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Health Order, no. 6.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
~ TAXING -DIsTRICT SHELBY COUNTY
Memphis, Tenn, June II. 1879.
~ The Board OF Health calls the special atteD-
ton u all properly owners, agents and occupants to
the following osders to take effect from and after
this cate:
FIRST-Suitable covered boxes and barrels must
be provided BIZ each Householder for the reception
of ashes and kitchen garbage, which must be kept
separate; these boxes barrels TO be placed upon
the alley, sidewalk. place easy OF access to
the driver OF the garbage cali.
SECOND-Au pTivy vaults, stables, cesspoolS,
sink drains, etc. must be thoroughly dlsinfeeted.
printed instructions dssinfecton VIII be fur
nished TO any one calling at the Health of1ce-)
THIRD-Au property owners and occupants are
earnestly urged TO WhitsWash all out-bUildings ard
cellars connected with their premises.
:. H COLLINS, Md,
Secretary OF the Board of Health.
W. P. BOND. W. r. LEIGH.
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atnekhoIders heating.

ST. LOUIS, June ia St.Joseph, Missouri,
dispatch says that at the meeting of the
stockholders of the st. Joseph and Western
railroad company, to-day, the following were
elected directors; w. Bond, j. F. Slocomb,
C. w. Osborn, J. Gould, Alfred Mitchell,
Russell Sage aud Sidney Dillon, ofNew York !;
F. L. Ames, Boston; S. II. Clark, Omaha;
A. NJ. Saxton, st. Joseph; E. M. Merrill,
Hiawatha, Kansas; Edward Knowles, Seneca,
Kansas; and Frank Schmidt, Marysville,
Kansas.
Through Passenger Rates to New York.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The joint executive
committee of railways met again to-day. A
discussion was had on the subject CT the ad-
iustment OF through passenger rates from
the west, and it was resolved to restore the
rates to tariff figures, and instructions were
given to the agents Of the several lines by
telegraph, to have the arrangement put in
operation by Monday next. the matter OF
passenger pools was also talked over, but
action on the subject was postponed on &C
count of the representatives of many roads
being absent The board of arbitration will
meet in a couple OF weeks, but the place OF
meeting has not yet been fixed.
Meeting of Freight Agents,
NEW YORK, June 12.-At a meeting oil
frai0ht agents to.daY q resolution was
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SEVENTH DISPATCH.
ETGHTH DIsPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-The loss by to-
days fire will not exceed one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Lecompte & Perkins,
whose loss is about twenty-five thousand dol
Frew & Co. s loss is estimated at fifty thou
sand dollars,
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AN ATTRACTIVE
And Cheap
Summer Programmed!
JOHN E. POOLE, Manager.
CkTOOSA SPRINGS
Under New Management.
Under New Management.

THESE celebrated Springs are 112 miles from
i Atlanta, on the ". and A r. Z , only four hours
ride, and are very remarkable for the great variety
and medicinal virtue OF the waters. fine mountain
air, and convenient location. The spacious hotel
buildings and cottages new open for the season,
ana visitors will find cOmmOdlouS grounds, ample
shade cool. airy rooms courteous attention, and
table supplied with an abundance Of good things
The proprietor and manager are determined TO use
every means to make this the most
Desirable Summer Resort in the South.
Fast trains leave Atlanta daily at $50 m and 800
pm. for the Springs, Eeing only 26 miles from
Chattanooga parties desiring 10 visit the far famed
EAaRssES OUT HsDU & TAIN
can leave Catoosa at $3.50 am. visit the Mountain
ant return at 800 pm.
On and after June 10th land until October 1st),
1879, Excursion Tickets viii be sold al the follow
ing rates;
Excavation Ticket from Atlanta 10 Ca
t0OsR Springs. and Return.
including beth Railroad and Stage Fare and
One weeks board. --.......... $40 60
Tive weeks board. II 90
Three weeks board. Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
-Four weeks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 OG
Tickets can be purchased for longer time than
four weeks at same rate per week above. EXcur-
sion tickets good 10 return the oag of leaving Springs
For further particulars, or copy of Guide Book
to Summer Resorts and Farm Houses. or pamphlet
giving analysis OF Catoosa Springs, address
b. W. WRFNN,
Gen'l Passenger agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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wEArmER OBSERVATIONS.

