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The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

MAINE HOSPITAL FAIR.-The Executive
Committee acknowledge the donation OF addi-
tional articles and money in aid of the Maine
General Hospital Fair, from the following
named parties:
Charles o. Chamberlain, Greenwood asthma
cure.
Mary G. Sheban, Bethel, ready MADE vest.
Misses Gallison, Lynch, Downes anu Leigh
ton. proceeds chld's fair, $4.07.
Curtis & Billings, Dexter, harpoon hay-fork.
Anna l. Osgood, for North Yarmouth cash
| collections, additional, ~.
Caroline F. Smith, Gorham, through Mrs.
DR.. Gilman, jar mixed pickles, jar chow chow.
Marrett, Bailey & Co., case Of oil carpetlng
from their factory in Winthrop.
Citlzens OF Standish, through W. B. Cobb,
cash collections $100.
Mrs. Eugene Hale, tbrouoh Mrs. Gen. Thorn.
handsome doll and carriage
MISS Sarah Flood, through Mrs. Gen. Thorn
elegant fan and chatelaine.
Charles Gusts & Co., fancy goods.
| operatives, 800.
Citizens of standish, copy New England di-
rectory.
Miss Ellen Thurston, New York, through
Miss E. w: Cummings cash $40.
| George +. Means, carpentry at City Hall.
Mrs. w. ID. Dyer, Mrs. P. McGlinchy, Mrs
NJ. A. Brannigan, Mrs. r. Donovan, Mrs. d. O.
g: ODonoghue, Mrs. T. j. Scannell, Mrs. Jas
McGlnehy, Mrs. j. Cunningham, cash contri
button $40.
Employees Portland Cement Drain Pipe Co.,
cash one days pay each.
Stockwell, True & Co two stone flower
vases.
George L. Damon, Boston, General Superin.
tendent American Steam Safe Company, thro
Robert A. Bird, $3.50.
Manager Safe Deposit Vault, one steam fire
proef safe
Miss S. A. Flood, ladies handkerchief
From the family of Mrs. Capt Edwin Good
ing, Boston, formerly of this city, the following
articles, viz: From Mrs. Gooding, one elegantly
wrought towel rack; from her daughter Nettie
one slipper case; from her daughter George
two toilet cushions and one cornucopa-$40.
Mrs w. L. LoLgley, Cumberland Mills, Low
ellis Description of June, illustrated in waite
colors-representing the flowers and insects o
this month. 1t appears in bookt FORM witt
carved covers. This S very elegant and bear
tiful production, showing great artistic merit
$780,
Mrs. Nathaniel Brown, q Anderson stree
Gala lily. large and beautiful plant,
| I IL
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-09

FOR Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tion Depression of Spirits and General Debili
ty, in various other forms, FERRo-P HospHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic AS stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
er sickness, it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever ard ague and other
intermittent fevers. may21-4wt
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24

S There Is no occasion for holders ot NORTH
ern PacIff5zs sacraIichig their Investment, and
the most t.nwisec course possible would oe g
attempt to fnrce these bonds, Or any ofilsr
railroad securities. on the market dur INK i''c
present period Of depression asd aisrsn. i he
intrinsic worll; and ultimate security CT MOI
therI Pacific bonds have not been impaired
by lie panic. All property pledged f"r Ins'r
redemption still exists. The kaIlroa1' Con- 'I
pany loses no money by the suspension g y
financial agents ii has paid sits Interest
promptly md met its engagements with tiae
public !; no interest falls due Tor three months
Il, come. and ills ives time for making IS
financial arrangements. Among Inc Diiec1-
ors and stockholders are many Of the 81 oilg-
est capitalists aud most successful rai'foaa
managers IN The country, who have seyefal
million dollars Of their own means ifivesIta
in the work. Il resolute effort will be made
to overcome whatever enbar assmenls may
result from tile prevailing financial slrl.ses'-
cy, meet every obligation to bondhoiders ana
Others. aid carry forward the work q con-
strnction the coming seasol.
a. B. NE1TLEToN.
Trustees Agent.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
THE McC0oK FAMuyJt ia

