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Union, 6sb Ga 62s G3s. closed CAB els;
Bat 4 Belcher, l8b; Chollar, CAB Ia;
Sara Nevada. 45hb AGA; Benton. 43Ob
taa; Bullion. 6tb 6ha; Mexican, 3Isb
w. Gould 4 Curry, lIAb liza; Sierra
Assada. 45hs; ophir. 35isb SEA; Hale d
Asrcross, l4a b l4ka; Alta. ID 7ssa; Utah.
lib; Union, 63.s; Crown Point. 4Asb;
Yellow Jacket, lib; Alta, 7its; Con. Yir-
giaia, it5b; Best Il Belcher. lssb 1874 a;
slirra Nevada, Ass; Justice. 3hb; Cali
iotnia, 4sb; Imperial, ilhh ! IA; Belcher,
siss; Union, closed 63b G3Ha; Yellow
l,aket, l7ab lisa; Crown Point. 47Ob;
Ala, 7%s; Savage, l3kbl3aa; Ophir, 36s.
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lar stopping place, as the finest scenery
about the lake is in this vicinity. Fallen
Leaf Lake is just back Of ii. From the top
Of Mt. Tallac, about five miles distant, and
which can be reached on horseback, eleven
different lakes can be seen.
There are other places at which the
steamers stop. Rowland's. q supply point
for people living in Lake valley, and
Glenbrook, the point at which the
Carson stage line reaches the lake,
but visitors rarely remain at either
place. One Of the steamers makes two
trips a week to the Hot Springs, but there
is much complaint about the way the place
is managed, and few go. Until within a
few days there has been a dance at some
point around the lake each night of the
week. Fishing, picnic and excursion par
ties arc Of daily occurrence.
Yours, VISITOR.
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Enjoy Life.

What q truly beautiful world We live in! Ma
ture gives us grandeur of mountains, glens and
oceans, and thousands of means for enjoyment
We can desire no better when in perfect health:
but how often do the majority Of people feel
like giving it up disheartened. discouraged
and worried out with disease, when there Is no
occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
disease as when born. Dyspepsia ard Liver
Complaint is the direct cause of seventy-hve
per cent. of such maladies as bilousness, indi-
~gestion, sick headache, costiveness, nervous
prostitution, dizziness sf the head, palpitation
of the heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Regular size. rs cents. Try it. Sold by all
frst-class druggists in the United States.
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T0-Day's Game.

The game of base ball will be played to-
day by the following nine (and ten), the
mines playing the tens with six outs:
First Nine-Roxbury, c.; Donolly, p;
Skinner, 8. g.; Donovan, LIST b.; Stowell,
I'd b., Hasten, Sd b.; P. Green, !. T.; ].
Hall, G. f.; j. Green, r.. I.
Picked Tent. Watts, c.; Jacobus. p;
FELTON,, LIST b.; Shinn. I'd b.: Batchelder.
Sd b.: Dunkle, $. s.; Harris, r. g.; Walsh,
|. f.; W. Terrell, C. f.; Israel, r.. I.
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THE NAL CHAPTER.
GRAINS OF SAND.