AR DEPT. SIGNAL. SERVICE. U. 8. ARMY.
FRIDAY, June 10, 1879, 10s0S pm.
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Or. E. Miles Willett.
ONCE and Residence-1O4 Adams St.
Oflce HOurs-frOm TO 10 a. M, 2 to pm
REDUCED RATGS
TO
South 'Tsa EEXcuPSiOnTStS
AND
VISITORS TO THE NORTH.
Palmer House
q
CHICAGO.
Fire-prOOf and Finest Hotel in the World.

~ Prices for a stay OF an entire week OF up
ward, during the months OF JULY and AUGUST,
Sl2 to per week for room and board according to
location Rooms withous board, 81 10 81 per week.
EE- Connected with the hotel is a superb Ladies'
Restaurant; also, Business Mans Cafe. At both
these Restaurants reduced prices will baDmGde to
the abOFe mentioned DartTes.
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ported back to the committee with the rec
ommendation that it be placed on the
calendar with the understanding that
DO action 81 II be taken on the meas
ure until next session. 1t is be-
lieved that senator Bayard will consent
to this course of procedure in the nature of
compromise, although he would insist upon
resigning his Craftsmanship if Senator Coke's
resolution to discharge the committee were
made party decree, and he will, under no
circumstances, consent to report the bill
without a distinct understanding that action
upon it shall be postponed until the next ses-
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

Progress OF the SDOHOrd Kellogg Farce
Both Wings Of the Senate Abb
serbed in Caucuses-An Amusing
Incident at the Opening OF
the Session Of the
Senate.
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Meeting of Freight Agents,

New YORK, June 11.-At meeting of
freight agents to-day a resolution was
adopted enactipg that on the twenty-third
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TO the Public!

WE propose 10 keep q LIVERY during the
w season, and will keep constantly on hand
number of No Saddle Horses and teams. at terms
to suit the times. Give call. Also will keep
good assortment of Horses and Mules on hand for
sale. >. a FssEEERASts'c IL ca.
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Spreading the DevOuring Element Beyond
COntr0l-Three Thousand Feet of
WharVes Destroyed in COnnec-
lion with Much other
Valuable Property
Cause of the New
Outbreak.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Poiat
Breeze fire has broken out again. A second
alarm has been sounded, and dispatches
from there say the whole place is again in
flames.
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SIXTH DISPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 3p.m.-At TWEEN
ty-iive minutes past Two the FIRE was not
burning so fercely, and is, probably, under
control. Nothing further than previously
stated has been burned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27

