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Fanal settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
~ will be made to S. P. Dendy, Esq. Judge
ofProbate, at Walhalla. s. c., on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1872. at IL O'Clock,
A. M for final settlement of the estate of
SAMUEL j. McELROY. miner, and dis.
charge therefrom.
TIiOS. DICKSON.
M. NJ. MCELROY,
Ex'ors of Samuel r. McElroy deceased.
.yiA nnii" ~ Guardian.
Jan. s, 1872 a, ~ IL 10 h. 4t ~
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II @AuDIToR,s OFFICE, !,
OcoNEE CouNrY, January l, 1872.

UC0NEE CoUNTY, january I, 1872.
kLoTtCE is hereby giYen nnM all whom'i it
IN r'uy concern, that Lewis James has this
day paid into the County Treasurer Of this
County, Isxtyfonr, dolars and twenty seven
cents and ORD nil, ($e4.27 ~ for TIE redemp.
ton Of Two Hundred and Twenty-Five aores Of
Delinquent Land Sales, commenced January
second, 1871, to satisfy demands against him
for taxes, cost and penalties for the years 1869
and 1870, and forfeited to the State for want
of bidders, on the Cd day of January, 1871. i}
2lnL. iB. JOHNSON, County Auditor.
January 10, 1879 49, -Ii1.2 u
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"Isin!glass." I"

THE highest price. paid in cash for MICA
II l. and MINERALS, generally by w. p.
THOMPSON, MiheralogIst--neg 'asof for the
sale Of Mines, Mineral Lnnds, &c.
Attendance in Walhalla tho first six days in
eacn month--at other times uncertain. Mica,
will. however. always be taken in and paid for
by his Agents, WALLER. WATSON q CO.,
aud ID. BIEMANN, Walhalla.
!. Dec 8, 1871 '.'H 7n'Ai 3m*
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At Private Sale.
NOTICE..

A IL persons indebted to O. 4. REID s. CO.,
IN by Note, Account, or otherwise, will take
notice that thoy must come forward and make
payment by the First day of February next,
and all persons having demands, against tho
said firm, are requested toS presentthean by
to cloos up our business. On, account Of tho
death Of one Of the Firm. 'lai h9f s'.i''77 N
Il'il1 2 q {, 1,Ii.l,10C. y. REID & co.
January 2, 1879 l"i," dn' T0i~t7 s
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Profitable Business

Will be given two persons, of either sex, in
WALHALLA and adjoing towns. by which they
little interference with ordinary occupation, in
selling iHOUSEHOLD ARTICLES of real merit
and universal use. If The whole time isdevoted
much larger sum may be realized. Circulars
Free giving complete list of articles and commits
sions allowed. T. s. COOK s CO., Hoboken,
New Jersey. ,v} .f '.3ara. .I
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From Dan to Bcershcbn.

From Charleston to Dahloncga. from the
seaboard to the mountains,can be soen a mark
cd Improvement in the style of buildings in the
last five years. Villages and farm houses all
present more elegant and comfortable mp.
pcaranco. The reason is well known. 1t is
because in that period the whole country has
learned to ratronize that celebrated manufac
turer of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, Mr.. P. P.
ToALE, Charleston, S. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
CAROLINA FERTILIZER

(,HROIINA rnEEETIIIER
O1AACOAAANA IIlCA A4L1LLn
ia 51Donnnanaan nos1p
EaUOlMTHHADNu u y '"I"
Il h' htt ed-
3 WILMINGTON, N. O., Aug. FL, 1871.
ib IN i2i@tgNb
oN the !arGest Prodncu;1 ot Cotton 70 the
ncre' l,oVu pounds CAhOLlNA FEKTl.
LinEf.
For the largest production Of Wheat To tho
m a9r9, l'ooo pounds CAROLINA FERTILE
AEN. t
The above premiums are for crops produced
win the use OF the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
Ut III comoinatioH with plantation manures
oniy' ana tho awarding of said premiums is
ieis dseretionary with the committee Of the
SANDERS, OATES & CO..
Agents at Charlotte. n
siEV EMS q CURETON, Lancaster, 8. G.
wAxuAvo
hauc's'e' "oun'y' .. "
- ~, 8: - Itmmerman, h" m EsH;, Sec'efa,y 81 Me
rho e,i,o,.; :. ' ~.
stmhhIs IA ,1:oh. S'ooon, vi acres son 01
nonnds of Garo,;ma For.;s;va I "nTea Th Win ioo
Is the mode of cmlt;vot;nn. + as "0 ,horn"h,g h~whn,g
broken up IL inches deem. and laid OF in rows
"a feet wide, and the Fertilizer applied in the
driii' shen bedded on it on the 18th Of May.
ana planted the lst of juno. First working it
was run around with q half shovel and partial.
trimmed out with hoo. Second working
~ was run around with a 8 inch grub. II inches
ION ,n ana the m'ddles thrown out with sweep
!I. -" lncnes wide' ono turrow to row and
tm,nnea ha,,n TO stand with hoe about ~ inches
pioughed every % two "s weeks % with a sweep "ns is
,nches ' = vide. . and hoed each time, until it was
The following is correct statement Of the
''''' lst poHGo p;ol;nn o..
Oh 1d' pp;;ckk;;ng' 2ea a
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State cfSouth Carolina,
ONEE UNTY

