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Our Girls.

Never marry man who has only his
love for you to )mmend him. 1t is
very fascinating, but it does not make the
man. II he is no. otherwise what he
should be. you will never be happy. The
most perfect man who did not love you
should never be your husband. But,
though marriage without love is terrible,
love only will not do. If the man is dis
honorable to others. or mean, or given to
any vice, the time will come when Won
will either loathe him or sink to his level.
The days of life are many, and the hus-
band must be guide to be trustedl-a
companion. friend, as well as a lover.
Many girl has married man whom she
knew to be anything bat good, s.because
he loved her So" And the fame has died
out on the hearfhstone OF home before
long. and beside it there has been sitting
one thai she could never hope would lead
her heaye..sard. Marriage is solemn
thing choice for life; be careful in the
choosing.
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A GOOD HORSE.

"Wind," says an old horseman, sis the
grand secret of fast horse. Good lungs
will cover multitude of faults while on
the other hand. perfection OF shape and
form are useless when the wind is out
The chest. therefore, in all cases. should te
large and capacious. In shape it may vary
somewhat, according, to the service to
which the horse is to be put. If he is apt
to be kept for slow work and heavy draw
ing. the chest may be nearly circular in
form, because this shape is one Of strength
and bulk, to receive and bear up a ainst
the pressure OF the collar, while. at the
same time. sufficient room is secured for
that expansion of the lungs caused by slow
regular work. But if the chest is circular.
let it be, the same time. deep. or the lungs
may be cranped. y A horse with shallow
chest is worthless for any purpose. The
rule then is this: For a draUght horse, a
circular but deep chest; but, rs You pass
through the different degrees Of speed mp
to the racer and trottcr. the chest will in
crease in depth. compared its roundness.
until. for the highest rate of speed, you
must take a chest as deep rs greyhound.
md at the same time not hacking in
strength"
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A CROP OF TIMBER.

About seventy years ago, when was boy
ten years old, my father. native of East
Hartford, related the following. as | well
remember: Farmer Porter, in East Hart
ford, or Windsor, had lot OF some ten
acres well ploughed in the fall, and pre-
pared for wheat crop. lie said to his
man: Peter. take these ten bushels OF
chestnuts and sow them well over the ten
acres and plough them in" Peter did so.
The frosts of the winter prepared the chest
nuts, which sprouted and grew abundantly
the next spring and summer, and year fol-
lowing. when they had taken deep root in
t le soil, ani had branched outinto scrubby
b ashes. When at two years growth MIR.
Porter said: "Peter. take the brush seythe
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Neptune, the most remote of the planet!
in the solar system, is about 2, zoe, 600 mile.
from the sun.
1t is supposed that Mercury has noun
tains higher than our Himalayas, and vol
canoes in state of activity.
Out OF all the myriad lights in the heav.
ems, the earth is only visible to the Moon
Mars, Mercury and and Venus.
The earth is 740 times smaller than Sat.
urn. md its distance from us is over 81,
OOO. 900 miles.
Uranus can never see us at all, it is
1,752. 100000 miles from the sun.
The temperature of Mercury is supposed
to be seven times hotter than our torrid
zone; therefore. if it is inhabited it must
be by people very differently constituted
from ourselves.
1t is believed that Venus has IN atmos-
phere much like ours. and the mountain
peaks five or six times higher than the
Teneriff. their sides bri CHIT with flowers,
and the birds are of a brilliant plumage.
The Moon never leaves our globe there
fore it is called our satellite. Though to
us it appears larger thar the stars, it is
really much smaller than any of them, but
much nearer to us.
Astronomers have calculated that the
mountains and the extinct volcanoes in
the Moon are higher than any on our
earth.
If there were anyone on the Moon to
see it, the earth would appear to them a
ball The planets and sun
would move behind it in brilliant success
sion.
Our globe appears to Mars as the NOR
ming and evening star.
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ITEMS.

