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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08

"The first six COWS are Ayrshires; the
seventh and eight are Short-Horns, and the
rest of them common stock. The one
named 'C has sucked a calf for several
months. Gebbard is COW bought in
March,"
The average yield Of milk per day for
each OF the six Ayrsbires was thus SIS
quarts, on an average live weight of 1929
fbs;of the two Short-Horns, SO quarts with
an average live weight of 1888 lbs. The
differences we're not large, the Ayrshires,
in proportion to live weight, doing little bet
ter than the common cows, and the Short
Horns not quite as we'll as either.
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Law COurt.-May Rules 1878,
". H. Marshall VS.. Margaret A. Marshall
nnT rOR, DIVORCE

t- BILL FOR DIVORCE.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING to the
1 satisfaction o The Clerk that tho defendant
is q nonresident Of the State OF tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of law cannos Dc serv-
ed upon her: III Is therefore ordered that puol-
cation be made for four consecutive weeks IN
the Union and American, newspaper PUBLISH
ed in the city OF Nashville, Tenn, requiring the
citv of Nashville, on the first Monday in May
next. then aud there to plead, answer or demnr
to complainant's bill, or the same win Do taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
ALBERT AKERS, Clerk
By e. K. GOODLETT, ID. @.
Guild & Dodd, Solicitors. apis oaW4t
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memphIa Markets.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~el,No-NnC1l1.OyO(ON /oNOONNyN0@e~~NNN NV
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
tree in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWAfiD ASSOCIATIONS, No. 2
Scuth Ninth street. philadelphia, Pam Instr
tuition having 8 high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
a 81 sta
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oneof my hsrses became badly affected
WI b scratches. Washing with soap seemed
70 90 little good, and the ankle was badly
scabbed. I directed my man to keep IL
constantly washed clean, and In addition to
wash 1t with solution of chloride of lime,
about good teaspoonful dissolved in a tea
cup Of water. La three. days the dibease
Wss ah nt c.aral
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.

Our banks continue 10 report business as
dull; very little doing in exchange and but
a moderate demand for money. Loans are
made on short time at ten per cent per
annum, and at the same rate on collaterals.
Exchange on New York is in good de-
mand. The banks buy st par and sell at
81 per Thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold continues very steady, closing in
New York at 117S. For the small lots
offered here dealers pay 116, while they
hold at 1173. Silver is taken at 107 for
halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government funds are very firm and are
higher. The following are the quotations
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Attempt to Murder a Young Lady
Shocking, if True.

From the Greenup (Ky.) Independent.
We have received the following letter
with request to publish, and do so, not
Vouching, however, for the truth of the
statements contained therein. 1t was
handed us by highly respectable gentle
man who believes the statements:
LINN P. o., Greenup county, KY, April
81, 1S73.-Plaase put this note in your pa
per. IL is concerning the attempt to muir
der Miss Ermina o. Smith, daughter of
John Smith, now a resident of Greenup
county, Ky. Her father lives on Tygart
creek, about eleven miles from Portsmouth,
near Beunett's mills, she being the only
child remaining at home.
Saturday morning of the 10Th of April
her parents found her in her bed. She had
been chloroformed and tied hands and feet
with the sheet and wound up in her bed
clothes. A pillow was laid on her face and
an iron wedge laid on the pillow, and it
was with some difficulty that she was
brought to her senses. She said she had
no knowledge of what had happened
during thenight, bnt sail she had been
fully satisfied that some one had been at
her window few nights before, but she
could not convince her parents of the fact.
rage is what we can gather from a writing
lett in her window by the villain. 1t reads
as follows:
eff yer wants save yerself yer better lave
these digins. line hired to do job and cum
lots Nv miles, bin here at yer winder four
times and in yer room wunce, but yer
looked lise an angel and carn't do it, but
sum one will, for the villains have found
out yer whereabouts and will kill yer for
yer fortune what is left yer by a fei-
Ter that yer befriended when he was on the
cars sick, he died and left all he had to yer
if yer was alive on the first of June, if yer
was dead it was to go to two other felers,
and if yer don't give them the slip there
sariin to kill yer before that time. Fare
WE'LL"
The girl says she remembers once giving
a sick man drink of water when she was
on the cars; he was ranger to her; he
asked her name and where she lived. The
girl will be kept out of the reach of danger.
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lit is not probable that any special sig
nificance should be attached to tie fact
but 1t is nevertheless an interesting and sug-
gestive one--that at two recent electi )ns in
Galvt stoD, Texas Zone for municipal officers
and the other for State Senator), the colored
men voted in body with the Democrats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08

