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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Withdrawal OF the Troops from the
Stated ouse-Chamberlaia Sur
renders His Claim,

COLUMBIA, April l0-The United
States troops formed in line aud moved
out Of the Stste.house at noon to-day.
Chamberlain has just issued an address
in which he all further claims
as the executive of the State, deeming
a prstractsd struggle Injurious both to
the State and people.
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mnrEcfa.

CHICAGO. April 10, IL m.-Wheat is
steady at 81 3sI for May; offered l 80 fer
June. Corn is steady at 44s for May;
45s for June; NORMALLY Al for cash
April. Pork is inactive at si4 10 for
May IA 22l for June. Lard is dull at
3 375@9 40 for May; 9474 for June,
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olive LOgan's Ideas on women's
HfRhfs-


It is evident that Writ Skies don't give
Olive Logan Il fair chance, and so Olive
finds this 10 say about it in the San
Francisco Call; "And here let me record
my opinion, that a more unlenable and
ignoble piece Of injustice does not sur.
vIve from the black darkness Of earliest
baroarism than that which sanctions the
custom Of turning the woman in the
slightest MEASURE into a beast Of burden
for q man. In spirit, the lazy and obsti,
nate gentleman, who filings himself into
an easy chair and bids bis wife get Up
out Of hers and bring him his boots, is
the same narrow.minded, %ungenerous
tyrant the Digger Indian is when he
packs the load on bis squaw and tramps
himsslf untrammeled by her side. When
a man who works al a fatiguing trade
standing on his feet from morning till
night at the printers case, or bending
over patientsi in the dental chair, or turn.
ing The wheel Of some hand-run machine,
or hammering at the anvil with lusty
blows-hen | can understand, when be
comes home at night, dead beat. too tired
even TO eat, that bis vile should 'coddle'
him by running Tor bis slippers, filing
his pipe or brushing bis hair. But under
no circumstances do the laws Of analogy,
anatomy, physiology or phlebotomy,
prove that q physically inferior wife
should take twenty steps TO saw a strong
husband one"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
The Telephone Experiment in New
YnrR

IOfhs
New York Mail, April 81
An immesse audience gathered last
evening at S~ieinway Hall to listen to the
telephone, the performance on which
was proceeded by the first part Of an ex-
cellent concert, in which Miss Reber,
Signor Tagilapietra, Miss Fannie KEEL.
logg, Madame Carreno-Saure and the
Young Apollo Club took part. But it
vas evident that the audience listened
with impotence to these performers, ed.
mirably 90 they acquitted themselves,
and,were looking forward with eagerness
20 the great event Of the evening Pre-.
vious 10 this Professor Gray came for.
ward AID explained that the full force Of
the instrument would undoubtedly be
implired BY the humidity Of the atmos
phere, which would cause the music 10
leak as il came through New jersey.
But 10 q ieg moments the audience
heard distinctly, although as If az a long
distance, tho we'll known strains OF
Home, Sweet Home played by Mr.
Boscogilz IN Philadelphia, aud broke oul
% strong applause Ia the pieces which
followed, i've 10 number, it was notice
able that the high notes were almost 10
audible, but the lower ones came cut dis
tiEctly, yet, we ere assured, with NOTHING
like the distinctness With which they
would be heard il a clear, bright atmos
| phere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
On Tuesday, May 1, 1877,


