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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-08
"GOOD-BYE, SWEETHEART"
W A NEW SERIAL STORY,
a.< by the author Of Il
4RED As A. ROSIE Is SHE,D

"a 1ppe1E u -
APPLETONSf JOUR NAL, Issued July IL.
Price per No, 19c., or % Per annum.
1t D. APPLETON g. CO., Publishers, a., y;
C0METHING eNEW.-SOUTHERNI
y STEAM LAUNDRY ANDDYEING ESfAR
TERMINATING have f:ted up the prsDis es,
sus, and win carry ON ~ general w ASH sG.
SCOUTING, AND DYElNG BUSIH ESS. We
lies hotels steam boats &C., In the beet and
shortest notice. soiled carpets renovated so 40 70
DYsfaa q ali iss branches done IN superior
Our wagon win call for and deliver all work
with pune .u3lity and system.
BY permission we refer to Messrs. Levy Bros =,
Norvtll Cobb. proprietor OF the American hosei,
b. ii. GLASGOW; q: o.,
fe 10-1m t-."@F ~ PropFietoss.
GPIRITS TURPENTINE.-FO BAR
~ REELS In store, fer sale By
tY8 A. z. LEE,
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~ PIQUE GIMPs,
PIQUE B2AIDS,
PIQUE PRINCES, ~
PIQUE BUTTONS,
and a large etock of new-style PIQUEs for
Dresses at LEVY BRoTHEhs''
1913 and LIS Main street.
Look at our Bargains In DRESS 9OoDS. 1yA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-08

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT WANT
" ED.-The subscriber. after an absence OF
few years has returned to the city and resumed bis
former business OF HOUSE AND SIGN PANT ",
ING AND CLAM G.; also. r A I N T N 6 OF
RAILWAY COACH WORK by the DAY or oy
the job. :.
teution to business to merit the confidence ano
patronage of his former friends and The public
generally. ,s
particular atten paid to the selection OF WORE
men where parties prefer furnishing their own
materials. -. ,.o,,
orders received at No. % 14th street; between
Main and Franklin also, over 6e7 Broad, petwsen
9Th and It'll streets. JAS. IL. OA"AE"'
By permission rerers TO Messrs;
William Taylor, y. w. HoWeIs,
william II. Turpin, WEI. Holt hicnaruSon'
z. II. Starke, James d. IaTuneI,
James Thomas Jr., W1Illam r. darWoou,
A. Y. Stokes. Is. W. Joyner'
Charles T. Workman, A. Bodeker,
Thomss A Rust A. A. Eutcheson,
LANES a. Inioes. Johu e. BossieuX,
A. L. Fox, An9TeW y: E!lett,
George A. Ainslie, Huist Ming,
Iohn q Page Jr., Jos. z. Winston q Co.,
John n Cor don's Sons, Cook & Laughton.
jy 5-1w
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'NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s. CO.,
2aye Just received a variety Of styles Of new
g.. -, .s.. ..4.. LAWNS, 81 .,- -.;..---. ..-
j. go e. JACONETS, s.l ~
ORGANIZES, i
3 DRESS GOODS, &C.,
wbioh have been bought at very low prices, and
viii be sold cheap. .s,'- "-..-5" -.
Also, new assortment OF
LADIES' NECK-TIEs, in great variety;
NEW LACE COLLARS, ..- -,s, ..t
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, r.
TANNING LACEs, III"
EMBROIDERIEs, &c. .....
BLACK GRENADINE cheaper than ever.
They have marked down many styles Of
r DRESS GOODS
at very 10 " prices TO close the season.
ieso CARDUZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
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AT OTICE .-AIi persons are hereby
IN warned against trespassing or going upon my
BLAND In James river. near the Ftye-mHe
locks. :. OUTRAGED have been committed upon my
property there, and am determined TO enforce
the law upon ali Offending efter this notice 81 ~
te ao-sodst JESSE W1LLIAMB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-08