THE McCooK FAMILY.--It is re.
markable fact that Gen. Edwin S. Nc
Cook, who was recently killed at
Yankton, lis the fifth member ofthe fam
lily who has met a violent death. Chas.
M. McCook, the youngest, was killed
at the first battle of Bull Run; Briga-
der General Robert E. McCook was
assassinated BY guerlillas, in Tennes-
see, while sick in his ambulance; Mai.
Daniel McCook, the fasher of the fam
ily, was killed while in pursuit of Nor.
gan, during bis Ohio raid; Brigadier
General Daniel McCook was killed at
the battle of Kenesaw Mountain; and
lastly, Edwin s. McCook, after meet
ing 'bravely all the hsazards Of the war,
was assassinated at YanktOn. Three
sons remain: Col. Geo. M. McCook.
the eldest; Major General A. Med.
MeCook, now in Texas; and Captain
,Jeha Nc 'ook, who is prarticing law.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24

,rI,e resi.lciacsuf kcy 81 j.. Calm, on feief~
son. .ercek. olac and half miles sontil-eass q
town. vas entirely destroyed BY fire on
trhursday night. MIR. CatliN was away iIo''.
home and Mrs. G, ard children had Ielirea g !
Io bed. About midnight they were asak sneu
by the accuml,lating smoke. rising hastiiy w
ne found tile dining room 70 he on flre al'es Y y
alter III, Intellectual attempt M p,AI n kea.as
trietlsfo sart.' 4 few things iFona the nssness
buf o,,ly lad time ID yet ont with q stnali "
ify III clothing aid = fesY bee elo nes'
rhe IRE no doubt gl,t from the stoyepipe.
TIE family IS now LETT n destitute clic''m.
stances Ind sh ,uld receive the assistace q
friends and neighbors.
An aIrercation occurred at New Chicago
All Sunday last betWc,.ll dr. Tat Dooley =
Raart.,,y1l. and Il man named Dutch Henry,
Iuf Flint Valley,sli reference - the owner
slip OF horse the particulars 81 v.ielt nave
been reported to us as fDlloWs sDiii iilen
claimed the ownershipof of u horse men ~ .sis
nossessoii Of Dutch Henry who was ~ the
Stable with The horse iii the time thai D1nlt.y
rode up. II seems The parties had laad severai
disputes III regard % ownership prior 70 ibis
lfime. antl.iust before Jnolev c;itnE up. mai,
named Joilnssn. residing in Wiflowse'feek
Valley, informed Henry that Dpoley Was
| looking icl.hin, and was after The ilerse.
Henry replied that lie would find him there.
| at the stable. Doolevs then de up III front
| of the stable door. dismounted as II 70 eiter
1 the srabie. when Henry opened the door ard
/ commenced firing. DO0ley took rafsise be-
| hind llis horse ami announced the inn,edlatt
| 3. ospecf OF d murder. Henry frad again
| the shot passing through the nDstrlls q
| Dooley's horse. striking Dooley on the shout
/ der or breast. but did not pass through hi
| clothes. lie then mounted hi horse and lett
/ md Dutch Henry gave himself up t. EsGuir'
Taylor. who after preliminary examination
/ discharged iiii.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
BOND SELLING MIsHAPs.-T

BOND SELLING MIsHAPs.-The
bonds Of the Northern Pacific road
have not yet been put on the European
market where it is necessary that they
be engaged, to do any great benefit,
in large quantities, A complete ar
rangement was made at Frankfort on
the Main, IN 1869, to accept the offer
Of a Franco German Syndicate, which
had resolved to make the loan cont.
mental enterprise on popular condi-
tions. The sudden action of Napoleon
iii in declaring war against Prussia
dispelled the coalition. Again, two
years ago, every arrangement was
ready for the sale of fifty millions of
bonds in London, when the Frenchloan
was thrown upon the market, and it
absorbed the very money promised to
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
sUMMONS.