The market value Of the Constock
lode, as measured by the Stock Board,
saws the San Francisco Bulletin, is a
very uncertain thing. In November,
1870, the leading mines there were
rated at less than $5,000,00U. In
January, 1875, the mines were selling
for $271 100000. or more than the as
sessed value Of the real and personal
property Of San Francisco. In May,
1877, we find the same mines rated at
less than $ll 100000. A year later
they were selling at over $29, 600, 900.
Four months later, and@ they are as
sumed to be worth $l25, 100000. Then
followed period Of three months Of
shrinkage, since when, with four ex-
ceptions, they have been steadily ex-
banding.
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Tue bead that wears a crown in
these days must sleep nnessily indeed
Even the life of the much-loved and
respected Queen Victoria has been
several times attempted, and with the
exception Of some Of the Scandinavia.
an Princes, we believe that nearly ev-
cry ruling sovereign in Europe has at
some time been assaulted. We are
told that the Gar is now in more dan
ger if he goes out of his domains than
IL he stays within them.
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A DISPATCH from Cape Town, dated
june Sd, states that Prince Lonis Ma
poleon hes been killed by the zulus,
The exPrince Imperial of France, &C.
comparicd by other officers, left Col.
Woods camp to reconoiter. The par.
~ dismounted in mealie field, when
tie enemy crept upon and assegaied
the Prince, killing him. His body was
recovered. Thus ends the famous Bo-
napartists, who are known in history
as soldiers of fortune.
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BURGLARS are beginning to work
Systematically. A gang of them cap.
tured in Brooklyn were found to have
laid out regular programme for this
summer They had prepared list Of
houses to be robbed, aud the nights
on which the burglaries were TO take
place. Their operations were designed
to cover the entire summer, while the
occupants Of the selected residences
were away at the summer resorts.
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LgApvirLE is fairly overrun with
hard cases. A paper published there
says: "Thc dark hours Immediately
preceding the rising Of the moon, last
evening, afforded tho most favorable
opportunity for the commission of
crime. aud SO well was it improved by
the thugs that iufest this city that
four ou;rages were reported at police
headquarters within the short space OF
half an hour"
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They were walking home from a re
hearsal. Said he, Lowest thou me?"
Said she, "Thou knowest love theew
Then they measured noses, while the
trees sighed. the lake murmured ON
the pebbled beach, and the moon shone
ia soft splendor.
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CnlLI, which has been without di-
plomatc representation in this coun-
try for some years, sends along min
lister, now that she Is at war with Boz
livia and Peru and wants to conciliate
the United States.
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ENGLAND and France have demanded
the abdication Of the Khedive Of
Egypt. He asked for, and was grant
ed, fortyeight hours in which to con-
slider the matter All the ministers,
except Of war, favor the abdication.
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IL ~ ~ ~ not easily earned in these times
NIJIIIInut II can be made in three months
"a 4 oy any one of either sex, in any mart
ANA 4 Oh the country, who iswilling to work
RB steaohiy at the employment that we
= furnish. s66 per week in Your own
night YOU You need nee not be away from home over
~ oni, nou can give yen whole time to the worl
o oro only your spare moments We have agents ,,h
once can, over so per day. All who engage al
mone uA, aa maze money fast At the present time
other business De made so easily aud rapidly at any
ness T sn'"s ~ costs nothing TO try the bnsi.
psSS Terms and s. ontt free. Ad lress a. ema
S--July 2I-TT-1y. A1A'n'
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Notice.

I'm THE MATTER OF THE 3D.
\ ert W. Tompkins, deceased eoputy,
IN the Probate Court OF boise
ritory. Lao deeessN
Estate of Robert W. TomfRiIhsss,, npders:
Notice is hereby given BY she n Tonp]
ministrator of the estate OF o. i, persOf' /
ceased. to the creditors OF, ana =. exhibit ~
claims against, sa d deceased, ~, y s ,sr ncpg
the necessary vouchers. WITHIN ma % tn
the first publication Of this n I,,ss Hssl.l
ministrator, at the office OF 9anA-s
City, Boise county, ]. L. cpo FgANPiys|
Administrator of Estate Of y Y 4
ceased. far Aln'ss
JAMES H. HAwLEY. Attorney ~
IDAHO CRY, Dec. 81, 1873. -
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PRospEcroRs give discouraging ac-
counts Of Arizona.
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A RUSSIAN General has recommend
ed perfect freedom Of the press, and il
is said that the Car has conceded
with him.
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GENERAL NEGRErE, commander Of
The Mexican army, has pronounced
against Diaz, aud left the city with
three thousand adhercnts.
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A SOCIALIST conspiracy has been dis
covered at San Miguel, Spain. Seven
conspirators have been imprisoned,
and list Of their accomplices seized.
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Ii many parts Of Mississippi crop
reports are more encouraging than at
any other time since the war.
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PORTLAND, Oregon, is now the most
rapidly growing city on the Pacific
coast.
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kEMRY Bill pUbLlSHllll C0., NGAvvlGH, q
Bankrupt Notice.