in legal hours, in front Of the Court-house.
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 20 sell, to the
highest bidder, Cor cash, the following de-
scribed property, tO.wit:
One tract Of land, the property Of Mrs.
Mary Harris situated 10 Shelby county. Tenn,
and about "a miles southeast Of tho city OF
Memphis. beginning az the intersection Of
Dunn and 0tey avenues, running east with
the south side Of Dam avenue Is chains and
b3 llnRB; theEce south 81 chains and 80 liuks
70 the northeast eornerof tho tract Nrs. Mary
Harris sold to ThOs. w. Hunt; thence west
with the north line OF tho said 2l-acre tract l6.
chains and e. links to Otey avenue, the north
west corner Of the said 2Eacre tract; thence
north along the west side Of Utey avenue q
chains and ~ links to the beginning, contain
ing % acres oy estimate being al Of the CO.
acre tract conveyed by Samuel p. Waiksr to
MRS. Mary q. Harris in 1857 By deed regis
tered IN the Reeister's office, Shelby county,
BOOB, 81, page 1913, excepting the "a acres con-
yeyed by mrs. Mary Harris 10 Ihos. w. Hunt
in 1883, by deed registered in sail Registers
oinee IN Book 50, part l, page 453, and refer
enoe Is made to sail two deeds for further
description Of said 90 acres.
also two lots in the city Of Memphis. Shelby
county. Tenn, known as lots 81 and to in The
VIM. g.. LANE subdivision of tho Isler nron.
erty, each lot fronting so feet on the west si3o
Of Dunlap street, and running back lsH feel
between the lots conveyed by VIM. d I9na -
Jane B0fO in 1860, by deed roai,te-e5 IN !
Register office Of shelby county, ia Bo1kR
page 6lS, and the same conveyed IN NJ NJ
Harris in 1871, by deed registered in Inc Rcogy,
%is.er's Office Of Shelby oounty, in Boot %
page 81. For further description Of ssidl Iootts,
mentioned. N'SNs uuVN0
Leyied 90 as the property of dofena,n,
Mrs. Mary Harris, to satisfy said ii~vvivnGant'
interest andcosts. 'aiu judgment,
Memphis, s9th day Of March, 1877.
v. A.. AND NRSON
RI " n Sdheria Of Shelby coonty, Tenn.
Edglngton, Attorney for plaintiff q1-o 40
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Indtoatious.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-For Tennes.
see and the Ohio valley partly cloudy
weather and local rains, northwest wiuds,
rising barometer aud slight rise ia tenn
perature.
Floods will occur In Tennessee, Cum
berland and Savannah rivers during
Thursday. Central Mississippi and lower
Ohio will rise.
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DO, mahIp Ameriaue Anont.

New YORK, April lO.-At 7:45 this
morning the loRg-stranded steamship
Amerique wal aoated OF the sands at
Seabright, N. j., and anchored in deep
water preparatory to being towed to New
York.
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Forgsrs Arrested.

New YoRK, April lO-Six persons
have been arrested including one woman
charged with completely in the recent
forgery on the Union Trust Company
for $64. $50, and also forgsries or the
Carbon Iron Company and Southern
Missouri Pacific bonds.
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To all who are suffering from tas errors and
indiscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc., I will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
s~elf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. ISMAS, Station D. Bible House. New York
City. 129-xxiv l2sd&w
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Erseniinn Rinred.

WlLKEsBARBE, PESS April l0.-In
the case OF Campbell, sentenced to be
hung to day, the Supreme Court granted
a writ staying the execution.
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up will not satisfy the public, nor
will it interfere with the eventual
decision on the suit for damages.
The courts must decide upon the
evidence and the case before them.
Hence, the great Importance of a
case embracing all the facts and
issues.
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on TUESDAY, MAY srn, 1877. IN 'FRONT.'
lot ID 5 ~ Ma ~ street, | .vll sell for cash.
deed eSeSn1tsadt po or t!cfering, under a trust
CORDED ia Book q, page lgS. Kegistarr; ana re-
TO which reference is made. e'S'or ) ONCE
I n u.p..,..s NJ G JONES, Trustee.
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NOTICE

EoA WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERr-vArr
cs,b IG ifSse ! T ssn 9sil d t. i tAo thigheit bidder, f S6r
@en Building and loan Az gfAlag-
9emphls Tenn. Sale To take niScs OF
a. 80 madison street. on TridSg n ~ iTrghLt
TO e % so april At p o'clock IN, 5itle i so9 S5ss
Aprll9. 1877, fNAisAH' Irus;os
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE.
n holders Of the eecurity Building and
Loan Association is called for TUESDAY
evening. April 10th. 8 o'clock, at the Score
tary's Office, TO take action oo the matter Of
The same time. Members must pay their dues
on that day. A. g.. LtVERM0RE. Pres't.
T. D.. TREZEvANT, Sec'y. 1886
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Ia HI@t
Tuesday Evening, April 10. 1877.