"a
What can BE the closing CHAPTER?
Are all efforts here in vainr
Can there be no time, hereafter.
When our hopes THE PRIZE obtain
Scan 1t be" that tears and sorrow,
Wrongs, and right. no justice fndi
Nay we not see eight" some morrow
Find a judgment, then. behindf
"Can II be" when ALL Is beauty.
CARE, DESIGN, CONSISTENCY,
Love TO MAN would slight a duty
Mar Creations harmony?
"Can it be" that He who planned it.
Formed-and holds "ALL in His hands,
l. not able, to command 1t!
Free from blot. on Truths demands
Intuition. to be gaining
Joyous bliss. when done with earth:
Natures realms, endowed. sustaining.
Human wants. from birth to death.
Why is this.-those love-born missionse
ALL TO HASTE, OUR sLow ADVANCED
Say not, "these are Fancy's visionsr
Life 10 more, than sham-or chance.
We may csvil. and this season
wAnLlxE be, and "try the SOUL"
Yet NO ONE, eau search, with REASON,
And call "death" our Anal goal!
"dodlike MAN." behold thy scEPrSR
Err we may. both You and me.
Bat to thlnk, the FINAL cHAPrER.
GRAINS OF land this cannot bs
G. DEHxAx.
Esrshs, Nevada, August IS, isTs.
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In bis last report to the San Francisco
once, Superintendent Arlington says
Continued sinking incline until Thurs.
gay ?. NJ. when tho contractors were
lofced to abandon their work by the in
creased dow OF water. In hopes Of being
Aele to control the water and continue
WINS, l have had a tank constrncted ~
eslind the giraffe box exclusively for
which we will operate ss soon No we
Y again. having stopped last night
purpose Of placing the new hrsLe
which will require three DAYS.
ssvei northwest drift extended 4s
~ last report, now in 27a feet /; face
w, lime and quartxite. Propose
sasans aud raising as soon AZ we start
~ y connect with winze from flfth
uAse mad . small force at work on
s.uo oss sixth. Up to the time OF stop.
4ssps y now about 80 feet high aud
vss .ees In width. on an average,
spsned out for . length Of So feet.
1ss'yo u ore on both the northwest
ssAs, portions OF stope will now
- ~, " think, fully 500 per ton. No
rsss N upper levels prior to closing
sns n sixth level stope. near southeast
al ~ nave now a sioh streak Of from "a
~ e,s sasE IN width, an assay OF which
N, ~ NJ 70 silver and $lis oil gold; total
sss0 w. with 30 per cent. OF lead.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Turner House,. Linn, Belmont Jas.
Johnson and John Jones, Typo.
Jackson Honse--N. Barlow aud John
payey, Ruby Hill Mrs. G. s. Waller.
ward: W. N. Smith, Pinto.
Parker House,. Williams, city; T. NJ.
reason, Ruby Hill ". N. Stockman.
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hinssrels played to tho best
,.srday afternoon that ever gath.
matinee performances In Eureka,
I'M pfa.aa have been expected, the
81. aonse was literally TANNED last
7bsss ane troupe has proved all that
n e,A'med Tor Il. and We hone they
,eIs TO visit Eufeka sa.in srs y.
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1t has been the intention Of the stock
holders Of the new theater to have the
building completed ty the LIST OF October,
but Mr.. Foote, who has charge Of Haver-
ly's troupe. and who is au fait in all such
matters, declares that they will be for
tunate if it is finished by December LIST.
There will be many things to do, he says for
which the stockholders have made no cal
citations, and which will consume time.
This is to be regretted. as it was thought
the troupe might formally open the build
ing ON their return East, about October
lot
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If you have a fine or complicated watch or
clock, q music box, an automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and c,ockmaker. one door
north of Meyers & Franklin. Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac-
ton or positively 10 charge. OF
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s,. Francisco stock Exchange.

-
MORNING BOARD.
10 opnnn"3l s4k 34a 3la So 35A
sly I'D 4 Curry-11A llss liA
lso d., 4 Belcher-lSh loA 1873
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40 Savage -ish 4soe 4e5c
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az Chollar-76 s
~ ~ Hale & Norcross-l4@
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, ~ s;,rra N~evada-4Gh 46 ASH 45h
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* %IJaion~62 6l COZ COZ GOA
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a Lady B%ryan-yoc JUG
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to caledonia-2l5c 2loc
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IA New York--S0c soc
ID Occidcntal-l40c
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90 Lady Washington-iooc "a
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IA Con. washoe-5oc
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n. Con. yirginia-9
~ Trojan soc ,o-. ION.
f20 Con. Dorado--lf
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IA Flowery-55c 5oc
~ n. Bonanza In 13oc 1859 l4oc
40 Msckey--l4oc
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IA 4 Utah-l0c &c
Ia Mountain Vlew-zs
50 Plutus-ls
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IS Eureka Comic
10 Ieopard-soc
as Gila-l45c ~
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25 Grand Prize--39oc "a Socc
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2lD Belle Isle-4 390c 3oOc
400 uillside-li5c
no ParaAse-2lOc
Nl Mount Diablo-5
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800 Modoc-l4
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~yesTorFIcE U

o,eu on week days from 8
The Office Il lao p. NJ, and from o to
i%s sssIsiry " and nd Money Order business closes 81
'I s%i.iiroad mails close at s.,o NJ
% omen from 70 ". to P. y.
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The proprietor has just connected with his
restaurant a large bake oven. and is prepared at
all times to make wedding and fancy cakes.
A hrst-class confectioner has charge Of the
above business,
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THE MErTE CONCERT.
IL VIII BE Repeated I'm Eureka
shortly.