that y is right aud best TO wear out all
the arabic lands in the South, and make
their owners beggars, the general practice
OF perfect Restitution must be adopted. ~
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HaanufIls 1--we saock sEarzea.

CATTLE-Msrket unchanged. Wequote
as follows: Extra shipping 4s65c; choice
butchering 3s64sc; medium 8. 0S4c; COM
mon Hoppe; stOckers 364lc.
SHEEP--We quote at $3.OC66.00 per
head, according to quality.
LAMBs-Demand good at $s.00G4.50
per head. brss 5rff s~
Hoes--No heavy being received. There
is a light trade in shoats at S6S3c.
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aa.nriIle Prortaion ssarkes.

Market quiet as follows packed from
store:
BULK MEATs-CIear sides 10c; clear rib
sides 9ic; shoulders 7sc.
BACoN-Clear sides 10sc; clear rib sides
10ac; shoulders SIC; country hams III
6l2c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & HeDsley's c. C..
G. canvased 14ac.
BREAKFAST BACoN-C, G. G. csnvased
12ac.
LARD-H&t & Hensley's snow fake
pastry in tierces Toe; prime lard in tierces
9ac; kegs 10ac; buckets &c.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased 163e.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen Sc.
Only small quantity of country bacon
offered to-day. We heard of sales from
wagon at &c for shoulders, 10c for sides and
12c for hams. .....
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ii. but from time to time they have been
defeated, until recently y, when their efforts
were crowned with the success they SO
much merited; and to-day Crockett county
stands before the world as having as fine
timber and as good farming lands as any
equity in the proud old commonwealth of
Teut eSspe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08

BRooMs-We quote at s2.506s.5o y
doz.nsSo q go - it9y 1.is
soAF-Ws quote II 5Dsc o h. OF sse
4.60 - box issr5 s1lsas 13sissof 70 l.llslI %
B1ssTsg-We quote 1t ,4H14A .foi
hemp and fax. ~ ~ e. asys
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08
BOARDING.

TIME EDGEFIELD HOUSE, (scross the
Suspension Bridge, five minutes walk only
from the Public Square,) is newly furnished and
renovated, and Is ready for guests at reasonable
price. IS dat-bOarders can be accommodated
at g. so per week. House clean and respectable.
Table fair. II. CAMPBELL Proprietor.
myS 4t&
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GOOD MIXERS

The report of the Agricultural College
Farm of New Jersey for 1872, by Prof.
Cook, contains the following table of the
quantity of milk yielded by fifteen cows:
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FOR RENT.


E1OR RENT-One new Cottage on Father
G land street, Edgefield. Apply to j. II.
WOOD, foot of Bridge Avenue. my6 If
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UNCURRRNT MONEY.


TEhNESskEs SOUTH UAROLIHAs
Bank Tennessee, old. 96l Exchange Bank. 0.
Bank Tennessee, new s5I Peoples Bsnk...,.. Q.
Bank Tenn, Torbett. Is! Planters and Me-
Bank Tenn, post chanics Bank..... q
notes. ........... 20l State Bank. ........ o.
Planters Bank. ..... 30l Southwestern 4. R.. 81
Union Bank. .:.... 90 Union Bank......... 81
Union Bank cert's. pan t ALABAMA.
Bank of Chattanooga 05 Bank of Mobile ...... q
Bank of Commerce. par Bank of Montgom- =
Bank Of Knoxville. IS ery................ o.
Bank of Memphis. 95 Bank of Selma. 49,. o.
B'nk of Middle Tenn. 80 Central Bank.......... o.
Bank of Paris. par Commercial Bank. O
Bank of the Union... 35I Eastern Bank...... s
Bank of West Tenn. Is Northern Bank -....... 4
Bucks Bank. .....s. par Southern Bank......... o
City Bank. .......ss bCl GEORGIA.
Commercial Bank. 20l Central K. r. Bank. g
Merchants Bank. >. par Georgia Railroad and
Northern Bank. par Banking Company.
Ocoee Bank. .....,... o. Blk of Mid. Georgia. 8
Bank OF Shelbyville. S0I Marine Bank. q
Southern Bank. .... j Bank of Augusta. 90.
Traders Bank. =. par Augusta Insurance. O
Life and General In Bank OF Columbus.
surance Company. OF Bank of Commerce..
SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank Of the Empire
Bank of Camden. -. iOl State. ,..,.... o
Bank of Charleston 95 Bank of Athens...... 8
Bank of Chester.... OF Bank of Fulton 800. 1
Bank of Georgetown OF Bank of Savannah.
Bank OF Hamburg. 10l Bank of the State Of
Bank Of Newberry.. % Georgia. .............
Bank of the State Of City Bank of Angus o
South Carolina. 90. 05I ta.......-..-.,.......
Farmers and Ex- Farm'rs and M'chan-
change Bank. OF les Bank ........
Merchants Bank. OF Mechanics Bank.
Planters Bank Of Merchants and Plan
Fairfield. OIL ters' Bank.....-----.s-
Commercial Bank. OF Planters Bank......
Union Bank-........ 0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08
chicago markets.

CHICAGO, May Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat excited; prices higher;
demand mainly speculative; market irreg-
ular; No. Chicago spring dill and nomin-
al; No. 2 Chicago spring sold st $l.2o3G
1.27t cash, closing at S1.27; May closed at
Sl.265; June SIPS; No Chicago spring
Sl.1761. III; rejected $1.00. Corn active
and higher; No mixed S0se; spot or May
4Ose; June 1920; July rejected 35a0S54.
Oats active and higher; No 2, 314c; spot
33Ic, June rejsc;ed 306303c. Barley
fair demand and firm; No 2 fall 75685c,
according to location. Seeds-clover quiet
and unchanged; quotable at S4.9O65 20;
Timstby quiet and unchanged at S3.4O0
400. Pork steady at SIPS, sseller May;
June $3.50. Lard-fair demand and firm
OFT. Bulk meats and bacon quiet and
unchanged; DO sales. Whisky active; ad-
vaneed to SS5c. FreightS 10 fair demand
at lower rates; Buffalo &C.; Kingston loo;
both wheat and lumber in good demand at
full prices; receipts large; over 70 cargos
sold at range of quotations: joists and
scautlings $40 80; strips and boards Sll.OO
616.OO; lath $2.5062 rs. Receipts-hour
5000 bbls.; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn 51,-
90 bushels; OATS, $4,000 bushels; rye, l.
600 bushels, barley; 1000 bu hels. Ship
ments-aour, 10000 bbls; CORP, 2O6,OOO
bushels; oats, 100000 bushels; rye, $4,000
bushels: barley, 5000 bushels.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08

IfOR SALE-On one, two, three, four and
10 five years time-nO cdSh-fine Blue Grass
Farm, containing two hundred and eighty acres;
five miles from Nashville on the "Brick Church
Pike;D well timbered, wstered ard fenced; pas
lures of finest blue grass; land fertile as any
in Tennessee; improvements of almost every
kind, cOnsis ting of stone and frame dwelling,
containing seven rooms; kitchen, cellars, bath
room and all the modern improvements; cottage
with two rooms i'm the yard, neatly finished; a
servants room; splendid cisterns and wells, and
all necessary out houses; fine grist mill; barns
and stables for about one hundred horses En-
quire on the place or through Postofice. Address
ape e
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BANKING.
GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, May Z, 1873
isaSRytIse eOsten Mnrass. a
The market to-day was very dull, and
the bulk of the sales were made below quo
tations. We quote as follows:
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, May 7.-Bagging held firm
but demand on orders limited; hemp 13ze;
fiax lac. Flour active; extra family So %
1900 Wheat quiet at 81 5061.55 for
red and amber; $1.6561.67 for white on
arrival. Corn steady at 55c, including
sacks. Rye and barley unchanged. Gro
ceries firm but prices unchanged. Hay
quiet; choice delivered at depot $1,000.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork declined to
S1825. Bacon easy; shoulders Sc; clear
rib 1O561O!c; clear sides 10Sc, all packed.
Hams held firm at 156l3ac for plain; lao
15c for sugar cured ana fancy. Bulk
meats easy; shoulders 7bG74c; clear rib
93c; clear side, 81, all loose, and !!dsc high
er for packed. Lard ssesdF; choice leaf in
tierces 9a0lOc; keg 1O46l1c; prime steam
&c, al for round lots. Whisky advanced
tn S3GS4c for iron-bound cooperage.
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SO. Louis markets.

ST. LOUIS, May Flour dull but IN
changed; superfine winter $4.50n5, 90; \
S5.OO65 10; XXX $6.0066.50. Wheat
spring higher; No. 2 spring SL24Gl %;
fall dull aud lower; No red winter ST 80,
seller May. Corn quiet ard unchanged;
No mixed on track 37e; 45c for mixed
white sacked. Oats in fair demand and
firm; No. 2 34634ac in elevator; 34ae seller
June; 36c seller July. Barley quiet and
unchanged; No 2 spring S5M9Oc- Rye
qaiet and unchanged; No 2 60ac. Whisky
higher at Sc. Pork lower; small lots sold
at $500. Dry salt meats quiet; eloar sides
9Bc on spot. Bacon lower; little done; clear
sides sold early at 10tc; closed a. Toe. Lard
is held out of the market; nOminally sc.
Hogs quiet at S4.6565.. Cattle quiet;
inferior to common 263ac; fair 70 choice
beeves 4664c. Reeeip.s, 1000 barrels
-four; 1900 bushels wheat; 1900 bushels
corn; 1000 bushels oats; 5000 bushels
barley; 1000 hogs; 800 cattle.
Eempbis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn scarce and firm at GOA
&c in store. Oats scarce and firm at 446
45c. Hay quies at S18.00026. co. Corr
meal scarce at S2.6062.65. Mess pork duh
an dropping al $3.50 Lard quiet at 9ad
1OBc. Bacon dull and shade lover; shout
teTs e3dssc; sides 1O401Osc.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE AT A BARGAEE.-A new
It Frame Cottage containing four rooms, hall
porches, etc, in Edgefeld within a few minutes
walk of the Square. Lot so by 2l0 feet, and well
filed with -lshrubbery, fruit ard shade trees
Apply TO W. r. MURRE1sIJ, No. 80 n. Oh, Try
street, over Guntrath s Schiff's.
10 ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-08

TlOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A number
IL Of beautiful building lots comprising over
hundred acres, containing from three to fifteen
acres in each lot, situated On the Whites Greek
and Brick Church pixies, from Il TO ~ miles
arom the city, and known as the Page or Vance
property. A number Of the lots are beautifully
situated. overlooking the city. The most liberal
Inducements in price and payments will be ex-
tended to purchaser. Apply to BROWNS 81
CHEATHAR, Real Estate Agents. my7 2t
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atniaa aud SmeSifan.
WANTS.