The subscription price Of the PUB
LILO LEDGER is IS per cnaum for
The Daily, and 50 per annum for the
Reskly-POstdge free.
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SUPREME COURT.
Proeeedlnee az Jackson, Tel

Proceedines at Jackson, Tenn.
Special to the Ledger.l
JACKSON, April lO.-The court heard
No. 225 of the Shelby chancery docket
to-day, and the Shelby criminal docket
will be taken up on Monday next by the
court. Tomorrow is the last day for
fling objections to trying causes before
the commission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
Represents Following IniuFnne o
Companies:
LEGAL.
SherilF's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
A that by virtue Of a yenlitioni exponas to
me directed from tho honorable Circuit Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case of
Harris, Judgment rendered on tho eth day OF
June, 1873, for the sum Of seven hundred and
thirty dollars and seventy-six cents, with
interest and costs Of suit. to satisfy said judg-
meut. eto I will
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ISSUE Of SECOND SERIES
G~erman.American Building and Loan
Association.

DARTIEs DESIRING TOsECURE HOMES
j or loans for other investp ents can do so
By subscribing 70 the second issue Of stock in
mgnt Of back dues. Only a limited number
Of a few hundred shares will be- issued. II
you want your own home this is The easiest
way to procure II. Call at seeretary's efice
). sttut ii. BENsDoRF, No. 7 Madison;
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3. ANp |. AssuolArloMs.
German'Ameriean Building and Loan
Association,

GOoOO1hllOut
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TEE STOCK
~ holders Of this Association will be held at
me Secretary'S Office on Wednesday, APRIL II,
III, At IA o'clock pm. An amendment 10
the bylaws, regarding the future rate Of in.
terest on past loans, will lie submitted to the
meeting
The monthly meeting will be held at same
timo, and the money on hand loaned at six
per cent. interest per annum. Stockholders
are requested to pay their dues during the day
in order not to delay the meeting. Fines for
non-paJment Of dues will be strictly enierced.
l.. IGLAUER, President.
u. BEYsDoRF, Secretary. 1895
Clerks BHiIG'g h Savings Association
TINE REGULAR LOAN MEETING WILL
J. be held on Wednesday. April 18th, at 5
o'clock pm, at the seeretary's office. No. s
Madison street. Fines will DO rigidly enforced
II dues are not paid by 3 o'clock pm.
J.W. BRUSH, Pres't.
P. D. JONES. sec'y. 1875
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LAUX-0n the 10th inst. at II o'clock q,
ANTHONY LAUx, aged Al years. 5 months aud
q days.
Notice Of funeral in morning papers.
cincinnati papers please copy.l
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Trustees Sale

~ v. D. CANNON. D. s. Aenn'
~haglngt0n, Attorney for plaintiff 81 OF a.
, 1877-05-19
POSSIBLE ISSUES OF THE WAR.
From the Daily Ncm')

PROBABLY the safest prophecy to make
concerning the war, is that it will not con-
duct or conclude itself according TO any
fayourite prediction. 1t is possible that
the Russians might accomplish two or
three remarkable successes at the very be-
ginning of the campaign, aud then offer to
Turkey such terms as she might have
had six months ago without any war. It
is possible that Turkey might be inspired
with sudden sagacity and accept the terms.
In that case the war would be but as q FIRE
of straw, blazing out and extinguishing
almost in a breath, and leaving oil around
its immediate area virtually unframed.
Then Russia would have obtained all the
honour Of the championship, and oil the
dignity and substantial advantage OF an
assured position as protector of the Chris
tan populations, without any very great
cost to herself. Turkey would consent to
give some sort Of guarantee for the decent
, 1877-05-19
ANTIGUA.

