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In Arkansas u man was sentenced tO be
hanged. but all the carpenters in the neigh.
borhood refused to build the ,,n,u,d. As the
condemned man was himself carpenter by
trade, the sheriff tried to Undue him to put up
gallows, but he >teadtasty dc, Ered that he'd
he hanged if he did.
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\c'i'iCE..-EsTArg OF JOHN PAUL DRCEAsgp-
=. No'lce IL hereby given, that the undersigned admins
hrN Of he estate II John Paul. late OF the county
La sale AMI state OF Illinois deceased will appear the
,ontE out OF >ad county the third Monday (Deng
10 cay 81 December A. lSt!, the House in Of
tHwain laid .ury when and where all s claims
demands .ust said notified attend and
sent the same IN writing Tor adj stment.
Dated h!' 81 day Il october \. d. re.
MARY +. PAUL
t''.- "N ADMINISTRATIVE.
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7legal.

\IoRr(AG;E SALE. Whereas Patrick UopI
VI ahan and Helen Houlahan. his WIFE did by ter certain
Ir;aie deed bearing date the iMentyh ds Of February
Tor the county OF La SaIle and state of Illinois in Root -
pages i 35 and $40 OF the Records OF Deeds of said
ah gain. sell and convey unto John T. Anthony the
north eighty feet OF lot numbered three In boc %
bered ninety In states Addition 10 The town now cyI
t4Wa In the county Of La SALE and state Of Illinois, ana
ger anu ~ virtue Of the homestead exemption OF said
state OF Illinois; which said conveyance made to secure
mortgage deed tr eight hundred dollars, and na FIVE 49,
after the date thereof with interest at the rate per cent
per annum: - ~
And whereas II is further provided In said mortre that ~
default De in pay Ient of said pTOSsorv note or
interest AZ 'he rate Aforesaid or any part or portion thereof
al the time times when shall due then the
said John Anthony his heirs and assign Tor the purDose
OF paying the principal and interest due said note Is au
thorzed 10 sen and .pose said premises all rsh hen
and Helen Houlahan their heirs and assigns tern AZ uc
auction at the door of the Court Hous n Otawa 10 the
previously given of the time such by advertisement,
one of the that time published said county
and TO make execute and deliver 10 the purchaser purch
sers at such sale good and sufficient deed or deeds the prem
ses sold and out of the proceeds OF such sale pay
amount OF the principal interest due, principal and in
terst due on the said poms sory note on said day SALE
With all costs and expenses incurred in advert NJ and selling
said premises taxes paid and cost OF sale pay the
pns, u any TO said party Of the nrst part
SAID pfomissory note and the interest Que thereon;
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given thar under and by
ington Bushnell assignee of said John p Anthony on
the 18th OF September lS, at the hour OF o'clock r. OF
au day. AZ the south door OF the County Court House in OF
lava In said county OF La Sale, sell the above mentioned
premises and all right benefit and equity redemption OF
SAID Patrick Houlahan and Helen Houahsn their heirs and
assigns therein, highest bidder cash and i'll fully
ference to The premse sold and the application money
which shall be received the sale OF said premises
ottawa Illinois, August sisI; isS. Isl ,,.,,
BUSHNELL Bull, Attorneys. aagSi
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Mis- Lot'!c G.nut. who werghs 4>9 pounds,
= OH -AA! .it.,u a. is western iair and a crazy
paragraphs. sat> lha;, though She doesn't
hold ollie. beer SITUATION j. - lat one.
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I'INAL - I:I'I'I.f.M f.NT NSDTIS,E
1 ESTATE ~ JAMES WHITE. DRCEAsED-N Notice IL hereby
given 10 AL Interested IN said estate That John White
adminsratOr, with copy Of the last will testament OF
Jane, "hc drcra>e annexed, will appear before
" Court Of the OF La sale State OF Illinois AZ M.
Court ou" IN ottawa in said county, Monday 2lst
Jay o. pcor A. D. @ for the purpose rendering an &C.
count OF III proceedings IN the administration said e,ta
Tor the NJ al -t.ttrnent.
Dated ~ p't"a, this 18th day Of September 1872.
scp,-lW H. l. Nj ~ Clerk
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A DM lNlsSI>kAT'OR'S SALE; OF
~ REAL ESrArE:By virtue OF an order and decree of
the ircutt Court OF La Sale county, Illinois, In cncery
nds on me petition Of the unesgncd che Bailey. adj
sell the real estate of said deceased June term A. d. 1871
osad court to wit: the 10th day of June D. 1871 public
notice hereby given that shall the auth day
4 d. O'Clock W. Of said day sell ut public sale. ut
me 'on'huoor OF me Court House In the city Ottawa In
10 wit; Commencing NJ the southeast corner OF section
Wcnty'sc'rn In township thiyANe north, oi range four
east Of the third principal meridian, the boundary line rams
theme" west on the section line thirty rods the the
state road thence along the of said state
road 10 the east line Of said section twenty thence
south along the section line to the place begnnn
Ing more less IN the county of La Sale and state
Of Illinois, to the highest bidder The purchase money TO be
ph'd on the day Of sale.
Dated this 18Th day Of August A. d. 1871!
PHEBE BAILEY,
Administrative OF the Estate OF Asa bailey. deceased
Ivy L. W. BRkwER- SOLICITOR. Rug2t 6w
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William, who always pald hl, debts, found
that in less than ycar after his marriage he
mad little BIZ to take up every day.
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octjw
Ii. & q. RAILROAD.

Noce hereby given that meeting Of the khoders
OF ne chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
WI BE- held AZ the general office OF the company in the city
Cca2O on Tuesday the 2i day OF December next, at ten
CLOCK IN The forenoon Of that day. 10 consider and
the proposition of combining the railroad franchises and
property OF IN" Burlington and Missouri River Railroad ON.
Aiy WIN those OF IN, company, By lease purchase and sale
or CONSOLIDATION. whichever be deemed the alva
bic and also TO upon such other matters Connected there
WITH ~ may be properly brought before such meeting
BY order OF the Board 6: Directors.
Boston. oct 3D. lS12. J. y. DENISON,
oCl!s-'N Chairman.
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Where,

Ncs - - - = -" Whereas The tir>i Uni
OF June b $50, execute and deliver First C0ngreg
the haenr ic S ..s Ss'; the PaTs5 Of Of
and Ty M, Fr:, f!g qa'T % t ssid
OF OTTAWA TO tie said Frr' Congregational Church soce
= M tx aid @ the T.i Of .sid "oie, b 's o. @
ch Shlc IA As duly recorded Ia the Record
ss once OF The toIu'! ct Ia sale Ia The ste - uo
And vhre. ii i provides n SAID nor, gage TIA, II case OF
any part thereof, according - The tenor sndcc thereof!
oraty srrr aoss % .uc , a tf e % s
pritl Enhi,'d IN 'i" or 10y posting mp 'r,rca or int
slta'e may ,,l We All lrtl 'r yr an nt hereof md AL
PEI: and 1t, therein Pablo v IT," =, me ii.I,
bidder Tor cash Al t'e Court HOUSE. he i';c lifted
AND whereas default nas been ,dr in the r OF the
which wss BY s terms on tie mr., dry OF J,nu,ry :. p
~ and on which there now due the sum of two hir>and
from e dr' day lsaua'y p is7a until the rs~tnt "y
said Congreca5ns Church and Soceiy o, 0a% dGy a
Sn % 70 n The 4GdeT' ,G %am I49a,
mortgasc VIII by yr,ne power: in ..i 'rrgssc com
o n f IN m ae "a the ESnI
House IN Ottawa In said county sell Al public yenlc the
'Gt Lot f'f s 'G% cs s sS @ s
Sna qCgq RoE Gy OF @a%s in the county Of La
oH Se iS sas tSHy se snd
s s IN an. and to , and @ under ne
therefor TO the purchaser purchasers but shall provide In
said deed deeds that sTd premises shall he subject the
payment OF the said third last of thousand dol
lars. due on the said .gst day of January \ ISIS.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Assignee OF said Mortgage.
liRUsH u BUTLER, Attorneys. junso
The above sale i postponed uni Monday Aug .Gth nj 10
o'clock A. NJ, At the above mentioned place.
WIN. THOMAS
Assignee Of said Mortgage,
The above sale postponed until Tuesday Oct l. ISL; at
10 O'Clock \. VI, At the above mentioned pace.
WM THOMAS,
49, Assignee of Mortgage.
The above sale postponed 10 Monday, November l. ISL
at 10 o'cocS, a. m, At the above mentioned place
WM THOMAS,
Assignee of said Mortgage,
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RICE nrcKronp Solicitors. A'''' !" ''' sepii tS'


STATE: OF ILLINOIS, LA SALE Co.-ss
- ,Llcnd Cunt thereof 10 C!1t, term s,:-h Chaacey.
EricK Doneson ~. Joseph Fellows.
appearing from affidavit file in the office of the
clerk said court that said defendant )oscph Fellows
t>dent OF said state and said complainant having filed his
OH OF complaint In said court the hancery side thereof
on The 18th day OF september 1872, hercu, summons
haying been ISSUED thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore, hereby given said defendant Joseph
Fellows That unless personally be and appear before said
court a sail term thereof 10 he held ut the Court House In
ottawa In said county! the second Monday OF October
ncM ~ lSs when and where said summonsis rcunableD
ana Plead answer. denur except tn said bill the will
hc taken for confessed against YOU and the and
things therein prayed for dcciccd accordingly.
CHARLES H. HOOK. Clerk.
i'lCE BlCkFoRD, SOLICITORS. Sppll-iw
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NOTICE.-EsTATE0 OF MICIiAEL RYAN DECgAsEp-
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned admins.
tratr!X Of the Michael Ryan late OF the county of
La Sale and State Of Illinois. deceased Will appear
fore the County Court of said county third Monday
being the 2st day. of october s Court House IN
Ottawa IN said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified 70 t:nd
aud present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 29th day Of August A. d. 49,.
MARY RYAN,
aug3-6w Administrstriy
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aug3l-6v

FINAL SET'rLE;M CNr NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAMES WIsSRR, DgCHAsHD-Notice 4, here.
hy given to all persons interested in said tate That Pho
Castle, executor Of the last will and testament of James
ner deceased will appear before the County Court
y OF La Sale and state of Illinois, al The Court House
tawa IN said county the 2st day of October D. m for
the purpose Of rendering account OF his proceedings In the
administration OF said estate for the inal settlement
Dated al CttaYa this 9th day OF September ls1s.
sepV-iw H. l.. MEAD, Cerk
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joaquin M'l!cr's handwriting Is SAID to re
sembIc dnapida'cd hedge fences.
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An lu,lmnu tells ~ of a tght in which
There wu> only uu' wh. ,r nose lett in the crowd
and "that belonged To- the taV-keltle.'
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( AkDI 4 NJ ~N1.E.-To all persons whom
- may concern: Notice j. hereby given that
She1 guardian o. Maggie Ahern Richard Ahern, william
At!H anu Ju!a ahefn minors, Will apply To the County
court OF Inc county OF La sale and Illinois,
,hcreoi 10 6e held on the third Monday for
eaVe 10 sen al the right title and minors
ana 70 the ioo"in! real estate the undivided nine
Oh te northwest OF the northwest quarter
OF ecou lol III township thirty three
east OF the third principal MERIDIAN In said la Sale
LOT e support, education and said
auu 10 invest the shall
CURED for that purpose in pursuance
case made aud provided. PATRICK AHERN
Dated September 18th. 1872. Guardian, DC
RICE * BlCkFORD, Attorneys. sep2S-3w
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nf"pcr and quart "t whisky were LET,
together, which would br drunk first
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In the Mission school Inst Sunday. Miss 7
asked little girl do you like Lsmenta
tons II don't know them 'uns, but lik,
lam an peas
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)augh''rcu'tUr,l show" /. the h,es, nam.
for fashionable party.
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~ / Cd E'>" -,ALE.-Sotlce l. Hereby given
" IhA' H .Ii'1" 81 decree made and record
ny he '.If 'yG IL La sale county. state Of Illinois al
we June lr.a " 'tt court a. u. -! In cause
lh"A h w AID court. the chsurtr sid" thereof where
u '-.N Mag "u'al-ra!rN Of the estate OF Alexander
IhS M -". ne "- complain ant. and jacob ish burne and
ShWhr t' 1' we're defendants, shall Tuesday the
4lrthth gtt Cptrr lN AT he hour eleven
~ me !J"ay,ni sad day, offer for sale. the Outh door
public auction, and viii then sell to the hi-he. bidder HE
following described property, being the ordered by said
decree 10 be sold, that !. .ay
That part .! UuLOt No. 81, Letter r. Ia the southwest
fractional quarter Of Eleven I'D in Township Thirty
three 90 North Of Range Three 49, East the Third p Vi
commencing sNty,X ~ feet Of the northw corner
OF SAID out5t thence The line Main street
one hundred and sixty GJ thence south eight a.
thence west one hundred and sixty $50 feet thence north TO
The place Of beginning also tina, p9rt LOT No s. Let
ter " F. commencing hundred and thirtytwO rl2l feet
east OF the northwest corner OF sad Oulor
tipuT ~ feet thence south ,iXtysX u lr. teuce
nluetyiyur 80 eet, thence nOrh Nty.X to- cct TO the
place q" beginning also That part oi OutOt No ~. Letter
- u the above named fractional qnar'cr section com.
mcucins sNysiN 6h e eat OF the orner OF .ad
o4ot thence east one hundred and siXtS (GD feet; thence
south .i''yr lt l-e thence hundred and sixty
ming p the north forty-,iN 81 ont Ot ~ o. let
ter nc same fractional quarter Section c,uunencL,
sixty @ feet east oil th- uurihv cr o.! :, 4 o' l0
Theme Ca. three hundred H lecf thence ,u,h .orysiy
90 ri i &c We. three hundred 800 ret thence north to
the p'tC" u! beginning, alo Lots ana Tw9 a. N
BLOCK Fifteen 80. In the org nAl Town OF Ottawa now CITY
Of OTTAWA. al In tEr county % La sale and Of Illinois,
IkEls - >ALE.-Cash. hkULs,E VI. LELAND.
sti.t~-H Ha>icr la Cllucsry
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why Isthe alphabet like cutting the frs
teeth. Because 1t is taught yer (torture
when young.
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SIEklf'E''S SALE: by . eAecu
- unn Issued out OF the clerks office of the Circuit
OF La sale county and state OF Illinois, and to directed
whereby am commanded to make the amour; Of "a certain
Judgment fcenty obtained against Aon, Edw ards favor
ot Geo WV Blake Of the lands enements goods and
chatels oil the said Aonzo Edwards Lave levied The
lowing property, wit:
Lots Nos four and FIVE, in VIZ NWa Sec. So T. 81 Il.
last 30 T. NJ In the county OF La sale and of Illinois,
therefore, according TO said command, shall expose Tor
sale at public auction. All the right title aud interest the
above named Aonzo I'd wards In and To the above described
property, on Friday, the 18th day September s2
O'Clock NJ at the south door of the County House
In ottawa, Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day of Angus, A. d 1872
DANIEL BLAKE.
sugl'3W Sheriff OF La Sale County, IL.
The above sale postponed Friday the ith ay OF De-
tober A. d. 1872, at the same hour and sane place.
DANIEL BLAZE
scpH-jS Sheriff oil La Sale Co.. III.
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The man who was filled'wi,h emotion Ind
ao room tor his dinner.
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"a R1sIAts - CON SAlE.-A Good Family
- Carriage ny new. eastern made large ard roOmy
four persons with pole and Nils, intended Tor nor
with leather extension top both hOncd
with leather. and substantial every way will be sold NJ fair
price. Inquire az Ionic Mills.
Ottawa, October 18th, is1l.-!mos.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.. First NATIONAL BANK OF SENECA,
~ Morris. August gth 1872. I
Notice Is hereby given that the First National Hank
Seneca has this day been removed to the city OF Norris
~ county Illinois. where 1t "a now open aad prepared to
SAMUEL HUi.DERMAN.
President.
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wives OF Brigham 1Ossmg.

There have been many statements
made and many speculations INDUCED
in, as to the actual Dumber of wives
which the much married Brigham
Young has taken to his bed and board
and to his capacious bosom The mat
ter is now fully settled by the details
entered into, in connection with the
matter, by the Salt Lake Nems Letter.
That iournal settles the fact that Young
has espoused twenty-nine wives, twenty
seven Of which are probably living. He
wanted to marry another. but the lady
declined.
His first wife was Ann Angen, fine
name for the wife of prophet. He
married her legitimately in New York,
and she has borne him five children.
His second wife was Lucy Seely, who
was the wife Of Isaac Seely, when she
became tie plurality" of Prophet
Brigham. She has borne him only
eight children. He obtained her at
Nauvoo. He next espoused her sister,
Clara Decker, who has blessed the pro-
phet with two little prophets. Harriet
Cook was the next object Of his affec.
tionate yearnings, who is reported as
ill,nafured, jealous and the devil of the
household. She has been known to
assail with her taper fingers the few ca
pillary attractions that adorn the era,
MUM OF the Prophet Brigham. She
does not care fig for Mormonism and
Young does not care much for her. She
is " the plague of his life." Wife No
s was Lucy Biglow, said to be beauti-
full and intelligent. She believes in
Mormonism. She has no children. No
6 is a blonde of the brick dust tinge,
and her maiden name was Mary Twiss
She has freckled face, low forehead
pug nose, and loves the prophet de-
votedly Martha Bowker stands No. I
on the list. Her love for the prophet
is unrequited. Harriet Barney won the
: matrimonial prize as wife No. 8. She
is represented as sad, sweet woman
She was formerly the pure and spotless
wife OF devoted husband. No wonder
she is sad Wife No. 9 was the po-
sition assigned to Eliza Burgess, OF
Manchester, England. She has blessed
Brigham with five Young additions to
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his family. Ellen lockwood, a New,
England girl with considerable personal
beauty, was selected as his 10th wife.
She is sickly, and, as consequence, is
of little importance in the household.
Susan Suiye'y is the llth light. She
is of New England origin and devotes
herself to knitting warm stockings and
mitters for the prophet Jemima An
gell folded her downy wings as wife
No. II. She was widow, aud is rare
ly visited by Brigham. Margaret Alley
became his 18th wife, but she died, in
1858, leaving two children to the care
Of her Brigham Margaret Pierce ac-
cepted the position of wife No. IA. She
has several children, but she and the
prophet do not live happily. When
Mr. Campton joined the Mormons at
Nauvoo he had very pretty wife
Brigham coveted her, and she became
wife No ID, leaving six children to the
care of her real husband. Wife No
is was Mary Biglow, the sister of wife
No. 5. Mormanism did not agree with
her and she LETT. Wife No. II. was
Eliza Rody Snow, poet. She lives
elegantly aud dresses elegantly. His
18th wife was Xena d. Huntingdon
Jacobs Amelia Partridge became his
l9th wife. She is said to be beautiful
an3 the mother of four children. Mrs
Augusta Cobb left comfortable home,
children aud friends in Boston to be-
come wife No. 20, Wife No. Il was
the wife of the late Joseph Smith.
Young did not want her, but gave her
place to strengthen his hold upon the
Church. Wife - was Clara Chase,
who died maniac she left four child
ren. Emeiine Free was made his 23d
wife, aud was said to be the most beau>
tiiul Of all, and really the idol Of Brig
ham heart lie abandoned her, how
ever, for another, and married wife II
who with %, 26, y, aud 3, are un-
known or unseen, if they have not, like
wife l6, taken up their beds aud
walked" The last female addition to
he Young family was Amelia Folsom,
as w nc 81 A2iiG 10 Wv db'dA IVY ~
FIVE years of age The prophet won
her affections only after long and de-
voted courtship. She was to be his last
and only darling; but he has siaee
sought to marry Miss Salina Ursen6ack
who Indignantly repealed his advances.
In the sad history of all these mar
riages there is an evidence Of that i'm
plicit faith which every woman evinces
in the fidelity OF man. Every additional
wife seemed to be convinced that all
the preceding ones were to be aban>
doncd, and she alone was TO be last and
only loved one Of ALL In no case did
they appear to anticipate that the pro-
phc, was TO one day weary Of their
charms and seek for new ones elsewhere
The blow in each case. it seems, fell
with almost crushing effect, especially
upon these of the higher ORDER of in.
tclle-t whom he had induced to be
come his victims.
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4 NOZZLE SERMON The Newark,
n. j.. AduertiSer has the following
" The Rev Father Hennessy, pastor
Of St, Patrick's Church, Bergen City,
delivered terrible and bitter sermon
on Sunday last, leveling his thunder
bolts against the Gin mill keepers of his
mission. During his discourse he said :
am going to get list Of all tie grog
shops and gin mill proprietors, and if
they don t close their houses every Sat-
urday night a. II o'clock, and not open
till Monday, | will not allow them nor
their wives to come to this altar They
must give up their unhoIy work. Let
them be content with selling groceries.
It's better to make fifty cents day
honestly, and justly, with the blessing
of God upon it, than ten dollars day
with the curse of God upon it. Re-
member, that the money gained in this
dirty work will not profit you long. 1t
will vanish like the froth on the river
You are carrying souls tc destruction
and ruin you are robbing the widow
and the orphan: the poor and the needy.
Cease, cease your work, then and re-
solve to get an honest and decent !iv-
ing
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The New York Herald Of the Goth
February has the following short edito-
rial The British War Officer csti.
mates for the support of the army during
the military year from April, 1872, to
April, 1873, shows "a reduction 10 the
Government demand from that of the
last but still current year. of a million
of pounds sterling. This does not look
like war. A few such items of retrench-
ment at home would soon make up
thirty millions of dollars in gold to ten-
der for a discharge from the American
bill of damages in the 1labama case"
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Rich QUARTZ We saw one day
last week, says the Bed Rock Democrat,
a piece of quartz from the Virtue Gold
Mining Company Quartz Ledge that
for richness exceeds anything ever
struck in this locality. Experts 10
quartz matters assure US that ton Of
such quartz will pan out $4,000 at the
lowest calculation. The great trouble
is that it, together with considerable
more like it, was found in "pocket," :"
and these geological pockets" like
most other ockets, generally become
emptied very suddenly. We hope,
however that this quartz pocket" may
be an exception and if it should yield
any more than the Virtue Gold Min,
ing Company know what to do with, We
respectfully suggest that we can man.
age the surplus without inconvenience
our purse having been in collapsed
condition for 10 these many months
past.
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S3S, Brood,ray, Mem York.

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