CousTr GALI.rIS, District Court.
JOHN V. BooERi, Plaintiff,
CHARLES DREW aud SUMMONS.
Ia VISA DREW, Defendants:
T people of the Territory of Montana send
Greeting to Charles Drew and Louisa Drew.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
in the said District Court in and for tiallatin
County aforesaid and to answer the complaint
filed thsrsin within ten days (exciusivo of the day
Of service) after service on you Of this summons
if served within this county. or ii served ont of
this County but within this District. within twenty
days, otherwise forty days, Judgment will be
taken against you according to the prayer of said
complaint
The said action is brought to foreclose certain
mortgage executed by defendant, Eharels Drew,
to plaintiff to secure to him The paynent of eight
hundred and seyenty-two dollars, due on said
Charles Drew's note, given to plaintiff the 9Th day
of April, ls2, ard with in neiest at three per cent
from gth day of July, 1872, and with interest ut
same rate upon the first instaiment Of interest oil
SIS loo, tiue on 18th Of July, 1872. and upon a
from time the same became due, aad for counsel
fee of ten per cent upon the whole amount and
costs. That the m,rtgaged premises may be sold
and proceeds applied to payment of principal and
interest and for Judgment and execution against
Charles Drew and for deficiency. If any, and that
all claim and equity of rcdenptios in or to said
premises be foreeosed, and for otter relief.
And you are hereby notified that ii you fall to
appear and answer thp said complaint rs above re-
qnired, the said planIiH will take default against
you and apply for the relief demanded in said COM
plant
+. Given under my hand and the seal Of said
f~~ s. B. BOWEN. Clerk
BY w. F. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk
PAGE COLEMAN Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
LEGAL ADNERTISEME IT'S
mo. 23O.I
APPLICATION FoR FATEN|'J II
&. s. I4ANb OFFICE,
HrrExA.N 4. l, III tlgnst IL. 1914 81

q. ii. LAsb oFrrcx,l
HnLExA,s NJ August ~. ls73s
NJ oTICE ia hereby glvef that 6e9rge y.
T..o,see. - enf@ss Eew.s ]. HorriiI whose post 81
ilce Iassslress Us Bozkman tssiiatln COUNT n
George w Ken Tionans Y. hra. ~,
finas .tftl,tss is Ifavnna Madison county, NJ,
s y This y ill i application Air pntent, under the
saias lss & dTsis ss iss asrss ss il s
bearing yaid esignateei as lot No ~, and situate
n no organzea Mining District, Madis on county,
ss and sa iownsilip three t3) south Range tso ~
east which claim Ii recorded In the efice Of the
county Eseordsr Of said county h book * pssFs
sandstone corner No one ffom Wh!eil ti,e GUAR
ter SECTION corner on the Township line, between
SECTION Ia Township 3. south range east and Sec
fon Is Township b south range least, bears north
~ u degrees west $500 chains stIstant thence s0uln
is deg east (varati0n ls1z deg east) - % chains
fhcncc south ttah deg. east a0-G0 CHAINS; thence
nora So. deg east $40 chains: thence south %
deg east 81 90 chains; thence south a6 d.g. east
t5 chs; thence south eeg u 90 chs; thence ~
,e@ east d 5v claims; felce south deg, east Ii 0U
chains; thence south "a deg. east u: 20 chains;
lcnce south AZ deg, east n 90 chains; thence south
10 deg etst II 10 chains; thence south 35s degrees
east IL 5a chains; theuce south 81 deg east ~ 90
ehalls thence south 81 degrees. east 40 80 cnalns;
thence south 5ih degrees cast 5s 20 chans; tnenee
- degrees, west 100 chains; thence north " aeg,
west II 81 chains; thence north SIX deg, west 5s ~
CHAINS; thence north 3l14 deg, west a So chains;
tnence north 10 degrees west 2l so chains; thence
north 4,a degrees west 81 90 chains; thence nortn
"a degrees, NEST Il 90 chains thence north s4 deg
vest "a % chuis; thence north 6I7s deg west .. oa
chains; thence north 63 degrees, west ~ 90 CHAINS
thence north 5l degrees west - 20 chains; thence
north A = deg west IL 10 chains; thence north AN
deg, east 4 so chains, to place Of beginning EN-
braciis on4 hundi ed and iiity-f0tr 15-lo9 acres
upon which notice Of said application WAS psstee
/ to these premises IRE John j Lown and joel A
stone, OF the Red Bluff lode and mill site.
H5st w 10. CHILD, Register.
seu5-60d
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24