Those who know this island will he interested
to Learn that ths Treasury and Library build
ings have just been put ic thorough repair.
The collection Of hooks in this Library is one
OF HE best 10 The West Indies, and HE rooms
very suitable TO the purpose. A clerk Is in
constant attendance, the principal English
newspapers and magazines are placed on this
table on she arrival OF he mail. each snbscli.
Der is allowed 10 have one hook on loan and
and all these l~uxurirs are purchased by the
small subscription Of one guinea per snnum.
The Government gives a small grant in aid of
the institution; hat we are sorry to say that
the %colonists do not value it as much as it
deserves.
, 1877-05-19
TIE E A M s /.

- ASmAS w.
May 18th.
NRw YoAR, 18th MAy.-Europsan kilograms an
nounce that another battle has taken place bs-
SwSsn the Russians and the Turks in the vicinity
Of Batoum, at which the Russians were dsfsAted
With 9 loss Of four thousand killed.
In the British House of Commons Mr. Glad
stones Anti-Turkish resolutions chiefly TO The
eject that in view Of the Povts's conduct she had
NO moral or material claim to the support Of
England, were discussed last night, and, on being
put to the vote, were rejected by q majority Of one
hundred and t~hirty-ons votes.
INV York, 18th Maya telegram from Con.
sssntinopls claims that the Turks have destroyed
the town Of Sukumkal on the Black Sea. and
landed a large force there, it being the seat for she
organization of a formidable insurreotion.
The London Times referring TO the debate
IL the House Of Commons on Mr. GladStons's re.
solutions inter prsts Tho KSsulE Of the division We
being favourable to a peace policy.
A Telegram from Rome states that the Pope has
promised to re, establish the Scotch hierarchy.
LONDON, 10Th Msy.-Tho Dutch Government
wish an extension Of time TO enable them 10 Cd.
tAblish arrangements before agreeing to the
Sugar Convention. The sales of Barbados sugar
In London averaged tweniy-nins shillings per cwt.
The stock of sugar at the four home ports on
ahs twelfth instant was one hundred and thirty
Dix thousand tons sgairst one hundred and seven
~ thousand for the corresponding period last year.
May 18th.
Naw YoRK i7Eh Paris dispatches state
that Marshal MHcMahon having expressed his
dissatisfaction at the neglect of NJ. Jules Simon
30 oppose the repeal Of the Press Law Bill tho
latter resigned.
In the event Of a dissol ution the Marshal has
promised TO Constitute a Ministry composed Of
The members Of the Liberal Right Centre party.
n. DHfaure hAs been invited TO succeed NJ.
Simon, but declined on account of bad health,
The Tipperary election has resulted in the re-
turn Of Mr.. Gray who has defeated the Fsnian
Candidate Casey.
Nsw YoRK. May l5th.-Flour per barrel St.
Lawrence brand 1915
Meal Per Dbl. e3l. to
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel. els.
49,. %Cryatals per 70 lOi to lie cents.
~SSo' Fair TO good refining per b Iob to losct
EugliSa Islands Molasses per gallon, 81 esuts.
Premium on Gold lot.
BsshAngs New York and London A.s7.
LexDoH May 18th.
<Dsm. Crystals per Owt. 81 lsI3 duty free
@sRN. Museovado do. 81 76 do.
<Clsysd Havana No. Ia. Ell III6 sAoat.
Dsmsrsra Rum. per gallon, tIlO ia bond.
trinidad Coeoa. per ews. 60 IL Cd.
Cess ols 0se to I.
Bssk Of Esslasd Rate Of Disssaas sP. ct.
Cssps % 70 {.
RenHaa eS'eQs
, 1877-05-19
C o l. O N A L..
JAMAICA.