WANTED, FIRsT.RATE COOK and
w WASHER for a small family; one wltEouf
jncumbrauce preferred. Apply ut corner Frank.
lin and % b Streets, Church Hill, or to PLEAS
ANTS WAREEN, Bank and 18th streets.
~ 8-3tk - ,".I'
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GPARKLING HOOK AND MOsELLL
y WINES.-Just received In store, OF our o"A
importation. q very superior loo OF
SPARKJISG HUCk WINES,
- SPARKLING MOsELLE WlSEs'
so cases CLARET WINES
- 20 ICES CHAMP ACME,
sHEKkIES, FRENCH BRANDY,
WHISKEYS,R RUNS,
,esIIaw w. CHAMBERLAYaE 4 JONES.
OUR OWN EXPECTATIONS
50 cases Chs. Feue CHAMPAGNE DRY VEN
Guinness ssE Ezra DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by IL
Bass { G Co.'S Sf 1NoA PALE ALE, bottled by E.
VIM. 7 Yo o. nsrks EDINBURGH SCOTCH ALs,,
CaSsarI. Gordon & Co.'s PURE RESERVE ~"
y1sEGe sisA Z PURE coGNAc BRANDY
Jules K RS ssSs& Co.'s PURE coGNAc BRANDY
pAEK VINO DE De PAsro, yINo-FIN0,
Amontillsdo and Cabinet SBEkRlES,
SWEET SPANISH PORT, P0RIG mock
PURE JgIoE and OLD @ospoS w.
We oYer the above goods, and guarantee qr aomD
either in bond or duty paid a. prices 70 pi,U
Customers, as 10" as they can % ths aqlY9 60.
tee Wholesale Grocers and Improve
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pERAGNAL.

COX REWARD.-$25 reward will be
be1C pxid FOR Information which viii lead to
the arrest and conviction OF the person who broke
of and stale the steam-gauge from our ssw-tnuf
on the night Of The 2nd Inst. zf..g.Y
from our raft causing the Ios1 OF s4sfoot log, one
night last week iffsSst., MAYO d GIBSON,
~ S-eodark 3a5s,l SaW.mill, Maso,S lsla0d.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-08

WANTED, TO SELL M a0s;t linz S SboIe.
OASEES''"A ' PERKINSON'S,
ia7.9 18th street, between Main ana Cary.
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y,RY GspODS.
THIS MONTH:

Az s,rMmEs GOODS 70 Bic CLOSED OUT
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
rREsIDEST,s MESSAGE


We devote our first page b the third an
nual message of President Grant. It con.
ysys glad tidings to the American people.
Except the troubles in fine South, and the
recent heavy fires that have devastated 4
portion Of the States of the West and South
west, the year about closing has been one Of
peace, prosperity and progress in America.
Our financial affairs are in q better state than
any one could have reasonably expected
the public delft is being fast reduced. and
greenbaeks are at a discount of only about
per cent. for geld. Our foreign relations arr
of the most leaceable, happy nature, and
America stands to-day pre-emiaent among
the nations OF The earth in progress and inall
the elements of civilization. Railroad facih-
ties are being extended in every direction
from ocean to ocean, and embracing within
its trans-continental span the golden-ribbed
mountains and vast fertile valleys of the great
West. The message is practical and compre-
hensive. The President comes out squarely
on the policy IL, be pursued i'm regard to oHl
Mormon peigiil,ors. and supports the action
of Judge Mexican. We commend the mes
sage to the careful perusal of our readers.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14