=
JOHN v. tOGERT,
CHARLES Y. DREW, SUMMONS,
JAMES JENNINGS and
J n. WATSON lief us
their gr..etipg to Charles Drew, James Jennings
and j L. Watson.
You are hereby reqErett to aprear in action
in said District Court in and for t.allatn County
aforesaid and 10 answer the complaint died therein
within ten days feAtinSiye of the day oil sersice}
after the service you OF this summons. served
within this coany IL served OUT OF t11s County
hut in this District within twenty davs ntherw Use
taken against yon according to the prayer of said
comptaint.x s#S
The said action is brought to foreclnse q certain
mortgage executed by Charles N. Drew to secure
due on his note nsi,is to plaintiff 9Th day of April
1872, with interest thereon mt three ser per
Inoii Ii from July s. h. 1872. also with interest
rate, npon the first insaiment of interest OF
Ss3 24-if tite 10th of October, 1872, and upon
similar aae every three months thereafter,
sci fee of ten per cent hole amount and cssts.
That norigag ged premises may be sold and proceeds
applied to the payment of the sum due. and Tor
Judgment and execution against Chas. N. Drew for
deficiency iflny, and that all claim and equity Of
redemption III and 20 said premises may be fore
closet and for other relief.
And you are hereby notified that if ysu fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint rs above re-
quired, the said pisinsff Will take default against
YOU, and apply fer the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
t) S. b. BOWEN, Clerk.
BY w. y. DAVIS. Deputy CLERK
PAGE y COLEMAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24

aag9r oe ef GaesaIs Moxss District is Court
J. H. WATSON, Plaintiff,
CHARLES DREW SUMMONS.
JAMES JENNINGS and
CHAS N. DREW, DeI'ts.
The peopi. Of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Charles Brew. James Jennings and
Charles n. Drew
Ynt, arc hereby required to appear in an action
broup hit against You y the above namen PiaintiH,
aforesaid and to answer the complaint filed herein
within en- days, exclusive Of the day OF servcc1
after the service on you OF this summons, II serseu
within this County, or if served out oI this oos
buf in this District. within twenty days, oiher-
wise within forty days or Judgment by aeilull ~ :
be taken against y OH aecoruInS 10 TIC pay VI
said complaint.
This action IS Wrought to recover the sum o
SSH 7s- with interest thereon atthe rnIe OF Two
per cert per month ireIa the 23d day OF November,
1877, all .yed TO be due your pr0mssoly note u
that date, executed I'd plaintiff and 10 foreciose Z
certain mortgage, executed by you to plaintiff on
the 2ti day of November. 1872, TO secure me pay
ment oil said promIssory note, and TO ptain uf-
of the foreclosure and sale OF tne premises
thereby mort gagged. to-wit: The 4 OF the = u
and Il of the s w II Of S 9, tt SRo r, situate III
Gallatin County. Montana Territory.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70 ap-
paar and answer ta said complaint as above re-
auire,l, slie plaintiG will take Judgment AGAINST
ran for the sum of $s2i 7Sloo with interest rs afore-
said and that he will apply to the Court Tor the
reiicf demanded! IN his safd complaint,
-, Given under my hand and the seal OF SAID
IT,, sB. BoWEN, Clerk
Ry w. f. DAVIS, Deputy ERIK
CHARLES w. TEKSEE, Plaintiffs A;torney-
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
TACOM A..