In the District Court of the United States for the
Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory
In the matter of d. d. kimmel bankrupt
Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory.
At Boise City, Ada county, Idaho Territory, June
9th, 1879
To tae creditors of D. B. Kimme of Idaho City.
Boise county. Idaho Territory-bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that warrant in bank
ruptcy has just been issued out OF the District
Court of the United states for the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Idaho Territory against the estate of D. B.
hlmmel, in the County OF Boise in said District,
VINO has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition. That the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt
10 MIN or for his use and the transfer of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law That a meeting
of creditors OF said bankrupt d. B. Kimmel, to.wii
CREDITORS PLACE OF RES. Ds. CTS.
Idaho Terry, Idaho TER. Taxes for 1873.
John Madden, Boise COLT. IS 90 and legal in
terest since
g. W Crafts, Boise COLT. s5 90 and legal in
terest since
July, 1877.
of Idaho City, Boise Co. 1T, 30 90 and legal in
terest since
u n,. July, 1877.
San Francisco, Cal, ISL 90 and legal in
terest since
1865.
NAO Ivy, polse Co. ILL,
ljadgmentl 1,420 60 and legal in
terest since
n May 90 1877.
- :" H'nSrs' BOISE Coil, IS 90 and legal in
terest since
1877.
Laaer&swinn, Boise COLT. TO so and legal in
ierest since
% 1877.
20 prove their debts and choose one or more as.
sslsnees OF his estate i'll be held at a Court of
Sr to be holden on the I'D day of July A.
So .o'9, AZ O'Clock NJ, at the office of James
ooa, IN the City OF Boise. Ada county, Territory
rnpicy n = Oh ,s IN DANA
June20-4w A '"io Dis''io''
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HAsLAN came out victorious by ten
lengths in his rowing match with Ell
lott, in England, on June 10th.
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The Republican State convention Of
Wisconsin will be held at Madison, on
July 23d.
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A GREAT deal Of bacon is being
shipped from the Upper Columbia riy-
or country.
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The miners' popular song: my
dream 81 life is ore"
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Correspondence from all parts Of the
country solicited.
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Notice.

nWsHE SING HOP COMPsNi has -
sold out to Hen Lee al, their iil'si, vi
lot, buildings and all othor properly NJ
'AS' VI '" SING HOP Coaip
IDAHO CRY, Nov. 15-3w.l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-07-05
REMEMBER THIS.

Cuban Chill Tonic, the great
West Indies Fever and Ague Eem>
edy, cures chiIls and fevers every
time. 1t cures when 4ninine and
|physicianS prescriptions fail to care.
Thousands of bottles have been
given away and not a single failure.
1t cures chIlls and fevers quicker
than anything else on earth, and
the cure is complete and permanent,
1t cures liver complaint and billions.
ness. 1t gives health to the poor,
pale, sick sufferer. 1t gives an
appetite and pgafifas- the blood
1t is the finest and best family med
icine III the world. 1t should be in
every family in this town and coun.
ty, becaus" 1t saves sickness and
gives health. There is no earthly
reason why You should suffer with
chills and fevers, when Cuban Chill
Tonic, the great West Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy will cure you.
Get Il bottle from your druggist
Phillips s. Jones and try it.
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their thonghts on this subject, agree
that the prosperity of an agricultu-
raj coUtilry depends more upon the
n,sHa6er OF farms than yTbcn their
SIZE. The larger the nfmber OF
farms. and the smaller their. size,
the quicker and surer is the ultimate
prosperity OF an agricultural people.
This is an economic doctrine that
cannot be disputed, and the legisia-
ton sought tends to an opposite
course, and therefore would work
detriment to the majority.
Aside from this, the passage of
the repeal sought would drive the
negro from us % Kansas or other
States, and engender more crime
than our records haveyet shown.
Deprived of the means of obtaining
Independence and consequent re-
spOnsibility, the natural bent of a
Negroes mind to immortality and
theft will be increased, and we may
look for an unhappy increase in the
calendar Of crime.
i,e4ieve'L have shown the danger
to capital, labor and the country,
the repeal of this law will create.
feel, however, that some legislation
is required by the demands of the
times, and confidently believe that
the following changes would be
benefi 'ial aud equitable for all
classes.
No laws should be made to favor
any special class or trade, but their
enactment should be based uron
doing the greatest good to the
greatest number.
First. Repeal the entire lien law.
as well as the exemption law or
Second. Amend the merchants
len to cover %Only actual necessa>
Yies.
Either of these courses will leave
the planter a basis Of credit.
While the hue and cry is being
raised against the merchants lien,
let 1t not be forgotten, that one>half
of our planters do mercantile
business. paying no tax therefor,
and are known to charge their Gus
toners just as high prices as the
merchants do. and while the tax
paying merchant, under the repeal
of his lien, would have to trust the
debtor upon his honor, the planter
would bersecured for all advances
he might make, by the lien the law
now gives him. This is is unjust,
discriminating, class legislation.
July g, 1879. EoUITYa-
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MISSISSIPPLITEMS.