<A'oA"nuer Evans, ~ CompiaiD5 y
~, u.,, vsi e foreolose I (
MELISSA ohhackeltord. } Mortgage.
pY Virtue Of q Decretal Order, to me di.
- rected. in this eause will sell, TO tho
highest bidder, at Walhalla, on salolay in
y, ONE 1TRAGT or LAND, ,ssitdate in oconee
County. State of South Carolina, on she Blue
Ridge Railroad, 8 orr miles East of Walhalla.
containing ITO acres, more Of. less, adjoining
lands OF Mrs. McEroy, and by lands formerly
owned by Nm. Dickson and others. nHii gii'7
TERMS iC1SH' Purchaser, to pay extra
I Jan. s, 1872 'eaal'i IL ,ra1'l04 q
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Travel by Rail, Wheel and Saddle.

i ship in the above business at the points
named, and have supplied themselves literally
with the best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and
Ostlers Grain, Forage. &C., for the accommo-
dation of the travelling public
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses,
can be had at ell times, by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we are prepared at q
moments notice to convey passengers from
Anderson or Walhalla to the terminus of the
r.Line Railroad. or to any other point desired.
The Stables at Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of T. j. STEELE, and those
at Walhalla under the direction of A. w.
THOMPSON, each of whom will give his personal
supervision to the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
DGs- The patronage Of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON, IT. j. STEELE.
Walhalla. 8. g. Anderson, s. G.
November q, 1871 S
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Notice, to Debtors.

DERSONSindebted to me for Goods purohas.
n ed atthe Falls, will please come forward
and pay'pp. a You have been accommodated, ,
and ! am pow tie Sufferers. Call and pay,
and save cost.
JAMES McCAREY.
Jan. o. l612' 10 2m. y,
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SRlGGS g. BROTHERS.
Catalogue of Flower and Vegetable
IS Il II ID 8, I E

. .
SUMAlERs FLO OWERING BULBS, FOR 1872; /;
Now ready. Consisting Of over l3O pagos, on
rose-tinted paper, with upwards Of 400 separate
cuts, and SlX BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATES |!
Cover. beautiful design, in colors The richest
Catalogue ever published. Send % cents for
copy, not one half the value Of the colored plates
In the frst order, amounting to not less than ST.,
the price of Catalogue zoo, will be refunded in
seeds New customers placed on the same foot
ing with old. Free to old customers. Quality of
seeds, g ze Of packets, price and premiums offered
make 1t to the advantage Of oil to purchase seeds
of us!" See Catalogue for extraordinary induce
ments. ayg8,'i,u. .i
You will miss it il you do not see our dialogue
before purchasing Seeds. st
Either of our two Chromos for 1872, size 19x
24-one flower plate of Bulbous Plants, con-
sisting of Lilles. &c.-the other of Annual, Bien.
nial and Perennial Plants, guaranteed the
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CHROMos
ever issued in this country. A superb parlor or.
nament mailed, postpaid. on receipt of 75c. !;
also free, on conditions specified in Catalogue
Address. BRIGGS g. BROTHERS.
[hsfabtshed 1851 Rochester, New York.
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Gzg!N s9 Nss@D gH1zzSg9 XSs1s,I,1L aI
ssSaSEE ESEss iziSstsiaE si sssaazssissa -ssazss
Greepyille and Columbia Railroad.

CoLpyRIA, S. G., January 3, 1872.
ON pnd efter this date, the following Sohed
~ ule will be fan daily, Sundays excepted .
connecting with Night Trains on South Car.
olina Road, Up and down also with Trains
going sopthon' Charlotte: Coiumbia aud Angus
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-20

to iaaetfng OH account Ill tsie d spenst. II
the Territory Go not exiss, and Ii Is prs1ts
cersnn. that Il Congress does nor ssa.isorizs
regular session Eli The lat oi l'chrs.sry.
Gov. Potts. Will call meeting 81 tie L..,;s.
latssra very soon Cd take action Oh tie railroad
aaestSat. which Is sefiatlsiy needed and iii!
"a forby tie people, 4 very large n.ajorisy ii
whoni are rive for r.silroasl II tie earlisst
possible moment. Whrn Tic legislature
does meet we hope lis acsiol, MI. be lie aud
prudent. No Legislature that has met Hi
in this Territory !a.foro eyer hid the respsil-
sshflitics that will tleyalre 81, tlse ,irss..lf
members. is Hoped thuv will discharge
tie high dt,sies before them viii i die re-
gard TOR the Interests III Tie people alone,
and ilak to advance The ends of rings OF
ciialex. They are the REPRESENTATIVES Of tss.
people. and tile people will l.old their repre-
sentatiyes to strut accountability for t,,nir
action at the approaching meeting The ii y
payers OF this Territory are ROW ALIKE ID.
their true interest. Money is money now.
Population Is smaller tiian ever before, and
taxation bears heavily now On the few VINO
remain, and u cares;.l watch will kept over
the votes and action OF their Representatives.
We de most sincerely Invoke the gentlemen
the press nt Legislature to iaau-
guratc system BIZ which railroad North
and South may be built on the most asivsnta-
geous terms consistent with the condition ot
the people they represent. We do not mean
20 be understood that we are for any niggarsl-
lgpolicy, III dealing with this raiircatl qs,rs.
tioa. No pa5lic Improvement eser met with
It's highest success. unless it was conducted
~ an enlightened policy. Let the leg. sla-l
Eure. vile Will hare all tho offers, with Iacts
md figures before them, 10 what they be-
ieve will secure 10 certainty the building oi
railroad. aid give tllc road, on oilr part.
'notsgh 70 build 1t to the centre 81 hl,si:,ess
ntl population Of Montana, and the peopl- |
sill sustain tfsena. lie who acss coasrien-
iotasly and for the best Interests 81 His con
tituents, is sure of sl.eir approval. From
ur kisoaleagc OF The composition of the
.egl-lat.ire, we feel tint the people viii have
9 cause.to complain ST tht gentlemen tncy
ave elected, AM. inst much good viii ensue
, ali the aaa.ersal Interests of tile Territory
Z the action Of the next Legislature.
F Il
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MEETING OF TIE LEGas1.
TURE, .ss

- .,9 z. gT7-.1977T.
Hssv very ertdent now that We are ~ have
an early nie' ting q me Ma'isatfai legislature
fithcr ~ regaiafaer extra session. ~ Mr..
'agett passes : bl'lior = regular SESSION -
Jai'aary, 70 Will obviafe Y I. call Of that body
~ ''se .0sefaop. 4 in'sses very little diiipr-
ence aio~ 90 me taN-I'syers iaaw soon the
Legisiaiure assenhies az ti'c expenses 81 tue
same WI! y paa ny hne s5ehefn hessr l1E'
nle'i1, y o'h oens a'reauy rep a Il " 1l.e
~ !. pi''oi'siaiioAs lor tlA1 puf-
p0se' ~ q Wit n ! w oe'o1e h''e ~ %
ncp,asrs i''s c''ahihk i'as as'soeassa ls'l
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-12-20
From the Avant conrler, Oct 18th.
MEETING or TIE sEssssr.A4ssEE

II ksss,,. sr...4.- =
III, IL, 4, e. YES 1lot assesll
.'A.'y s, ,'s'ea'lpef. io.o
,I.''''s e -, - = e 70
IT,. ..' s. s''o''..,e a.. ~
.,,,s : = s.''
s''' Y n, y
~ ,st 800 go p'sss,1ss'a s
Ir',a.s 80. :. ~ 50, STU
III, 4. 800 . q 81 ea'e
-, = .ie s
s. ',sa -. 8 =. = = f,'''. = 'IiS''''
:
80 S, - a.''sss sh,' oe'-
aa,,,.., 1l'a oe-
i - 3 ssy ! ~ ~ ~
torv e. Is, 8, - H.
y, AZ - !, !, - - ''i1ss-
S. Z go
80, - s. sess g st'e
g. ,' Y ~
~ e -
80 ~. ss",o s,sssessos4 thereby
tr ~ III, H. Il I. -, ~ asos a'la
=. !. ~ : - IN s. 80 so..''
8, 8. s. =, = Is s''as
%, .s j. 49, ~. 'soi
81. :
i, - -. 80 81 ~
~ a..s,.'4 -. ~ g ~ alese
s... - i'asJsa's Y s'se
4 s. 7
- - - - osss IS
$3.50. ssls'.as ~ '',sA' 8 aa
4 s.. - -. 49, e
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EAsasscAD MEETING.

There will be 4 Big Railroad meeting al
file Court House in Keenan, q. Saturday
Evening. December 2lst, 1872. I'll ii of il;rs
highest maastanccto every man Ii Gailatils
County toiattensl Speakers have been select
I'd 10 aid css the people.
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0f alni IlnsInT been rant
III 81 tgsls ttas guaft 81 Jef1ersen. IL
ct0A1es ns All persons hHSiAg
CHARMS So esta sleste To- xiba<
IisII fssa the tiasc
of Sid iskf of sttnll akIth On they ss
llrclisse 4sofsl any benes az said estate, and H
satEa eaAl hill bt not Msfhia tMo rom
Iat asfe 81 said thy slssal be tor,
eseF bfsfI ewing said estate are re-
assste tt To seet iInrReti
& 4 liz 81 ARTIN.
r tf tlse esstr MI An IEssixer Hereased4
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TNISHEiST If}l1iSf, klf6t 1aASfcE5 = eF-
ia rltory of Montana, IL aud for tac county ef
tsalIatia:
Lenisy King
Sainlai EiDg.
The people Of The Territory OF Montana, to Samuel
King, defendant.
Yau are hereby required 10 appear In N action
brought against yosl Dy the above named plaintiff ID
the s,iasrics court af the First aeiaial District
Of the Territory Of Montanain aud Ter the coaaty
at aslafia, aid ia snsrer the complaint ise.s IN
te 3, oiIce Ut said court iii saisa county With
fen clusiye of ehe day Of sersicsl afisr
The oa you OF this strFssl wi
IN fis county pr e ssETsd oat Of this county h.lf
In TINS Ilistrsgs, Titliia tTeAly uIneTyise
within fsssg daysor jutis rnent by asfAuit VII By
takea you according TO the nrsgsr tsf asiG
complaint. Tne said ASTON IS brought e dissolve
tic bonds Of naafris.ony exist: sg between said
iilaiafi and def Eaant aa1 to shfain Tie cusfossy
and care " thsissue Of slsir maafiage And you
are sastiiesl silat ii you fail 70 aIear ana ans wsr
said complaint plaintiff will twks judgment AGAINST
ypx dssoisidg the said bonds ct sI,atriraony, and
TOR thc care cad custody of the said issue
# Given unsleT nv band and The seal VI the DIS
trict Court OF the First judicial DistrickeI the Ter
rtory Of Montana, III ana Tor hv county Of Cal
's'.s - 80 s. YHEe1, MIiFFLY, nlerk
! IsaAI.l nc. II CI.ASx.Y. Dsuufy
s I'AaE 4 CoLEMAs, AttoEns ys fol' Plalistin
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- 50 VIII lot hes Il a moment 10
| ri4 ssssiaefl /. iast asld prosper measure. ii
AZ ne IL ser iss,nsas,a Il 81
lsrs for legisi atIye ,essses HI tie several
territories Il q niifed effpft BIZ thu pars 81
1i'fs l's'egafes a The 1t, prepria-
non sccaFsa WIZ ~ aspply sniileisid 10 pay
AL prssnsr lesislaslre expenses. and avoid
''eS fra corn ensafIon, z Congress. sffer.vc-
tls'R the Wy, shorl In Insert section pro-
hibitiise the Territorial Legislature from,
voting dollar Ut exfra compensation, Is
A.iy public officer.
Iiliri thousand dol ara l,r flae i t,,rc
Tsosald secure 4 PEI diem compensation for
saeh ale1a'hcr ~ tlsr islat,ire Of eight dol
lars q currency. Iris IS -aal,y more than
has been realized t,il al average by members
iier orose, with tlle extra compensation,
added GO tAe four dollar. paid By the Gov
ernnael.f Tie Ofgania Act provides for ~
e55Fcsrs e each Hoase, The Chief Clerk and
= tsisfasafs and Sergeaut Arms should re-
eeffe ten dolfaLs day. The Engrossino and
Enrolling s.lerks ard Doorkeepers EIGHT
dollars slsy. Tie Pages and Firemen come
under the hesi Of contingent expenses.
~ a's''sssloli sIeca nos &c STATED SO
800 g shp'aaae g ealeaiaIioa That
70 lsotios VII, NEen IN practice, undergo
publications and changes By the e gisla-
tsafe bur i gives an idea, al we'll as general
I'll. Ia, !, ~ 81. t'' :.
8 = Teen ncil-
,s.,aass ~. $500 = s,sehey-slS, ala SIX
o.. rs pfesldlag Oil
s , 80 &, I. g usual e pay double
o. N '',ial alloNsnce. Inc
s So os.u g vii Sow mat
q Nsss 10y ~ 'aaao'she 20 on Inns
~,
ss.g o ias asasse s per day
arris 40 ief go
elarEss slo ar sso
E Esp'as = sieass q s. Isr slo
Door s eF s1s
sl''t''e' J ssss''1l''es 5so
tosai lor . sssioa Of @ days. 600
This leave THE sgln eyf fan fhauxa,... IA
lars to pay rent Of halls, printing, stationery.
fuel, fireinen, ana pages-an amount mons
than enough, if pronerly used, to cover all |
Expenses IF evesy Character. The Legisla-
tire of Nebraska, with only the usual ap-
propriaiian. when s,le was admitted III 4
state, hada large uac xpended surplus, which,
lie Government gave TO her to be used III.
lie erection of public buildings.
Now the above suggestions have been
made becallse We know they cal, be accom-
'iished BY the Delegates in Congress. and
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49, - " - N<ENJNys
President Northern Pacific II. RI.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMrAxY.
Presidents C.1fcc. 23 Fifth lusnns,
NEW I oRK, Dec. 8, 1872.