Mr.. Calls Ne1cs Letter IL AZ lively az usual.
The Editor says that he vas charged with q
seditiouS libel because he had truthfully
asserted that the three years Of Sir WIN. Grey's
administrator had been fhfee seats If corrup.
ton, imbecility and misfU } %conoilia-
tory rolicy of the Lieutenant GtveInor, Mr..
Rust worth, meets with the Editors warm
aqptorAl; and BIS thus writes of the Governor
DOW expected
"Our new Governor, Sir Anthony Musgravr,
now in London, is anxiOusly looked for here.
Great hopes are entertained of his c0nciliatOry
policy, and that by hi, wisdom and prudence,
hN may yet successfully hoat the wreck Sir
William Grey has left of Crown Government in
Jamaica The corruption which has crept into
the Departments through leaks will require to
be- pumped out, and, after a careful examina-
tiOn. the leaks can be- repaired. Grown Gov.
eminent In Jamaica may yet float, and after
all prove a success. The next point for the
new Governor TO enquire into will be the ma.
chinery Of Tbs ship, which now consumer TOO
much coal il working, and is therefore expen.
sivs TO her owners. New compound engines
will heye to he supplied which will give
greater speed, require less space for machinery
and cOnsnme only a part Of The coal required
by The former machinery under Sir William
Grey. 4he new Captall Will require 10 pay
periodical visits 10 each Of the departments Of
the ship, 10 see how the Stewards and Engi.
neers and the Purser manage the vessel, other
wise mis- Encouragement and corruption will creep
in Just as before. He will require to mix with
the passengers and make himself agreeable on
the voyage, not only for the purpose of keep
ing himself weil-i formed on matters connected
with his ship aud the comfort Of his passengers,
but TO preserve the discipline and popularity
Of The service, so that when the journey Is
over he may receive an address from his pas
sengers and congratulations for his coed
seamansbip after a long and pleasing voyage.
Sir Anthony MuSgrave comes from a most
enterprising colony (South Austral,al where
the Government il liberal and enlightened, and
he has left it with tho good wishes Of all those
he governed there anal LETT behind that he
might coma to govern Jamaicp. We ars not
of those who take the dark view Of things and
think that "because power is sweet" Jamaica
will be no better of under Sir Anthony'A rule
than it has been undl. that Of Sir William
Grey our hopes ara ali the other way and
that Sir Anthony MuSeravs, %ptOfting by the
terrible experiences of Sir William Grey, will
apply himself vigorously 70 q 3 restoration Of
the wreck that has bee = he'd him and
for the floating Of which J1a PIE Of jamaica
vii hope and pray"
, 1877-05-19
TRINIDAD.

More coal has been discovered in the island
but it appears from an article in the Chronicle
that no clear information has been given about
il, and ihe extent aud value IF The seams are
therefore quite uncertain. The Editor of the
Chronicle evidently thinks we'll Of Mr.. K-rr's
proposal to return the mega's TO the soil, for
he prints The whole Of that writer's chapter
on he subject which We quoted in our issue
of the 4th Of April.
, 1877-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM EUROPE.

Two hundred thousand German cclonists
in Southern Russia have determined to
emigrate to Brazil and other parts of
America. to avoid being placed under
Russian Courts of Law and ~draughted into
the Russian Army. Though they aud
their ancestors have been in Russia over
100 years, and will be impoverished by
, 1877-05-19