Hon. Mr.. Il. the present hAder Of the
House, followed suit; ard so until the dis
|cussion became more general; wher finally 4
motion Was made to adjourn and prevailed,
without the caucus arriving at any conclu-
sion. Next day each House organized, se-
Letting its own officers, regardless Of the
wishes of the other.
The first week has passed and sery little as
yet done; tile members doeabtIeSs busy pre-
pairing bills for introduction. II the notices
given of the Introduction of bills can be
taken as criterion. the laes,bers Of this SEES
sion mean cuisines. Tie committees have
been announced IN tstssi. lI.stse-a aud The Gov
ernor's MESA ,.artfailssi amor, the sew
eral committees Ore portion Ell the Cover
nor's MESA e, referring to tbe conduct and
accounts of the ..l..te defau;ting Territorial
Treasurer was not given to d stand
ing committee; but has been, on the motion
of Mr.. Warren in the Council. referred to q
select committee. The motion was made foI
this purpose on yes Ierday forenoon. and
Messrs. Warren, Beck and Fisher We're ap-
pointed on the conUnittees In the afternoon
Mr.. Warren asked that Mr.. Owen be added
to that committee. which was done.
1t Is thought EY many that this is a move
made at the instance of the late Treasurer,
etc. ssWhitewashf.lgn is designed and will
be made. Tnere are some members of that
committee who will not submit to any con-
cealment Of facts. The labors of tina, com
mittee will be watched by the public. anu its
report looked. for with curious interest.
More anon, S BUz.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
!. ....,,,.;, ;e;nt resol,tioa No. 4 was reported

t,snneil Joint resolution 30. was reported
hack with reco1nplenI stlons.
Council joint resolution No. 2 passed tne
Council, the House concurring That JONI
committee of one from each house pc APP
pointed to call upon the commissioners cree
atetl by Council joint resolution No. =, passed
january, 1870, for the purpose Of classifying
and codifying the general laws OF this Terri
tory, and request an immediate report 70 sle
Legislative Assembly Of the result OF Their
labor. ss3.ss
Mr.. Bullock gave notice that he would in
trotlaee bill to provide for additions to the
Law Library Of Montana Territory
Fisher gave notice that he would introduce
a bill to punish certain offenses.
over, gave notice of q bill to increase the
nav Of Probate Judges and Snperinte ndents
of Public Instruction.
Warren gave notice Of a bill to provide for
the custody Of the Law Library of Montana
Territory.
SIXTH DAY.
Saturday, Dec.s.
Mr.. Beck introduced G. B. No. Il: IAN
Act defining the duties Of County Treasurers
and the payment Of County Warrants
Read first and second time and referred to the
committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Lawrence. under leave, introduced G.
B.. Mo. 2 authorizing the Territorial Auditor
to issue warrant. Read first and second
times, and referred to judiciary Committee.
Mr. Warren offered G. .. r. Mo. au-
thorizingI certain committees to employ
clerk. Read first and second time and refer
red to the committee on Ways and Means.
Lawrence gave notice OF bill in relation y
to Notaries Public. .s.5s
= Bullock gave notice Of a bill to provide foi'
additions to the library of Montana. $500
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
~ CIV o-Day-
"A PROCLAMATION.

8&84
/ 4iI HEN, in the course Of human events, it be-
liberal policy which has connected them with an
other, and to assume among the powers an equal
station to which the laws enttle them, 4 decent re-
spect tothetopnions Of mankind requires that they
should declare the causes which impel them to the
separation, {G s8sssS. .sf8 t,8 gt ss4f8.ssf4
| We hold these truths to be self-evident that all
| men are endowed with certain iTalienable rights
that among these life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness; that to secure these rights LAWS are in
stitltcd among men, that whenever liberal policy
becomes destructive OF these ends it il the right Of
the people to alter abolish IT, and to institute
new policy, as to them shall seem most likely to
effect their safety and happiness. HI
| Experience hath shown, that we are more dis
posed to suffer, while evils are suerable than 10
right ourselves by abolishng the forms to which we
are accustomed. But when long train of tisurpa-
tions evinces design to reduce pecuniary cir
cumstances, it is right, it is our duty, to pro-
vide guards for future security. Such has been
the patient sufferance OF the undersigned, and such
is the necessity which constrains them to alter
| their former mode of business
We therefore, in order to insure domestic tran
quality, establish justice, promote the general vel
fare, and provide for the common defense of those
to whom vi are indebted, as we'll as to ourselves
and our posterity, do ordain that, the first day Of
Jenuary, a. d. 1872, is very near come and we
hereby notify all parties to come also, and would
suggest that, to facilitate business, we would like
to have all tat can to come as much sooner as pos-
shle, for the reason that that day we expect to
be SO thronged that we may not be able to give all
our patrons that attention we desire. alsA
We want all accounts due us settled pr vions to
that date, that may meet you and greet you with
| s54.sA MERRY CHRIsTHAs AND 9sI F4sA as56
"a Harry New YEARi', 81
| A. LAlIlfE Il CO.
December IA 1871.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
F1Rsr cAsH sroRE,
BozEMAN, MONTANA TERRITORY, !,
n December Ill IS7i

EozEAAN, MONTANA TnRRIToRY. ! 1
| sls 80 " December III, 1911.
FRIENDS AND ALL: 81
| Coop, BAD AND INDIFFEKEsT, it Tnakes no diff
ference to us; it il Your Greenbacks we are after
and to get them We propose to sell you Bft1isE
GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR than any other store
in town. yss ss
We will say to every man who has an infer II in
his pocket, IN the county or in Bozeman, that we
believe we are to-day entitled to some credit for
there are but few in our circumstances, with limit
ed means etc, who would dare start in business at
the time we did In opposition to men> Of means.
and cut down the prices as NE have done By So
doing, We believe we ares benefit to every con-
sumner IN the county whether be buys for cash or
not for, We're it not for us, firmly believe goods
would be sold At much higher figures than they are.
To those who buy for cash, or those who do not
we win take pie ssure in showing You o,r goods at
any time, that ycu may see the difference between
buying for cash and iawbone 81 q
Thanking FL for the kindness which has been ex-
tended to us,
We are, respectfully, yours,
A. ~. Z G. &. TANNER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
.a'EEE H.EGEsI4ATuRE.


tsibe seventh Legislative Assembly Of Non
lama Territory was permanently organized on
Tuesday last by the election Of Hon. A. III.
Mitchell, of Deer Lodge. President of the
Council, aud Hon. Harry Comfy Of Lewis
AID Clarke. Speaker of the House. In the
femporarS organization Of tl,e Council, Hon.
Is. -. Beck. of Galiatin, was appointed Presi-
dent, aud our worthy Councilman was fur
hter honorcd by his election as President pro
tcn, during q few days leaKc OF absence
:gElntea President Mitchell. Both Houses
llase buckled down to work as il they ;lieant
Business. We understand that the business
,of the session is multitndiuoas, and will ro-
quire at least the forty-days allowed by
Jaw for session. Should the requirements
of public Interest demand 1t, we agree with
the Gesette, that the session should be pro-
tracted until every Important measure is dis
posed Of Besides the aecualulated business
or two years, the present bedy will have ts
undc much Of the work Of former iaeSasseai
Lceislstrres.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
Latest Dispatches Announce the Prince
Of Wales ~ Dying.
Special to the New York World.

Special to the New York World. S
LONDON. December s.
The Prince of Wales is dying. The Queen
is wild with grief The Princess Alexandria
is unnaturaly and dangerously calm. Great
CONSERVATION prevails. The Home Secretary
has been summoned to Sandringham. Fears
of political conyulsiosl Increase. The bell
ringers have assembled at Saint Paul s, and
will announce tie tidings of the Princes
death as soon as received. The republican
leaders held a secret meeting aud decided
against any immediate action
LosDos, December $50 p. m.
The Prince Of Wales has slept slightly. but
be is still much prostrated.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14

COUNCIL.

90 -, -. e -
COUNCIL.
FIRST p
YIgGISIA CRY, Dec. 4tn, e.
f AZ 10 o'clock noon, the members U Jug
Council assembled in their Hall at Inc sapl-
tol. and the Secretary, Hon. james y. oai'a-
way, addressed them as follows
sGentlemen of the Council OF the Seventh
Legislative Assembly of Montana Inc honr
of IL o'clock noon, having arrived. you viii
now proceed to organize according 60 law.
HoG. II. L. Warren. 9 member OF your body
from Madison County. will call your iio ,l
to order. = sIs u se
Hon. 81. Z. Warren then came IorWard. ana
said s.
Gentlemen OF the Courcn IL ae0olVes
upon some member TO take the lnitlatiFe In 9
temporary organization O. tnls soay 10 tlaas
end, therefore, i invite mountainous iot'5
President pro ten. 49,
Hon. r. Lawrence, OF Lewis g Clark then
nominated Hon. e. W sfap1eson, OF Bea'el
Head. as President pro TEN.
Mr. Staplefon deellned Inc nomination g.
Hon. y -. 20 llfs, O. aleagg her, nolIsihasea
Hon Beck, OF taailallsi, .Wpo was a'i'a''-
monsiy elected. soiilas II 4saeils slel'
and Lawrence OF Lewis y Clarke. were. ap.
poInted aeotnalliee g eoilaaaee Tue 'sla''ii'
eise1 " ny e1i.'a any 1i'ss.
ana i.loaa.eee' n'''i -
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iof TUG no.'oi 49, s119 - e -
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m ssrassipg rler,. q n;cli,,san Deer T,alea.
Enroliae Clerk. Henry Wilkinson lewis &
clarke. seroeant-at-Arms. las. ca,lliuan
gaaver Head Fireman Is, n. Geer Lewis
. r,o.1,a p.e.a, uasta,s f,harles R,rhar i
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80 Zee ,,ar. ana;nta, t,eo
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80 -
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q resoldtlon oy ai;.]oF owen WIS oiieIeu
TO furnish members le with copy OF the MIS-
sotila Ptoneer jssaepg'sa ns, H5rala, dassfts'
l ''''l an az ana ooaRiEi n.
III. s}oli l'9 olfefed aii a'aehataeI', 60 I''r-
nisll members with tour copies q ING Nor
tn 'ts. - III
ooiilhs gave llotce tlaa1 OIL .o-lhorfoN' y
some subsequent day' ne Woa1a ia'foau '''
piii y liiahe oou,,es se' pas aois =. .oa'i'
taxes aiso' = VI y alleiih s'ie 's"s
oaiioeh sa'e ''o''ee .nae - .o-.'' .oV' =
son'e SUSSEX as1ls 10y y "oaao 'h'' ouaes "
Dill enIlLleu II All act ID TepaaI ILL ACT "
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14

Mayor PsAss, the efficient. enefe tic sEa
fa.herlv representative Of the Grow Nation.
left YESTERDAY for Helena.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14

Ffiuay, Dec. s.
The forenoon was principally taken up by
reading the Auditors and Treasarer's re-
ports
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14

ME undersigned win pay the HIGHEST market
~ price Tor All hfHds of HIDES Beef sheep and
eaiA oAhis. VIZ PERKINS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
StrHy Notice.

Came to- my place. about three rnilas above Toze-
h slas apont the first Of October red yesrlins
q 1T MID white spots her. and crop
ing property and paying charges can h We the same
December 8, sw : 90 - 49,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
a. dam Fillmore,
WASH AND BATH HOUSE,

Everything arranged to auit the taste or the noss
f8stdious Parties having waahiuy =, Al viii
sust their interest BY giving me call. II
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-14
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In pursuance of law, The House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the Seventh Legislative Assem-
bly, OF the Territory Of Montana was called to
order by Ben Ezekial, assistant Clerk Of tie
House in absence of W. Roekfellow, Chief
Clerk. at 70 o'clock. Nj, on Monday, dec, 4,
1871, at the Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives, Virginia City, NJ. 4. FAC.
Fl. jordan was appointed speaker pre-. ten.
A Committee on Credentials was appointed
and the House adjourned until 70 O'Clock,
Tuesday. 1855 aa9g
run n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09
md would control the legislation of Indi