Presidents G1fcc. e3 Fifth .fusnns,
NEW YORK, Dec. 8, 1872.
JosErn WEIas Publisher Asant. Courier.
SIR: Tpur letter Of the I'd Of November
addressed TO Jay Cooke, has been handed to
me for reply
on say hist there are persons iii Montana
who allege that they are possessed of infor-
nation from official sources that the North
Eern Pacific Railroad would not be finished to
the settlements of Montana tor six years.
No one has had any authority 10 make any
such proclamation, nor is there aMy truth iii
tie assertion.
LII reply to yetir categorical questions 1
have to say: LIT, that there is no reason
now for supposing that there viii he any
unusual orunneccssary delay Iii tile progress
Ct the work westward from The Missouri.
river.
2d. Failure to eonRsetc the surveys i'll tie
Yellowstone valley. uy reason Of the Indian
hostfIities, Of course delays, so,newla. tllc.
final Locations of the road. which ii was very
desirable TO have fixed This year. Notwitii-5
a.afiding this, constitution west Or the. Mis-
souri, river need not be greatly retarded, nu-
less Indian hosLilities shall be resumed the,
coming Summer. we have reason toLalisYe
that The President and the Department of8
War will take such effective measures rs 70
prevent repetition u last suaisncr difljcal-=
ties.
You can assure the people Of Montana
that the Beard of Directors BIT this Colnpany
fully realize tho Importance and value of
carrying forward our road into tile very cen
erof Montana.
O. VI. CASs.
President Northern Pacific IL II.
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|NAysES.