emigration, the abolition of their privileges
in consequence of the incessant demands
Of the National Party, has suficed to drive
them away. The emigration has already
begun.
Sickness 10 30 prevalent in the Madras
Presidency, in consequence Of the famine,
that medical officers at home on leave ace
having their holidays cut short by orders
to return TO duty at once.
SIR ERsx1Nn MAY. K.C.B., has been
requested by the Sultan to proceed to
Constantiuople 10 draw up rules for the
guidance cf the Turkish House Of Com
mons, buG has declined the honour.
The effective armies Of Europe are as
follows Russia, l,7s9.571; Germany.
1,248.s34; France, 1,1Is,525; Austria,
964, 26S; Italy, 1871 England, 655.S0S:
Turkey. 629.736 other countries, ATE, 1921;
total, 1854, 935. Allowing only $50
per head tor the cost OF each man,
1882, GAS. $50 per annum 10 expended for
bAAS AAiAAhbGu0ANO VI bilCHS AAVQB al RlICBs
Nearly $500 people died Of %virulent
cholera in tho Nundydroog Division Of
Mysore during the late half Of last month.
10000 cattle were in the same locality
starved to death during the same period.
Austria is preparing a force Of 80, 900
men, who can be modified in q few days.
This force will be concentrated on the
frontiers of Bosnia and Servi0 ready for
any event; but according TO q telegram
in the National Zeitung, Austria will GER
tAinly occupy one, and perhaps both, OF
These PROVINCES as soon Us the Russians
force the passage Of the Danube.
In Vienna tbs belief that Servia will be
forced iutO the war SCENE general aud
strong.
A petition has, il is said, been circulated
in official quarters at Bucharest, which
requests that the Roumanian army may
be led against the Turks.
The Roumanian officers who are in
Brussels on Through, aud attached to the
Military School have received orders 10
rrjoin their regiments Immediately.
There is in prep ration at the Vatican
q memorandum on tho inpossibility Of the
Pope's independence at Rome. This
memorandum will BE- given to the heads Of
the respective parties of pilgrims on their
arrival, inciuling the Cardinals and BishOps
expected in May and June
Strenuous efforts are making at the
Vatican to compass the downfall Of the
French Minister, M. jules Simon.
The Due Decczes, ut q Cabinet Council
on Tuesday, said that be had received
from Berlin and London distinct assurances
OF the pacific disposition with which
Germany regards France, and that the
same message had been conveyed By
Prince HOHENLoHE.
~ArcVnV TCcTYnN an TYYLa w D
, 1877-05-19

emigration, the abolition Of their privileges
in consequence of the incessant demands
Of the National Party, has suf6ced to drive
them away. The emigration has already
begun.
, 1877-05-19

Sickness 10 30 prevalent in the Madras
Presidency, in consequence Of the famine.
that medical officers at home on leave ace
having their holidays cut short by orders
to return to duty at once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-31

No people in the world suffer as
much with Dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years of experience in medi-
cine had failed to accomplish q certain
and sure remedy for this disease and
its effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Water brash,. Sick Head.
ache, Costivsness. palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up of
food, low spirits, general debility. etc,
yet since the introduction of GREEN'S
AUsusr FLowER we believe there is no
case of Dyspepsia that cannot be i'm
mediately relieved. $4,000 dozen sold
last year without one case Of failure
reported. Go to your Druggist and
get q Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try It,. Two. doses Will relieve. you.
kegularsize rs cents.
Agents Crane Brigham. wholesale drug
gists San .Rraneises,, ., iAn2.lx
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Moved by /. whirlwiad.

The Battle Mountain Messenger says
that about noon last Tuesday whirI-
wind raised Judge SCOTS Hall from the
ground and carried it fully two feet.
The hall VAS badly damaged and the
back was violently wrencbed loose,
leaving crack of several inches be-
tween it and the front part. The
damage will reach at least $500.
Strange to say the wind was not felt in
any other portion of the town.
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silver City Improving.

George W. Baker returned from
Silver City yesterday. He reports
times decidedly on the mend in that
section aud that more bullion will soon
be shipped weekly than was produced
during the whole of last summer. The
return of prosperity to that camp will
be hailed with delight here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-05-31

Owing to storms in the Rocky
Mountains the Union Pacific express
train from the East failed to connect at
Ogden with the Central Pacific train
which passed here last evening. In
consequence Of the interruption no
mails or passengers from points east Of
Ogden arrived last night