Calhoun county Inns twenty-seven
candidates announced for office.
The crops in Chnkasaw county
are reportedas fine-as ever known
before.
The Greenbackers are to hold
convention at Jack son Oh the 23rd
of July
Ex-President Jefferson Davis
was seventy ore years old OF TIE
3rd of June.
A Macon paper says nine tenths
of the farmers of that county are
now buying corn.
Carroilton Conserratiue Gems
orally speaking. we are satisfied
that the crops are very sorry. They
seem to be clean, but are very small
and a great deal of the old corn is
too far spent to make good crop.
Cotton may come out greatly, but
it is now unprOmising.
Grenada Sentinel, 18th: No rain
yet. About four or five days
more of this weather and early corn
will be reduced to half crop.
Much corn that we know of is now
past tbe'reviving influence OF mois>
tnre. Cotton that has been well
worked is not suffering. but spread
ing and branching. Where it has
been cleaned during this dry spell
it looks weak and drcopy.
56rdis Star: Recently a man &C
costed us and expressed his ''sur>
prise" that We had discontinued
his Star. He only owed us sub
EscriptiOn for two years. But this
paper feels unable to live on air
and W iDd-there must be current
Finds mixed with it. Under SINH
lar circumstances we will continue
to s'surprise" subscribers. 1t is
unjust and unreasonable to expect a
publisher ito furnish a paper for two
years without receiving nickle
therefor. Credit for one year is
quite enough to ask. Indeed, that
is too much. We pay cash Tor ink,
cash for type, cash for printers, cash
for rent, cash for board, and cash
for everything that We buy. Yet
some people expect us to give them
our time and labor for nothing.
Pascagoula Star: In Ocean
Springs, on Sunday night, June
10Th, as Mr.. Auguste V. Rosam-
beau was in the act of going to bed,
about 9 O'clock, some 6end unknown
endeavored to take Mr.. RS life by
firing at him with pistol through
tho open window of his bedroom.
So close was the would be murderer
to his intended victim that a hole
was burned in the mos9aito bar
and Mr.. r. had his face powder.
burned. His escape was miracu-
loas r: fired twice at the party as
he retreated over the fence, but
it is supposed he failed to hit him.
There is no suspicion as to the
guilty party, and no cause can be
assigned by Rosambeau why any
one should attemptto'take his life. |
The peace officers are on the gui
uiue e, and the future may develop
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-07-05
=" Fits Goose is Cooked"


A special dispatch to the Cincin.
natl Enquirer. from Grand Rapids,
June 30rh, says:
William j. Marshall, represent
alive of o Boston crockery house.
son of John p. Marsllaf+, ofs Brad
ford, NH, shot himself through the
brain, at his room i'm Sweets hotel,
this afternoon, and was dead when
found. He left q letter addressed
to his father, which contains the
fOllOwIn:
made up my mind, several
weeks ago to enjoy life as best l
could for a while, and I have done
so, you bet! L came here, having
made up my mind to have one old
rouser and then shuttle off thfs~m NOR
tai coil. My passions are simply
and it is nonsense
for me to jog Oh any longer. II
there is future state, l will do my
best, if it is in NY power. to let you
know it and how I dm situated
but my impression is, when a man
leaves this world his goose is cook
Il :"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-07-05
The Lien LEw.

+ Ma. EDITOR: During the can
vass now ia active, heated progress
/ have Heard the candidates an
nounee their opinions in regaid to
the lien law, aud, with one excep
ton, they have pronounced in favor
of a repeal OF that section Of it that
refers to advances made by mer-
chants on growing crps. Whether
these candidates have ever consid>
cred the result of such'' n repeal, r
say certain il is, they have
failed to do SO publicly. Ipropose
to discuss with the Repealers, who
seem. TO he as fanaiical as were the
of England in '43, what
accrue, if, in The hour of
passionate excitement, they sue
reed in their efforts.
Exa7y student of political seonO-
ny, AZ Il, il understood in this conn
W. in i,s relations to our cOnrmirr-
,i,,i s,n,ii;' -,,,';ruit ural'i MISUNDERSTANDING,