and would control the legislation of Indi,
ana for twenty years. A committee o.
Republicans informed the Democrats o.
the willingness of the Republican members
to remain and attend to ordinary iegisla-
ton, but at the same time notified them
that any further attempt to force the pas
sage OF the superintendent bill wonld be
defeated. The Democrats refused to
make any compromise, and expressed a
determination to carry il at all hazards,
and clearly indicated their purpose to do
so by making 1t the special order for nine
o'clock yesterday morning They met at
nfne o'clock to find themselves without a
quorum.
But this is not all. The course of the
Democrats in the Senate furnished All.
ditional justification for the action
of the Republicans. By the revo
lu;ionary course of the majority ol
the Stat in excluding Senator Burson
from his seat on the first day OF the
session, and their infamous action in
the manner of disposiog of the charges
trumped up against him, the Democracy
evinced a determination TO accomplish
their purpose without regard to law ol
parliamentary usage. One of two things
had 10 be dcne-to remain and allow the
corrupt scoundrels to carry out their pur
pose or to 20 to the people on the recor(
they have areany made. The Iattel
course was chosen and, that it is right
and that The people will endorse it, WI
have no doubt Before resigning, the Re
publican members appointed a COMMITTEES
to draft an address setting forth the reas
ons for their action, which is published il
this issue, signed by the thirty-iour me m
bers who vacated their seats.-Iadiul
0polis Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09

We stated, the other day, that France
bad agreed to pay 10 Prussia five milliards
of francs, equal to s zoo, 600, 900, and we
published, also, list of The exaciions
made by France of Germany between
1892 9Ed 1900. 1t should haye been o!so
stated that France had, at the close Of
the war in 1915. been required to pay to
the allied powers Sl5O,OOO,OOO for the
cost OF the war following Napoleon's re
turn from Eliza, ard Sl67, 100, 900 as az
indemnity for the contributions previous
ly exacted by France from her enemies.
Pending the payment Of these SUNS, vsri.
Gus feitresses IN France were held by the
allies. France, however, paid the whole
sum in about three years, and recovered
her foriresses. The debt of France, in
1915, was less Lan S4O0,OO0,0OO. Her
present debt, including her own war ex-
peuses, cannot be much less than IS, 800,
100000. TO this must be added the
Prussian indemnity of $1,000, O0O, 600.
The ANNUAL income of France has not ex-
creded SioO,o00,0 600. This Indemnity
must be Iaised by loan. and We suppose
it will be done promptly; but the annual
change for interest on the national debt
will consume large share of the national
revenue. 1t will requiie patriotism and
patience, and many years of laborious
industry, to restore France to the pecun-
larry condition. bad as it was, which ex-
isied previous TO the war Chi. 7rib.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09
administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
viii, on
Saturday, March 4, 1871,
at the late residence Of Peter Freese, deceased .
few miles south west Of Plymouth, expose .or sale
at public auction all the personal goods of said Pc
ter freese decesssd, no taken by the widow. con-
ssfing In part Of horses, cattle, sheep and swine
farming utensii, Of all kinds, wagons. harnesses,
sleds, wheat, corn. oats, potatoes, growing wheat
hay. fodder. fum ber beds, aud iedding. and house
hold aud kftcnen furniture n great variety. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock, Q. N.
Terms Of Sale:
An sums Of three dollars and under cash In hand
all sales upward Of three dollars shall have credit o.
six months. the purchaser giving his note Will
approved security. wafyinE valuation and appraise
monf laws, With Interest from date. -7-l.,sss
MOSES WORKING.
Tsb. q III AduInistr~tiou.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In the District Court Of the United
States for The District Of Indiana.
cnaRrE f ' Z. s Rfs'sf e In Bankruptcy
JOHN BRENFlECk,
Bankrupts.
NOTICE is hereby given that n second general
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupts will
be held ut Valparaiso In said District, on the a3d
day OF March. 1871, 10 O'Clock, a IN Mt the Land
Office OF Quincy &c johnson. before Aaron Quincy,
Que of the Registers in said Bankrupt Court, Il r
the purposes named in the Tweniy-seyenth Section
of Bankrupt Act of March pa 1861.
Is 3, JOHN p. HAWKINS, Assignee.