Half of a young child's life should be
spent in its bed.
Flowers and fruits are part of the poetry
Of nature.
Blessed be the hand that prepares a
pleasure for child, for there is no saving
when and where it may again bloom forth.
In China table salt is served in fluid
state like vinegar. and is said to be very
convenient when used in this way.
A lady who speaks from experience saws
that probably nine children out of ten who
die OF Group might be saved by the timely
application of roast onions, mashed. laid
upon folded napkin, and goose oil, sweet
oil, or even lard, poured on and applied as
warm as can be borne comfortably to the
throat and upper part of the chest, and to
the feet and hands.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, J
Bozeman, NJ. r., Sept. 4, 1873. :

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Bozeman, N. r., Sept. 4, 1873.
by order Of The Board of County Commissioners of
Gai!atin County, lioniGad Territory:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, shat Sealed
Proposals will be received until Monday Decem-
Der End, A. d., 1873, at O'Clock, p. m. for the
care, support and maintenance of The sick poor
and inlrm of said Galaiin county, per capita,
by the week, for the succeeding year: said pro-
pOsals to include and cover The entire cost of
feeding, clothing and nursing of the said sick
poor and iniirm. and all burial expenses thereof
Said proposals shall be altlre ssed to A. J. Main
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners al
BoZeman, NJ. 4.
In witness of which hereunto set my hand
and afiX the seal of said county, at my
[ Seal office in Bozcman City, this September
4ih, A. D., ISIS.
ANNE J. MALIN, Clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners
43.td
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THIS pAPEI,
Is on file at the following places:
WASHINGTON, d. C.
Office of Clum & Dingman, Corner 9th and +
Streets, \. W.
NEW YORK CITY:
Office of
l. ]. BOOTH, General Eastern Agent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
4l5 Broadway.
Office Of n. II Pride, General Eastern Agent
Benton Line Steamers, 4I5 Broadway.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY Rooms
COOPER INSTITUTE.
CHICAGO:
Office Of Eastern Manager Benton Line Steam
ers, 81 Market street.
ST. LOUIS:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
Office Geo. A. Baker, 212 Olive Street.
PHILADELPHIA:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
SAN FRANCISCO:
Mercantile Library Rooms.
ST. PAUL.
Office Of G. G. SanborD, General Passenger Agt,
Il. Y. Railroad.
Our friends in Montana visiting any of the
above cities ara Invited TO call at any of the
above mentioned places ard rra1 their home
paper.
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and cut down all those chestnut BUSIEST -
why! massa, what a man you are!@
"Do as l tell you," and it was done
Fresh sprouts came up from the roots and
grew rapidly. and in few years he had ten
acres of splendid chestnut timber for use.
American farmers, far and near. 60 and do
likewise, on the prairies of the West or on
barren fields, and you will, ere long, have
. crop of timber~-N. Y. Observer.
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About the Farm.
STARTING FARM WITH TWENTY DOLLARS.

STARTING A FARM WITH TWENTY DOLLARS.
Mr.. j. Il. Wood resides three miles west
OF Syracuse. Nebraska. Eleven years ago
he arrived with twenty dollars, and took
up homestead of 100 acres, and traded
his watch for land warrant, with which
he acquired forty acres more. Since that
time he has been worker and now lie
owns one of the best farms in the country
"a little paradisc-with 100 acres under
cultivation, forty acres hedged Off for pas
ture, plenty of fruit and shrubbery. Dur
ing 1877 he sold 5000 worth OF cattle, and
has on hand herd OF forty. Mr.. Wood
is independent - all the work Of eleven
years.
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Fat Peoples MisfOrtuncs.

Some of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through a hole in the roof. and
when person becomes so fat that he can
not get in. he is regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system Been adopted in the Uni
ted States, the "out-laws could not have
made more active demand for Adams
Anti.Fat than now exists. Hundreds who
lived in constant fear ot sudden death have,
by its use. been reduced TO comfortable,
living weight. The Anti-Fat is purely veg
etable and perfectly harmless. Sold by
druggists.
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COLD WATER IN CHCRNING,

If we have made a discovery. or if every
b, Jy knew il before us, we will tell it all
the same. As soon as the cream shows
signs Of coming" pour into the churn
two or three quarts OF water-as near ice
cold as it is possible to get-and the butter
will gather great deal quicker and come
hard and firm. We tried the cold water
lice water) on the start. and found it made
the cream too cool and kept the butter
from coming; but put it in at the last end.
ii is a capital idea. and will save hours Of
churning in the course Of the season. But
ter will come in fifteen or twenty minutes.
rs 4 rule. if the cream is in the right con-
dition and temperature. a cool cellar is
cool enough to start the churning. and as
near right as most farmers can get it with
ont thermometers and ice, and cold water
will lower the temperature for gathering.
The temperature of our cellar is 81 >. and
the butter invariably comes quick with the
help Of the cold water. which is probably
- colder. When the cream stands too
long on the milk before skimming. the
butter will not come so quickly and it is
always poorer. and such butter will not
keep well. This is one reason. and the
main one. why there is so much rancid
butter. Better churn oftener. and have
good. sweet butter. and skim oftener also.
Rural Ne,c Yorker.
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BY its great and thorough hl0od-purfying pnpa
tics. DR.. Picrcr'5 Golden Medical Discovery au
all sliRno-s. from the worst serCeula 10 a corna
Elotch, riE.pic, or Eruption. l.ercurial disae
Mineral PoisGns, and their eject, are eradcaia
and vigorous heath and 4 sound constitution eszk
lished. IrrsiDc!aS, snit-hcTl.l. Fever Sores, sot
or Eoigh Sin. in short I'll diseases ca Id hyk
Hood, are conqiit rci BY this powerful, Iui. ilgu
invigor3tfng Eiet,icinc.
Especially has it manifested It's potency in n3
letter. isose Rash. i.oiis. t'arbuncirs Sore u
serofulous scrcs ind swell:nGs, " bite sweIA
Coitre or Thick Neck, ami Enlarged Gland.
Ii you feel dul, t.roT;5y, GeLiItlted, have sa1oe
color Of skin. Of yellow is-hrown spots on flee
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste i
mouth, internal lcat CT cliils aternatcd with be
Gushcs, low spirits all gloomy fjrtloings irrpgus
appetite. .ni tongue Cu.tte ]. YOU are suffering iron
Torpid LIVER. or "El.S2-Ecs-." In MANY cases Z
'Livcr oElpiRlnt" only part these symptoms an
eXpcri.ncct., Asa remedy for all such cases Dr.
it fleets perfect and radical cures
In The cure OF bronchitis, Severe Coughs and The
carly stages of Co1suEp: ion it has asfonsed the
medical faculty. an eminent physicians pronounce
it The greatest me Il al discovery OF the age While
T. cures III" scrcrcSt Coughs it strengthens the system
AMI pur.,cs the blood. Sill by druggists.
l.. Y. FiLit l., VI. D.. Pr9pr. " CrIi.s DispenS19
and Invalils' Hotel, BuiLllo, "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03

Many persons suppose this list to be composed:
OF oHEhP, low-priced newspapers. The fact i.
quite Otherwise. The Catalogue states exactl,
what the papers are. When the name Of rapsr
Is printed in FULL FACE TYPE ii is in ever,
Instance ne BEST paper in the place When
printed ia CAPITALS il is the ONLY PAPER h
The Place When printed in roman letter, il i.
nei'her The best nor The only paper Int is usual
iy very good one, notwithstanding Ihe lis
gives the population Of every town and the circa-
iailon OF every paper. 1t is not a co-o,era;iye
list. If Is NOT A CHI AP LIST AT the f,o,
OF Inc Catalogue for each State The important
towns which are not covered by the list arc emu
merated. III Is AN HONEST LIST. The rates
charged for advertising are barely on.-fii,h the
publ hers schedule. The price for one inch
four weeks in the entire list Is $685. The regular
rates e HE paper for the same space and time
are So l:I S5- The list includes 80 ne wspapers.
Of which l63 are issued DAILY and s0s WEEK,
Ii. They are located in S25 different cities and
towns; of y are State capitals BIS places of over
Duo population, and 454 county SETS Lists sen:
on application. Address GEO. r. ROWELT
~ ~ Ne WofAfEk ADVERTlNG BUREAU,
10 Spruce st. printing House Sq) n Y.
t1-3i lzml
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GALLATTN COUNTY OFFICERS.

GALLATLN COUNTY OFFICERS.
Conmissioners.-G. L. Duke, John s. Menden-
hall and James A. Terrell.
SheriT.-Silas Ralston.
Clerk and Rccorder-Aime j. Malin.
Treasurer.-J. ID. aIcCaman.
Asscss0r.-E. ID. Ferguson.
Judge Of Probafe-A. ID. JEFFERSON
Supf. of Public Hsfrucfion.-Geo W. Monroe.
Justice of the Pcdce.-J. DediWick
COnsf1b.e.-A p. Clark
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ALLAN's ANTr-FAT Is the rrc,,
!ency. IL purely vegetable and remedy forco
~ acts on Use food N the s9rnar, perfectly hasrWr
version into fit. Taken arrara, prcvcniin .iea
Will reduce fat person from ~ 10 dirgctcs,ol.
IN placi12 This remedy before fto Pond. ~
slve cure for obesity, we 90 So tnn public as c
cure, as atf"sted by hun1red '1Slng It's aliiips.
which the f)lowing from a ,d,. 1l testinoni,,ggh
Is sample: "Gcniemen:-Yn3, ~ Columbus n, q
received. took 1t accordjnT y, Anti-Fat was v an
reduce" me five pounds WIS w directions araIy
suit tina Immediately cont 10 - elated over f Iaa
store for the second b6ttlqa a. ACEERkASs q. ~
writing for patient from PraHfHssler p,, ,jeIa
-four bottles have redrced bor ielce. X s ,rte
pounds to 1872 pounds and tLeroer weight frH,S
1nent in health" A centlams' a general innrois
ton, says: "W ihout special c writing from, ~
diet, two bottles Of Allins AMI or attentio y
and 0nc-qIarter pounds" The r AZ Reduced mo ~
sale druggists, SMITH, Door IT., eiknown WhosHl
Ton, Mass, write rs follows: Ihs, oNlT. n r.
reduced a lady In our city Seven rs Anti-Fal h..
weeks" A gentleman in 81. Iorihi pounds IN b.as
Anti-Fat reduced me twely. MS. mis- Whites: sAn,ns
and altogether have lost twentr N three waer.
commencing its use" Messrs. Pow. poHnis si,cs
wholesale Druggists, Of Buffalo III ~ PLrMrnnu
TIE PKoPnIEToRS or ALLAS's' ~. ~. svrite: "a
ne ioiIowing report Is from ~, At: lentiS
Allans Anti-Fat 1T Che Anii.Fs, e lady WHO u;ss
eject rcancins NE fat from two !, ~ the desireS
week until had lost twcnir.Grs % % lEe pound,
never TO regain what have LOST ~ oHnfs bns
unrxceiled biood-purificr. Il pro,. Ant-fatis e
curing dyspepsia, and is alsa 4 pssoes digestion
It,eunlatlsii soia by druggists. PsmrIt,t's, eiy
~ - i S,n, on rccclpt Of stamp. siS' On Ohes.
DoiANIC MEDICINE CO., PRorps. Bus,.
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Times Of Holding the Courts OF Mon.
tana for the Year, A. ID. ISIS.

tana for the Year, A. ID. ISIS.
SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA. first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August
FIRST DISTRlCT-HENRY N. BLAKE. Judse
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA Cry. second
Monday in March; second Monday In Septem-
Der.
In Gallatin County, at BozEMAN, first Monday
In May fourth Monday in October
In Jefferson County, at RADEReBuRG. first
Tuesday in April; drst Tuesday in October.
SECOND DISTRIC1-IIIRAM KNOWLES. Judge
In Deer Lodge C0rnsv, at DEER LODGE Cry.
second Monday in Aprl..
First Monday in ZEE lember, flor all causes
that can be tried without jury, exec II in cases
where the parties consent that special yenire
may issue to try the same
first Monday in December.
In Missoula County, at MIssOCLA f,urfh Nom
day In June; second Monday in Move nl,er
In Bsayerhead County, at BAN sACK, frst
Monday In June; second Monday In October.
THIRD DISTRICT-D. 5. WADE. JUpGr.
In Lewis and Clarke County, al II LENA. frat
Monday in March; first MONDAY in n ,yemi,er =
In Meaghel County, 1T DIAMOND C rY fourth
Monsiay In April; thira Monday In Octo ser. =
rNoTE.-Ui tied States Courts arr held It viz
gria Cify, l eer Lodge, and Helena a a.
times re Territorial District Courtg 1rs held 6
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Containing al, the most valuable improvements
developed In reel organ manufacture. Built,
With the most scrsspusozs caro-. rner our imn,e-
dat~ an, constant perssaal supsrintcasle nee. by
isrss-ciaas workr,en.--w.io all paid literally
~ the t:ay.-ussng mono bat strictly hrst-ciass
material, it follows tast tho Instruments ws
pr~;aca cannot be anything else but sse1. Give
Ne one trial and ba convsrsccd.
All OFF organs are fully warranted five years.
Send for IiIustrated Psics Itsts, terms, ets-, T.
xhs lErILER oEoAn 90,
Iebancn, -
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PROPOSALS.

Legal Advertisements.
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1878.

sH-ar rial money faster a work f;,r trs an
sEanvihing else. Capital not rerEi ", ";
asSfar. yau. Si2 per dar a. h"r'" 'aay = made
w tho industrious. Men, wcneo, hoys and =
vants., cVeryv iirre to work for us. Now -.
;irac. Ctetly o,ti. srG term. FREQ.
TRCE :. CO., AIgus}s, h:Ee. U-:i-lyl
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We want men OF energy and pluck to engage
win US at once; Will give you an exclusive cOun-
ty right to operate, FREE. Name the county
you desire when you order outfit. Large profits,
quick sales, permanent business. Sample outfit,
PREPAID, on receipt OF 81 .Ot. Address. with
stamp ior circular.
G. w. FOSTER 4 CO.,
23l LaSalle ST., Chicago, Grand Pacific Hotel.
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Territorial Officers.

Delegate in Congress.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, Helena.
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w @ M AN

by an immense practice 1T the Vor,rs nj
sary and Inyads Hotel having lrra,ea Dlspe.
sand cases Of those diseases peculiar to Wos ou.
have been enabled to perfect most porn, s sod
tive remedy for these diseases anu poe
To desis fiate this natural specific. b,vo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

EVANSVILLE, July 17.-Clear and fear.
fully hot; light wind from the sonth and
southwest; mercury "a to 96!o. River
8 9.10 feet, large, and rising. Up-Mag.
gle Smith, Sunbeam, Idlewild, E. B. stahl.
man. Down-Katydid, Grey Eagle, gen.
orally with good trips. Business good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

PERSONAL PoNTs.-Col Glenn. Steele,
OF Lancaster, Ohio, was in tho city yes
terday, and spent the day with some
friends at Hornbrook's Park. The Col
ouel is a son.in.law OF the Honorable
Tom Ewing, Of Ohio, and a brother.in-
law OF Gen. Sherman.
Mr.. Ed. Coen and sister, Miss Jennie,
OF the West Side, left yesterday morning
for Winchester, Va, where they will
spend a few weeks with friends.
DR.. S. L. Jepson, the City Health OIL
Ger, has returned from Europe, where he
spent the past ten months in professional
studies.
Capt. Jack Merriman, the Adams Ex-
press Agent at this point, has gone to the
teashore to recuperate.
Col. c.. J. Faulkner, it,, left for Bolton
yesterday, on legal business.
Mr.. Jacob Hull thinks that about the
same amount Of building is going on this
summer as last in Wheeling,
Mr.. J.C. Baker, OF the Auditors De-
partmen., left with his family yesterday
on visit to Baltimore.
Messrs. S. L. Brice, George Carnahau,
10. Hague, F. C. Hildrelh, Jake Horn.
brook, IT,, J. II. Diehl and John Nc
Cracker go down the river the latter part
OF this week for few weeks fishing.
Among the late arrivals at the Stamm
we note Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss and
Professor A. W. Lorentz, Of Morgan.
town; Mr.. George Crook, OF the U. S.
Trade Journal, New York; and Messrs.
Otto Wolfnger, Of Louisville, H. Bark
hosf and J. H. Biermann, Of st. Louis,
prominent glass merchants.
Attorney General White is in Hamp.
shire county.
Messrs. WIN. Christman and II. H.
Ward, Of the Washington, Pa, Reporter,
are at tho Mcclure.
Mr.. VIM. Irwin left last evening for
North Carolina.
Miss Padget, a sister Of one Of the
victims OF the explosion at Barnesyille,
il employed at speyer Bros.' millinery
establishment in this city. Upon receiv.
ing dispatch yesterday afternoon an.
nouncing her brothers death she sank In
swoon, and II was found necessary 10
remove her TO her boarding house In
carriage.
Msi. Tom Norton and wife are rusti-
crlins at Hainmondsport, New York.
Mr.. L. Wilhelm, the we'll known sadler
Of Centre Wheeling, and lady, were sere'
naded OF their residence last evening by
the Wheeling City Band, in honor Of the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of their mar.
riage. During the evening a large mum
Der OF the friends Of Mr.. Wilhelm and
lady called in and rendered their cOugrat-
ulationR.
Mr.. Samuel Adams, Rhodes popular
salesman, returned on Tuesday evening
from Lexington, KY, where he has been
spendiuga little Of the hot season with
friends aud relatives.
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River News.

River6 feet 8 inches. Weather record
highest Of the season. Thermometer $50.
The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg
at l0t o'clock.
The regular packets made their usual
trips.
The intense heat has probably sus.
pended business, asshipments were very
light.
The W. P. Thompson passed down for
Cincinnati last night.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at z o'clock this morning.
The Telephone, from Cincinnati, will
be due here ut 8 o'clock. NO..
The Courier will be the packet for
Parkersburg at 101 o'clock.
The Salt Valley will resume her place
In the Pittsburgh aud Ironton trade this
week, arriving here on her up trip on
Saturday night.
lBy Telepsph.I
PITTSBURGH, July 17.-Riyer 3 feet 9
inches. Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, July 17.-Arrived-
Frank Pargoud, James Harvard. De.
parted-John Wilson, 0uachita river;
Silver City, Red river. Weather clear;
thermometer go.
MEMPHIS, July l7.-River fell 9 inches,
No arrivals or departures. Weather
clear; maximum thermometer 90.
Hans Farmer, a driver for the Memphis
Brewing Company, was sunstruck yester.
day and died to-day. its4
CAIRO, July l7.-River 10 feet II inch.
es, and falling. Weather clear; mercury
90.
CINCINNATI, JHly T.-River s feet 4
inches and rising. Weather clear and
intensely hot. Arrived-Tatum, Pitts.
burgh. Departed-Cons. Millar, Mem.
phis.
NASHVILLE, July T.-River falling
and stands 20 inches on the shoals.
LOUISVILLE, July l7.-Riyer falling,
with 6 feet inch in the canal. Weather
cler and warm. Departed-J. W. Gaf,
Cincinnati; Alice, St. Louis.
SHREVEPORT, July 17.-River rose 2
inches. Weather clear and hot Arrived
New Orleans. Departed
Bonnie Lee, New Orleans.
sr. LOUIS, July 17.-Arriy ed-Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Maude, Vicksburg;
Robin, Pomeroy; Ironsides, Pittsburgh.
Departed-Dubuque, St. Paul; Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Robin, Cairo; City Of
Alton, New Orleans. River fallen 2
inches; 10 feet 8 inches above low water.
LITTLE ROCK, July 17.-Thermome-
ter 90 degrees. River z feet Arrived
Aunt sallie. IT,.
EVANSVILLE, July 17.-Clear and fear.
fully hot; light wind from the sonth and
southwest; mercury "a to 96!o. River
6 9.l0 feet, large, and rising. Up-Mag.
gle Smith, Sunbeam, Idlewild, .. B. Stahl.
man. Down-Katydid, Grey Eagle, gen.
orally with good trips. Business good.