Parties who attended the concert given
by the Mette children on Ruby Hill, unan-
imously agreed that it was one OF the best
affairs ever given by home talent in this
section. There were many in Eureka who
could not make it convenient to go to the
Hill. and therefore desired the children to
repeat il here. The following correspond
ence explains itself
EUREKA, August IA, 1879.
To the Mette Children, Ruby Hill: As
many persons in Eureka were unable to
attend the concert given by you on Ruby
Hill. we would ask you to repeat it here.
at such a time as You may deem best.
Rcspectfully etc.
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Atthe Go,den RuIe.

Pocket Knives, Jewslry, Pocket Combs
Money Sacks, Toilet Soaps. Florida Water ant
Packing Irvine, Cheap for Cash.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Stockholders OF Prospect Mountain
Tunnel Conn nny, that r. X. MORRISON
has been appointed Secretary pro tenn. OF said
Company, and all business of said Company
will be lone through him until further notice.
r. RICHARD, President.
Eureka. August s. 1879. su9u
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At the Golden Rule.

Letter, Note, and Bill Paper. Pens. Ink,
Mucilage, Envelopes. Lead Pencils. Blotting
Pads, Press Books, Etc, Cheap for Cash. aus
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At the Golden Rule.

Pipes, Smoking and Chewing Tobacccs, old
Judge" and other brands of tobacco, and
Cigarettes. Cigarette Paper. and Catlin's best
brands Fine Cut Chewing Tobaccos-Cheap for
Cash.
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Business Opportunity.

FOB SALE CHEAP
HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ESTAB-
IA LISHED BARBER SHOP and
BATH HOUSE. located in the central part
of the city. next door to Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S
Express Once, Austin. Lander County, New.
Apply to "Postofice Box 65." Austin. Nevada.
je23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
5 bars of bullion. valued at So, 1922 II.
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The Golden Rule Store.

New location, one door north of HI Johnson's
old established grocery and provision store,
where Joe will be glad to meet his friends and
customers.
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Gloves and Mitts of buck and dogskin. hand.
sawsd, and made from the best selected skins
Cheau for Cash.
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Came Up Smiling.
Major Mannheim came up smiling yester-
day. He does not appear to be at all dis
turbed by the awful fat which awaits him.
The day of his execution has been post
poned for two weeks.
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the Golden nj

Hats, the latest style and the nobbiest Cheap
for Cash.
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e for Postage.

The following letter is held for postage
J. Fl. H. Williams, New York Hotel, New
York city, N. Y.
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Atfhe Goldcn Ruie.
NO1ice.

Mems california woolens nd Canton flannel
Undershirts and Drawers CT. sp for Cash.
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NoT1CE .

TINE HoLpER OF CERTIFICATE S.173. 100
shares OF Hussey. is requested TO call at
our office. PAXTON X co.
Eureka. July 8, 1879. jy4-tf
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Masonic Notice.

A IL PARTIES HOLDING CERTIFICATES
N Of Indebtedness Of Eureka Lodge. No. 16,
+. h A. NJ, Of Eureka. will please present the
same to me for adjustment.
W. p. SrEICHELMAN, Secretary.
Eureka, July 90, lsTs. tysl-1m
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WANTED

A T THE HENIx MINE. 800 CORDS OF
"A good MAHOGANY WOOD.
VIM. ARLINGTON. Superintendent.
Eureka, Jxns H. 1eTe. jslS-tf
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At the Golden Rule.
suspenders, Pocket handkerchief, Neektie
and Socks, Cheap for Cash.
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At the Golden Rule.