This is the name of the town on Pu-
get Sound fixed as the Pacific termin-
lis of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
as Is very generally known To our
readers. We are in receipt Of two
numbers of the Pacific Tribune, a
sprightly newspaper published at that
place. The subscription price Of the
weekly is So. In looking over its col
umns we find Tacoma to be q lively,
enterprising city. We publish below
what it has to say in its edition of the
Sd of October in regard to the com
pletion of the Northern Pacific from
Kalama to Tacoma: ~.
THE RAILROAD.
The Idaho hiss been fiscfxrging railroad
iron at Kaamt for the last several days, ana
was expected To finish last night. The iron
is arriving by cars from the East. daily at
Oakland, and will be dispatched very soon to
kaiama. When sufficient has come 20 lay
sixteeil miles OF track, the amount yet lack-
ing. 1T will be seut forward. Until then nc
track will be laid. BalissIing, repairing alld
ali necessary work is going on just as be
lore, and not D single hand ongtiir ruad has
been discharged, the other Souilii papers ant
idle reports to the contrary notwithstanding
Captain Ainsworlh, the Managing Dirvctol
Tor the Pacitic coast. has started tor the East
and will probabi. be back inside Of asssek
He is bringing tie new plans and ilIsiruc
lions, and his return will witness the re-
sumption of active work at Tacoma and al
along the line
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
GOVERNMENT CoNTRAcTs.-Th,

GOVERNMENT CoNTRAcTs.-T
following contracts have been awarded
to parties by Col. Batchelder, Chief
Quartermaster, for the furnishing OF
supplies for the military post at Walla
Walla: Mr.. Louis Sohns, the contract
of furnishing 100000 pounds Of hay,
at S17 per ton; Thomas Hardman, the
contract for furnishing 1000, 900 lbs. of
oats at II cents per pound, and also
700, 900 pounds of hay at S17 10 per
ron sfkF
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
NOTICE TO MINEs.s.

U. s. LAND OFFICE
HELENA, NJ. T., October Is, 1879
Jarvis Hammer, whose post Office address is Boze
tin, Gallatin county, NJ. has died in this office
his application enter as agricultural land the NJ
W Of sec. %, in township 3, south OF range No.
east, which land ~ suspended from entry IS agri-
cultural lands notice is hereby gwen that hesring
~ day OF November 1874, to determine the min
eral OF non-I mineral character Of said land, and
testimony to be lsvd upon SAID hearing will be ta-
ken before o. r Mason. Clerk Of District Court,
sf his etlce in BDzeman, in aid county, commence
1915 - -. - = s S-S-A :
1t is alleged there are no know n miner nor min.
Ing improvements or claims upon said land.
VIC, CHILD. Register
y. y. LYMAN, Attorney for A plfcant. 0ctIt-5w
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
THE New North West Of the ]

THE New North West Of the 18th
inst. SAYS: 'sThe indications are that
the Northern Pro fic Company will this
winter go before Congress for guar
antee of the interest on its bonds.
Secretary Wilkeson is the medium
through which this project is commu-
nicated to the country, and in numer-
GUS interviews since the suspension OF
Jay Cooke & Go. he has frankly and
repeatedly expressed belief in the duty
of the Government to render that aid,
and the purpose Of the Company to
ask it. The duty of the Government
to do this. consists in the necessity OF
the road as national military high
way, running for LOO miles parallel
with and near. the British possessions.
Not only is it requisite as prudential
enterprise in view OF the Canadian line
projected north of the boundary, but
the saving to the Government III the
cost of transportation Of supplies and
troops to the Indian country on the
Yellowstone and Upper Missouri will
be greater than the amount OF gIlaran-
tee annually required. Over all this
rises the completion Of the road will
settle the Indian question on this from
tier and relieve the government OF the
enormousexpense Of maintaining many
Of these strong frontier posts, and
feeding some ten or twenty thousand
will be used. Tt will be shown thatno
enterprise of like magnitude and like
national.importance has ever been nm
dertaken and completed by private
company, and the conversion of por-
ton of the land grant-not available
to the Company till the road is built,
and hence Of no material assistance in
procuring moneys for it's construction
will probably be offered to the Gov
ernmentsin consideration Of the guar
antee.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24

Hon. j. w. NEsMITH has no doubt
been elected to Congress from Oregon
by a majority Of about 1,50O votes.
The Democracy are again successful
in Oregon. Gen Nesmith was for six
wears member of the Senate of the
United States, and goes into Congress
with large legislative experience.
Oregon is fortunate in having a mem
Der 50 popular and experienced as
Hpn Kesmith.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
NOTICE TO MINERS.
LIST OF PRIZE