.iA6sGfsseueass unde- fhsf heed sssH @ sAGses
m eCfNTS per lsse JeT soes tzseTssoH.'
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BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM

Hops dull and Unchanged. Coffee strong;
Rio 1T!0191c. Sugar quiet and firm; fair
to good refining 7E6S1c. Molasses easier;
Muscovado 305c. Rice steady at 7i689c.
Crude petroleum 100104e; refined 200
2O5c. Provisions-Mess pork dull and
heavy; new mess S2S.25618.5O; July 1880.
Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats firm;
shoulders scarce at Z 1-16675c; middles
steady; short snd long clear Toe. Lard
dull and heavy; Western steam S3c; kettle
A9ac. Butter dull; Western 296S2c.
Cheese firm at 12616ac. mstals-man-
ufactured copper quiet and unchanged. In-
got Lake firmer al 33633ac. Pig iron dub;
Scotch 1902; American 1880; bar dull
at 81. 10; Russia sheet dull at 166l6sc. gold.
Nails steady; cut S5.0065.25; clinch $500
67.25.
BALTIMORE, May Flour steady; west
ern superfne $4.7566.00; extra 6.5O67.5O;
family SSG9 so. Wheat dull. Corn steady
and firm; mixed western 63664c. Oats
firmer; western mixed 49050c; white 516
52e Bye quiet and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and firm. Whisky frmer at 93c.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. May Flour dull;
Xxx 1925; good xxx 1926; choice xxx
S7.75dSS 90. Corn quiet; mixed soc;
white and yellow 56657c. Oats 424d43c
Bran dtiIlat 75c. Hay dull; prime $500
ms. 90; choice $500. Pork dull; held
at $3.50. Dry salt meats scarce at S695
69sc. Bacon dali ard depressed at Sa0
IOI61Osc. Hams firm at l4i615c. Lard
quiet; refined tierce 95c; keg 1046lOsc. Su-
gar dull; common 6a66ac; good common
7Jc; good fair 7adStc. Molas es-.nothins
doing. Whisky dull; Western rectif1ed Soc;
Louisiana Gle; Cincinnati 93c. Coffee III
0194c. Sterling 27s; sight premium;
III
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May Flour firm at
S7.6O67.S5. Wheat $1.7061.73. Corn
firm at 45646c. Rye firm at SOC. Oats dull
at 42H4S.. Bailey firm. Groceries I'M
changed. Oils firm. Eggs steady at 12a6
13c. Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese
steady. Provisions firmer. POrk-sales at
$500 cash and buyer May. Lard quiet
and nominal; steam &c; kettle 99c. Bulk
NESTS irmer; shoulders held at &c; clear rib
sides 9.d94c bid buyer May; sales at &c
buyer June: clear sides 9sc; sales at -
buyer June. Bacon-ofsrings light; shout
tVers &c; clear rib sides 9sc; clear 1O5c,
with sales. Whisky firm at Sc.
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ONLY TWO. DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAB,
ADDRESS,
UNHOH AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAS
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMzRIOski
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN.
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New YORK, May Flour quiet and
unchanged; receipts 10000 bbls; superfine
western and State s.. 65d6.25; common to
good $6.5067. 40; good to choice 7.4568 %;
white wheat S850010 80; extra Ohio 80 W
MO 80; st. Louis $7.50612.50. Rye -four
in good demand at $4.10d6 90. Corn meal
steady. Whisky firm at 9169l1c. Wheat
higher; offerings moderate; receipts 81, 900
bushels; Minnesota spring afioat 81. 30; No
2 Milwaukee in store $1.67; amber Western
-. O4; California $2.20. Rye quiet; Western
97c.r Barley quiet; Canada $1.1S. Malt
ouiet; two-rowed State $lO0. Clover seed
steady at SS.50NS.75 Timothy firm at
$3.50. Corn frmer; moderate demand; re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; old Western mixed
in store &c; new aaoat 675669c, yellow
| Western 6S5069e. Oats higher; fair de.
nand; receipts $4,000 bushels; new mixed
| Western 50n57c; white Western 50654c
| black Western 48050c. Eggs in fair re-
quest; western 14a615c. Hay steady
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-14

w-Wbips, at Marshall & Richards op-
posi's REcoH. Of6ss, 4sin strsst, Pshe
les n Centre, "a.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26