Alexander > VI
1891
LIT l 7 iaosIas.
Beard A. IrecEssip
BaIHiser JnKaes 3. ~.
gaHpbe.l Il syssney
sSso.sel 4 q. ID
ssa ~ + /. 81 &
s,l ls.s.y- 8 4 u
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ss.sushsy y.fsig
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1sArvey lnsfnAs
E7tghes Nsi
Il9eal 81, 8 Il
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Lansing q n 4
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satlts Joain 80.
81 sIa =. = OH
M.Coriniek = j :. 4. !. .s q. &. &. :.
May Nv Ne. s. !. s. 8,
Ayers Allen -.
Mc5arty N Z. v. z. s. =
Nelson q. i. 8. 8. 81. Z.
Piper O r. s. ~ .
Plum Byron. . A s..
Porter, Ieary a Porter. i
payne kstgtis. SIS. s..
piAaSe III HI .. &. ~. g. S. S. - -
Ross Mcislsss /. Z. IS. sss
isandHIl H G. &. .
Reid Ihoa II s. 6. SIS. I. 4
kodolph G e..
rect j Il s .
shett James ~. 4.
sofrierFilie r..
scltugilter q s, S. & i. 4.
shanks w s e. 8.
iiIyerthorn y
fweexiy Thomas s. =.
Jslder w II /,
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TeduIe s Il S..
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III i. 3 -
K1afcsr George. -. g. ... 81
sHaadrd in too alie 70 be- siphabetically arrans
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NORTHERN z,ACsFlC RAs1.RolD,

We present below two letters from Hon
George II. Cass. President of the Northern
Pscific Railroad, in answer 10 Inquiries made
IA to the exact condition at that road Their,
had been, some tinse since, several pnblicy
tons n.adein Montana papers nnfavorN.,le t
the early completion OF tile road to Tie cen
ire Of thisIcrritory, and slolibtiEg TIE nc
caracy OF thatiaisrmasion, we addressed ths
i company OH that subject, and present the
favorable answers given below.
WV arc yratifled at the good news impaired
IA tie letters of the President, for All the
people of Montana In all sections are deeply
Interested in tic completion 81 the Northern
Pacific.
In presenting these letters, we do not wish
Tito BE- understood that we shall feel less
anxiety for1he North and South road. W.
think it apublic necessity, ana are for It's
completion Mt tie earliest momcEt, and hope
no relaxation of effort in its favor will occur
an account Of the favorable news in regard
to The geithern pacific.
NorrHTRS PAcIr-C IsAiIRnAD COMPANY, Il
Presidents % flee. IS I7sfsA dresaue.
NEW York. DEC. 8. 1872
JeHS Il. BREcE. Editor Araat Courier:
SIR ri Nenrs DC The Stil, addressed III TIE !
Ferlilern Pacific Rai.roatl Company, was re-
ceived at this asllsa week or ten days since.
and have pleasure in repiy ring
Our track isscoinplcled TO Within about |
Iwcnty-sevcn miles Of the Missouri river, flie
grading and bridging being finished to the
asst named point. All the materials for COM
Dlrting the track tesfhe Missouri are now on
ne line. aud would have been laid down ere
his. but for the great snow cyclone which:
passed over all that region iii Novenbsr.-
rhe track will be laid down carly in the
ring, and put in good working order
Dakota, SO as to accommodate
e trade Of the Missouri river and the com
~ benond.
For the next frw months regular trains
NIL only be run from St. Paul and Duluth to /
argo on the Missouri river.
ours, etc., {
G. w CASS. 4
81. President Northern Pacific t. R. TT
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sss'e recently ssl5l III Ibis
piierl vas iarvss. i, ii siss,cd y ,,sasl,s
every one present.
we 'EssefIt1g vas cs'arasfess "a by the
greatest Aarstspil a aissl ertsi III is.ss Is.
s i'sesis tt.
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Dr. FfsAHY

NV OF B3xcrnan ai, vicinity that -lle Is prepared
so perform ali ions bn the ~ the most
Improved sly se known 10 dental sci ei1ces lssf
terth 30 lti SEN on get er
rubber All work led 80 entire sat
4sknti Si1 or 10 pay En4Y;res rsasgsIa ~
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Bozeman City, II. e, December II, 1872.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Special.


Masta's Balsam, at Smith & Bonny's.
Go to Speidel's for Renne's Magic Oil
DR.. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff at Spei-
dels.
Renne's Magic Oil for sale by Emil
Koehler
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy at
Bengston's.
DR.. TUFTS Celebrated Liver Pills at
Speidels.
DR. Julihn's Hydrastin Compound at
Speiders.
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff for sale by
Emil Koehler.
Cunderango Bitters, best in the world,
at Bengstons.
Bitter Wine of Iron for sale by every
Druggist in the city.
Jaekson's Catarrh Snuff at every Drug
Store in Rock Island.
Masta's Balsam, best in the market, re-
commended by thousands, for sale al
Bengston's.
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy is
curing one of our prominent citizens Fol
sale at Breunert's.