g...rarr "
THE Young nla,l who went. to the valley III
.oarcb of a horse, forgot to return. .
,,,,, ctoek men OF lower Smith river have
An. shed their roundup, and are Duslly Ell
lSlNA p
r,ced in making hay. ......--1.
NUMBER OF parties from town haVc peeA
bcrrymg. during the past week, ana a lll5lllaavc
,utnrned with fall buckets. n2ed iDtn 7
~ Dp.. and Mrs. Parberry departed Monday
TO take up their pA r,nanent residence at the
White Sulphur Springs, their new ana pleas
ant home - - :
GENTLEMAN writing from Ponynreeent-
~, saws: There are AZ stamps pounding
uway upon good quartz, times are lively
aid business Improving. %.A &.b ~ :
WE would expect q large turnout at lhe
ball at Springtown tomorrow evening, anc
at the races OH the Canyon Ferry track, ilae
il been generally known.
WE are in receipt of pressing lnVitauol
from the stock men Of the 'northwesterl
mart of the county topay them a visit, ant
IA sllall 60 over at an. early day. Hill al3It y
,WE,learrn from Il private letter that Geo
Mcdonald, for many years a citizen of Con
tederates{A and who has been fortunate Ill TIL
Black Hills country, was robbed by roa'
agents while making the trip from Dead
wood to the railroad. 4f &6ArA,& ~
S~ERGEANT s. Belfew, who has recent,
been promoted to Commissarys Sergeant.
the T.. S. A., passed through town with III
family last Tuesday, zen youtc to the ne'
post III MISSOURI, where he will probabl
Ei s.@p .-Ex So. aMEY
atAHEr u Attorney otstae Western Star Mimi
Co, w. T.. Cullen, 4nf Helena, informs \
that it is the in~tention5Sot the Company t
commence work this fall. A representa-,
is lookedSio from the Eastin a few week
who viii begin operatioonssat once.
NAT. ROBERTS. Who has been engaged
G quartz MililIsg IN Duck creek. forV1the pa
Twelve months,$ has purchased Mrs. +. =
Walling's farm and intends fitting it up +
#4lastoekt rancll.r We wish him. abundant su
cess il the occupation Of a1ggffaanger. r,is1.
NEARLY one hundred persons were in !;
tendance at the Canton races on the II
inst. But two. horses We're e~ntered-trai
keene's and John. @Perkins. Mr.. keent
horse VAS the winner, and <considerat
"a, money changedhand on the RESULT as
.2 MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Fisk, of the Hsau'
who have been enjoying q few weeks lfrescl
alton at the White Sulphur Springs andy
ting among friends on Smith river, pass
on their return this week. Mr.. Fisk add
anumberv of Thames to his list while here.
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TAKE WARMING!

III not buy 4 single article Of Clothing until you
of Business, Worsted and Diagonal; also Dress
Broatlcloth Suits Of ali styles and qualities is very
large. In HATS we always have the Latest Styles.
We have y very full line Of Blankets, Underwear.
Hosiery, Rubber Coats, Trunks, etc. in fact every-
thing belonging to q Eirst-Class Clothing Establish
nlCnt.. '
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WE would expect a large turnout at the
ball at Springtown tomorrow evening, ana
At the races, OH the Canyon Ferry track, had
II been generally known. q
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NEW

- -z-F4---A --rRsF= = u =
$3.50. -, &, 10 No! "a, SouttaCoranneIc
WYNN. rk'e are our authorized AGENTS to transat
g.. st. Lai'' CONTRACT for advertising and receive
NJ rripiione-
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JAMES BREWER, formerly proprietor Of.

~JAMEs~BREwEE, formerly proprietor OF.
the White Sulphur Spring, who has spent
the past twelve months along the Yellow
stone and at the new Posts, is soionrning at
his old home. He reports business quite
dull at present in that section heretofore it
has been brisk. He says the country is fast
settling up. Nearly all the farming and hay
lands along the Yellowstone and tributaries,
between the canyon and the Posts. have
been located. families are moving in, and
and, the people. generally are feeling secure,
and are well pleased With the country.
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to the Department for postmaster dor The
new Office to be established at lower Smith
river. 1t is also recommended STAT thco office
be called Chestnut, in honor of Capt.. Robert
Chestnut. who erected the first cabin on the
valley. This was in 1868. He built his abode
near w. G. aSwett's ranch, the proposed To-
cation for the new office. and wintelieu Thos.
l.. Gorham's train of cattle there. 1t islalso
proposed tllatI the valley bear his name, to
which we checrtully aceeed, andtwill adopt
it, should the post office be so named.
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w ,learp from Il private letter that Geo.
Mcdonald, for many years a citizen of Con-
ledera,e .Aand who has been fortunate in the
Black Hills country, was robbed by ROAD
agents while making the trip from Dead
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The August number Of the Sonther"
Farmer and, Stock Journal, and old and reli-
able Southern paper, was received this week
with q modest request that it be placed upon
our exchange list. We acceed to the request
with pleasure, and hope that the visits ot
the HusBASpMASto the far-off State of Geor-
gia will be as welcome as are those Of the
Farmer to the. %luxuriant slopes of the Rocky
Mountains. Tbs, FIq1uqcr is neatly printed,
and contains Il large variety Of information
Subscription price, Is cents per annum'
Address il. G. Billings & Son, Madison, Ga,
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4 GESrLEMAN writing from Ponyfreeent--
". saws: There are AZ stamps pounding
away upon good quartz, times are lively
aid business Improving. i I'D " FL ~
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IL, r,s1SG is the life Of trade.
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is human. to pay up divine. -
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+, IN and Mrs. Parberry departed Monday
to take ,p their pl rnnanent residence at the
White Sulphur Springs, their new and pleas
al1t home >
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n. and Mrs. A. J. Stephens were in town
y 80 Hlls :. 4H.& G1BnETMt .
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-.o,1, o1Ty LODGE No. z, A. F. and A. III

~ staltselttc o,n,n,ii cal ca ion s helaa t and ra olnil,
~ IN ,lan, ,s III each month";. lSOjourning
* s Ssa1n ! are cordially inyiteato attend, ,
v DAVID BuTTERElELp,, HHrnMM
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16

uus,MR of parties from town have been
hcrrymg during the past week, ana a llllll nave
,ut,,rned with fall buckets. l'ed Tins I
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-16

WE acknowledge ~ pleasant call this week
from DR.. A. T.. Dawson, who arrived In
Montana a few weeks'tsince from living
stone la. The DIR. came across the plains in
a private conveyance, and was aboutotliree
months making the Journey oiAlthough he
expected to be alone when he lefthome, he
found plenty of company. He says it SEEM
eIas if the whole world was on the move
He saw several trains Of emigrafts of over
100 wagons, and Il number of smaller ones,
all moving West. The largest portion were
going to Oregon and Washington Territory
while a few were bound for Montana.I The
DR.. expresses himself much pleased with
our country; and ~conte1nplates a permanent
residence here lie has rented ain office, and
will practice medicine in'Diamoiid." ia3 81