THE Helena Herald says that when Jay
Cooke d 20. ''stop payment, The Northern
Pacific stops also." That is, the Herald
hopes 50. This Is the plain English Of this
statement. This great enterprise does not
depend for its construction on ally banking
concern The failure or Cooke &Co. NAV
cause tie company some temporary fncon-
venience. hui, will notretaryl the completion
OF the work to Central Montana Its COM
pletion SO az to secure our business is a me-
csssity, and ample means will be obtained to
prosecute the work. We have 40 doubt that
arrangements Will be made BY the large bond
holdeIs TO secure other hi aneial agents. The
stalemenf 81 it's Secretary, Mr.. Wilkinson,
pabllshedin our columns, gives very en-
couraglng condition OF its affairs and docs
not ut all jsistifJsthc conclusions OF the Herald
Tne peoplrlof Montana, when tile road is 90
near us. xould rather give.a subsidy to the
Northern PAcHic than any other. road, and If
the Herald expccts any advantage 10 the
North aud south road, from this failure, they
will be mistaken.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
Road Notice.
County CLERK,s OrFrcr


q Bozeman, NJ. a., sept. 5ta, IS73..,tS q
TO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
TAKE NOflCE-That petition of the citizens
- OF Yellowstone Precinct was. presented to- the
Board Of County commissioners OF Gallatir Cum
~, al. T., at their September Term, 1873, for
count, road, commencing at The upper canyon on
the Yellowstone river, and stunning down said river
to the ferry on the road from Bozrnan 10 the Crow
Also fer one other county road from Bexeman
through Becky canyon to intersect the above der
scribed road on the Yellowstone valley
= Also, petition Of the citizens OF Bozeman pre-
clnct for county road commencing at the intersec-
ton of the road leading from the terminus Of
church street TO the mountains on the east side OF
Bozeman creek, with the line dividing section 30,
township 2, south range east; thence said line
to the centre OF section 25 iOwHship2 south range
casts thence soath to the south line of said section
70; thence in south west direction to the north
east corner of section ~ township !, south range
east thence south with the east line OF said section
10 to the north east corner OF section 5 in township
3, south range east; thence west to the north
corner Of SAID section sl5; tience the nearest and
BEST route to irwin Hunters mill.
All persons sOblectlng to the granting of any of
SAID petitions are requested TO appear my Office
at the next regular meeting of safl Board Of Gem
nlissioners, to be begun and. held ut my ofiice on
the hret Monday in Decembern ext, ami show cause
II any they have or why said petitions or any
OF them should not be granted tszi2
AKCH GkAHAM. County Clerk /.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26


NJ. e. CHUCK SoUTH.-We have received a
copy Of the appointments made by the Con-
ference OF the NJ. E. Church South, recently
held in LcaveHwortll, Kansas, and observe
that the folloM:ng ministers who were re-
Gently stationed in Montana have been as
signed as follows:
Shawneetown-W. Il. Blackwell.
Baxter SpriDgs-J. E. Treadwell.
Wyandotte Cty-E g.. Frazier.
Helena District Il. b. Stateler, Presiding
Elder. III
Helena CitY--To be supplied.
Helena Circnit-R. s. Clark.
Diamond City and Radersburg e. j. Stafs>
ley. aa
Gallatin City and Hamilton-J. L. Curtlss.
Bozeman City-H. w. Currin.
Cherry Greek and Madison Valley-To be
supplied.
} Deer Lodge District s. J. Catlin. Presid-
ing Elder.
Deer Lodge City Circuit-T. W. Flower.
Missoula and Corvallis C. w. Sanford.
i Mound Springs j. Catlin.
Silver Star and Bannc k-To be supplied.
Virginia City-G. B. Armstrong.
Salmon City Circuit--ro be supplied.