At the Golden Rule.
The best Overalls and Jumpers-Cheap for
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~ $500
RuBY HILL, August 10, 1879.
Gentlemen Your kind letter OF the
l4th instant, containing an invitation to
visit Eureka. is to us q pleasant surprise.
1t will afford us great pleasure to concert
ize in your city in tho near future. put
owing 10 the very severe illness OF Mrs.
Motto. it is impossible for us to name an
exact date for our appearance. AS soon as
circumstances will allow, we will notify
the public through the columns OF the pa
pers OF our readiness. Thanking you
all heartily, we are.
Yours. most sincerely,
THE MErTE CHILDREN,
Per EDNA @. PEnLE, Goyerness.
EUREKA. August IA. 1870.
To the Mette Children: I understand
that 1t Ia tho deslro Of some Of our citizens
10 have you repeat your concert in Eure.
ka. Should you conclude to do 80, l Will
cheerfully give you the use Of the Opera
House free Of charge,
Truly yours, M. d. BARTLETT.
RrnT HILL, august is. 1879.
Mr.. NJ. D. Bartlett. Eureka-Dear Sir +:
We wish to thank you publicly for your
kindness In Offering the gratuitous use OF
your Opera House for our concert in Eu-
reka. Al the earliest practical date we
shall accept the offer. In the meantime, we
are, Yours. very truly,
The METTE CHILDREN,
Fer EDNA Q. PxnLE, 0ovsrnsts.
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no RENr-
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

HABINs TO RENT. O PARTICULARS,
~ apply at this office. au12
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A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS, "a
IA situated next to the residence of Ii.:H
Matt. Kyle, Mob Hill. Apply ON the premises.
Eureka, July 90, 1870. jyS0-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
THE LAB0RERS.
A Series Of Resolutions by tho Furnitur
Men.

Men.
At the meeting of the striking furnitur
makers to-day at Arbeiter Hall, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That it lisa fact, that since tn
panic of 1878 our wages have from time t
time been reduced about fifty per cent.
that it is a fact that the bosses every tim
our salaries were reduced consoled us witt
promises of an increase as soon rs bette
times would come; that il is fact that tn
prices of furniture since the last increas
OF business have gone up considerably; tina
it is fact that the furniture-m makers il
other cities have been granted all increase
sucI as we ask; that it is fact that tn
proprietors OF smaiiei factories, who's,
profits are not so great az those of the bi,
ones, have deemed it right.nd just to gran
tne htteen per cent. advance
that 1t is fact that the laborers, an(
they alone, must bear the entire weight O
bad times, in this that they were discharged
en- masse and made tramps of, who wert
| tlereupon prosecuted by the law, or that
starvation prices were paid them which
would barely give them sustenance to live
upon; while on the other hand the houses
although they did not get the customary
and immense profits, nevertheless sucked
| enough out of the bones of the laborers tc
considerably increase their fortunes. On
these grounds be it resolved that in
our view it is not right and just that the
proprietors of the large factories now with.
hold from US what the smaller ones have
granted u.s.
Resolved, That these bosses, in our esti-
matt IL, mistake their own interest when
they attempt to deceive US and the public
in general by the statement that they are
unable to grant the Is per cent. asked,
while their colleagues in other cities some
less favorably situated than our own, show
the contrary by giving the advance as ked.
Resolved, That it is proof of low and
corrupted character if these gentlemen pay
no attention to their promises made to us.
Resolved. That we only see avarice and
greed, if these gentlemen do not give us a
fair portion Of their profit now gained by
the increased prices OF furniture.
Resolved, That our earnings are now so
little that it is necessity that we have an
increase in our salaries, and that we well
coined the big resume in business in the
hope Of receiving an advance, but that we
see ourselves deceived by the avarice and
unfaithfulness of the richest furniture men
of this city.
Resolved. That the evasions of these
bosses, to the effect that they were only op.
posed to the founding of Union. are null
and void, as they themselves have formed
a Union Of the bosses, and that in this free
country it is disgraceful that the propri-
etors should prevent their workmen from
doing what they themselves are doing;
finally,
Resolved, That the publishers of all
local German and English papers be asked
to bring the opinions of the striking furni-
ture men in this strike before the people
by publishing the above resolutions"
Adjourned.
The striking butchers and bakers will
hold meetings tonight, as heretofore an
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Wee WirelingS.

Grant will be at indianapolis Novembe,
goth.
Robt. Williams house burned near Cam
bridge, O.
Vessel Fl. Rooney and crew lost at Char
lotte, N. Y.
Jas. Whitlock, Edinburg, Ind, fatally
kicked by mule.
Geo. H. Porters child fatally burned at
Charleston, w. Va.
Briar Hill Iron Company, Youngstown,
Ohio, lose $4,000 by fire.
Wiley G. Howell loses his leg by an acci.
dental shot at Carlisle, Ind.
Frank Decker fatally kicked in a row
with Lutte Vile at Vincennes, Ind.
John Crawford. horseman, eloped with
wife OF Francis MITCHELL from Napoleon,
Ohio.
John McDavittand John McGurly fatally
injured in railroad accident near Cleye-
land, O.
Mrs. Ernest Eastman mysteriously shot
by her father, Marion Justice, near Ander-
son. Ind.
Charles Page aged thirteen. run over by
q wagon and killed at Centerville, Clinton
County, O.
Mrs. Barbara Silverhorn died at Browns
town, Ind. from effects of laughing gas
taken eleven years ago.
Willard Lawyer, in Furnass County.
Neb. murdered Harrie N. Colby, a widow
and then committed suicide.
About one thousand feet of the Bay st.
Louis Bridge, OH the New Orleans e. Mobile
burned yesterday.
John Clark, Axel Myberg, Peter Kas.-
missen and Karl Grawfors, seamen of the
ship Sea King, indicted at Philadelphia for
the murder of the mate, Charles G. Brooks.
found guilty of manslaughter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
A Just Tribute.

Some time last winter there appeared fo,
the first time on the streets OF our city the
now so familiar name of Acme Backing. u
The manufacturers advertised liberaiiy,
and in q short time succeeded to make II
one OF the most popular and best known
blackings in Cincinnati. Our readers who
may have pondered often over these adyer.
tisements in our columns, which sets forth
the virtue Of this backing in broad terms,
will be gratified to hear that the Jurors OF
the Exposition came to their aid and dis
PEI the doubts Of thA public by announcing
that, after most thorough analytica test
they find that Acme Backing to be all its
name implies, perfection. and duly award
ed 1t with the medal. We will add here
that It is an erroneous supposition enter.
tanned by great many of this city when
they speak Of Acme Backing as new"
blacking. 1t has been on the market for
nearly four years, and has now high rep
utation throughout the East and North
west, where it supplants all the cheaper
grades of blacking.
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THE MEMPHIANS.
They Will Leave for Their Homes on
Mondav.

| mVuuay.
Another large meeting of the Mempbis
Refugees was held at the Democratic Head.
quarters this morning, to perfect arrange
ments for getting home. Long before the
time set for the opening the crowd began to
congregate, all eager to learn what success
Mr.. y. Lehman had met with at st. Louis.
whittier he went to make arrangements for
getting from Cairo TO Memphis. There are
about 4OO or 500 men, women and children
VINO have taken refuge in our city from the
terrible yellow fever plague.
They have been here for nearly four
months and are growing anxious to get
home to their business and their work so
as to be again able to earn something 90
their finances are getting rather low. Tbev
are all hne, lntelligent-lo0king men. the
majority being In business as lawyers and
merchants
The meeting was called to order bv Mr.
L. Lehman, the President. Mr.. Charles
Gardner, the Secretary, being absent. Mr..
James Durf was elected Secretary pro tenn.
Several dispatches were read from captains
OF steamboats, and managers of packet conf
panies az st. Louis, Offering to carry refu.
gees from Cairo to Memphis at reduced
rate.
The one which was adopted as the most
reasonable was the offer of the Canta;n of
the steamer Washita and the Anchor Linz
both Memphis and st. Louis packets Ths
most OK the party will leave here on Mon.
DAY and connect with the boat on Tuesdav
at2 p. m., and arrive at Memphis in about
niteen or eighteen hours after leav;nr
Cairo: A registry of names and the nnn,s
Der ot fares needed was had, separately ~
rs to notify the railroad and packet com,
panies how many persons would have ia h.
accommodated on each trip. The whole
Trip from this city to Memphi Including