= 1T. 3 IANDaUTFiC I 8
HELENA, M. t., october I, 1873.
ZACHARY r. ROOT, whose post Office address
II is i3ozeMan. Galatin County, NJ. T.. has this
day flied his application to enter ms agricul,ur /
land. GEder the Frrempfson laws, the south half OF
southeast quarter the northwest quarter OF sou h
east quarter, and northeast quarter of southwest
Of Sec l3, IN township No. sou h, of range No. 5
east, which land is suspended from entry as
agricultural land. Notice is hereby given that
a hearing will be had ut this office on the 26t,l
to determine as 10 the mineral or non -minerll
character of said land, and testimony to be used
upon said hearing will be taken before Arch era
ham, County Clerk, at his office III Bozeman, Gal
latin county, NJ. H., commencing at 10 d. clock q
M. she I'D day of November, a. d., 1874
tits alleged there are no known minyrs, aur min
in Improvements or claims upen s.,ta l.ld
oc24-5w w. q. CHILD, Register.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
NORTHERN PAcIFlC RAILROAD

-
We are in receipt Of q circular dated
October s, 1878, from A. p. Nettleton,
Trustees Agent of-the Northern Pa
cifc, which sets forth the condition OF
the road. 1t il q very satisfactory ex-
hibit, and we publish the following
extracts from it:
PHnADELrnIA. PA, October $. 1873
DEAR StR:--In reply 10 your letter of lie
4tll ult., asking for definite iniornssion re-
specting the present condition OF the North
ern Tactic Raiiraid, and the probible effect
upon it Of the monetary rcsulson which has
involved the suspension Of the Company S
financial agents, Lake pleasure IN placing
before you. in as condensed form as possible,
all the material facts ~ the possession ot this
Office.
coSsTRuc1IoN AND srKvnYssas
The Company has built aud equipped Of Tia
road:
= MILas.
Th Minnesota Division, extending from 8l
Thomson Junction ta4mlrs west Of Dulafh)
to Moorehss.d IN Red River. a2sk1..
head, across the eastern half OF Dakota to
Eismarck on the Missouri RIVER 800 ZOE
Tie Pacific Division lnearly completely ex-s
tending from kalama on the Columbia River
northwArd in WasAingtss Il Territory, to Ta-
coma, on Puget solnfi. the principal west
ern e msnns q fhe road ...s...... Io5,ss
sa
Add the main line Of "a miles, extending
from Thomson Junction to lnIuth, which
is owned and ussd jslntiy by the Norhtrn
Pacific ~ Il the Lake Superior 4 Mississ Dbl
r r Companies ........... "a
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SET I LIEEMENT or THE ESTAT ATE
OF PETER GRUBERT.

To Whom ~ May Concern
IQrICif IS nEKEIsY GIVEN that will max !
* nnaA ettlement Of the estate OF Pett Grt,brrf
deceased, at hOifce of the Probate Judge Of ftial
latin county, NJ. II. !, on Monday Oct ber a.. A. Is
1873. at O'Clock n. m. OF that day
BRIGHAM REED
Adm'r Of the ESTATE y Pste1 Grubert, deed
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

am now prepared to prosecute to pay
ment Claims against the United States for
losses sustained from Indian tiepredations.
8IaftleS Who have sustained such losses wilt
do well to consult me without DELAY. ansl re-
fore their Claims are barred.
Will have the assistance Of Major Jo,rN
&, BRUCE at Washington, p. G.. i'm nrose-
cutting claims.
CHARLES w. TURNER.
|. 80, q, ,~7. Attorney At Law.
Bozeman avant courier., 1873-10-24
Tickets SO Each.
4 Prize Tor Ever Fifteer
Tickets

YT,IIE CAPITAL PRIZE viii be my present Dllsi-
/ ness and dwelling house on Main street, near ;
opposite the Court house, which is Heli-huIit,
two story estab shnent, comprising 10 rooms, z
halls and closets, with warranty deed 70 the
ground. Ii Is Il Very ctcaf, property al IS, ~ !.
The prizes run in value from SIS 70 Sos, and
embrace esant furniture. all OIL which lAr@frd al
the lowest cash prices.
The drawing will tase place ut public hall in
Bozenaan II an early day. under the direction Of
\ COMMITTEE of Citizens. to be nominated and
elected by Ire ticket holders present: