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mo Pa.
Application for Patent.
Us. LAND OvrIcE. HELENA. ". r.,
(Dt'iub.i II st lS.l

-,
October 3lst, 1873
Notice is hereby published that REGARD Il.
kENNON. JOIiN GERBER EDWIN II. IRVINE.
SAMCEL THOMPSON. MILAN l." IRVINE aud
NEWTON DliklNs,N. whose post Office address 10
Deer Lodge Deer in'l@c, Co., NJ. T. and JOSEPH u.
BNNS and THOMAS H.. IRVINE. junior. whose
post office address is Yamhill, county aud Territory
aforesaid, have this day nlcd application tor patent
under he mihin. Laws Ut Congress, Tor their placer
mining clam situated in Independence MUM. di-.
tritt. Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. said
claim brn. recorded IN the uili - OF IN: District r.
coidcr OF said district and described in their appilca.
ton rs follows: tn" ). 4. 1 ulS. i aud ) H. Of
n. +. \ 1T = j. all IN section IL, amt :. x If 4
Of :. ". 4. and > W i .; =. ". i and ". q OF =
+ !. ut >. ". u. Il ! in scciio" ~, in town-hip9,
norl Ut RANGE 10 west. cont aiming 100 acres, upon
which copy Of their notice Of intention To apply
paicnt was pot ii On the 3lh day OF Scptcn 'er IS.
The adjoining claimants To said premises asr Kinna
man Il Co. Oh tine south. Murphy. kcnyon y Go. Oh
the north 4. II. irvine Il Cn Oh the west No other
known Claimants. ". 4. CHILD, Register
". " .JunN,oS, ATTY for claimants. 27:.tUl
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Local 1reVities.

There is not an untenSnted dwelli0 6
house In Deer L"'ge I" dry, and more
would liz tc"snt.d IT they could he had.
J. Sidney Osborne is the fortunate pos
sessT Of the finest large quartz specimen We
have ever seen. 1t Is from the Cable lead.
Morgan Evans Touring mill on Warm
Spring Creek, is running night and dsy and
said to bc making Is good brand of -four
as any in Montana.
Court term commence ut Missoula next
Monday. We made su unaccountable error
in the date last week. Judge Knowles
leaves Tor Missoula TO day.
An ,ncipien, fire in Deputy U. 8. Marshal
GLASS; Office. on Thursday gave the Fire
Company AN opportunity to get out with
the engine aud flop water endways No
damage
The Foreman Of THE New NORM. WEST
says he will probably give you taste Of
new type next week. The payer has been
behaving pretty we'll lately, and he thinks
II deserves u new dress.
Cohen l. Co. who have rented the store
recently occupied by Weimar l. Co.. have
the finest fruits We have seen in Montana
and nrc selling them very low and rapidly
See their local notice and send in your orders
J. W. Tinsley, sentenced to the Peniien>
t'nry from Gallaiin county for one year tor
maus!aught, =, was pnrlOncd b. the Cover
nor on petitions signed by several hundred
persons and set at liberty on Wednesday.
Tic had only served shor. time.
We were unable last week 10 fill all our
subscription lists, and my DC this week.
We date commencement Of subscription
fr"m first number sent without regard to
receipt given by agent, Sd that Subscribers
will receive the full nunbcr'of copies.
a sailor lo"kinE lad, sailing under the
part pr"mdi"! c"gn"nicn Of "Tspioca." set
half the short hair in Deer Lodge on end
by going nl"ft on the Scott House Gag
staff Monday and recving n new hslysrd.
We would not rave been in his shirt five
minutes for the - "A millions reserve"
Chas. $. Warren. Sheriff. has removed
to The West side OF Court House square
The wife and family If Rev. L. b. Wml.
folk removed I" Deer Lodge on Thursday
and occupy the house vacated by Warrcns
j. u. Meyer and family have removed to
Deer Lodge for the winter Hugh
Duncan and family reached Deer Lodge
from Sheridan on Wednesday and have
taken up residence near Mr.. Gamers.
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no. $50
Application for Patent
L. 5. LAND OrricE. HELENA, NJ. T., ,

L. ). LAND OrriCE. HELENA, NJ. t.,
November d. ls7a
Notice /. hereby publish d that JOSEPH q.
STEEL. FMS H. MiLLrR. 10 >EPIi 4. HYDE.
JOHN \. BRADLEY and JAMES X. RC>SrLL,
whose pos, office address is Deer LDige Deer Lodge
county. NJ. T., and CHARLES LANE. whose po-,
office address is llclca. lewis and Clarke comfy, NJ
I. and >ILAS 4. KING and CHARLES d. wy
kOFF. whose pos, Office address ~ Pioneer. Deer
Lodge Co.. ". T.. have this day filed application tor
their placer mining claim situated in Independence
mining district. Deer Lodge county Montana Tc, rtn.
ry. said ca'm heinz rec orded ia the utc. ut the Dis
tict Kecnrer OF said district. and described IN fol-.
lows IN their arpIharinn: The n. ". = OF n. ". u
o. $: 7. !. ard E. q Of E!ofs ". n and 5:
\. W. 4 aud ". y n. 4 of n. ". h and ".
= Of 4 Z, 2 "tS.E !. Of y; ". Il all N Sc. ~
" 4 and " !y"fE' = ",s \. i OTIS ". J. ami
=. ". \ Of y. /" Is Ot ). ". i. al IN section Is IN
township no tn Of rang. ~ west. containing 100
acres. upon which copy Of their notice Of intention
TO apply for patent was posted Oh the Eth day VI
September. 1873.
The adjoining claimants to ead premises ave Muir
ray y Co. on the south. g. Brown on the east, aad
the Gamblers Hope Company on the West.
~ TOD ". I. CHILD. Register.
W. ". JOHNSON. Att y for claimants.
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A FATAL NalNlNo ACCIDENT.
Michael 0lssou Killed In Mcclellan 0uleh

EDITOE New Mob IL WEsr--
Dear Sir: A sad accident occurred in
Mcclellan GulclI. at ? p. ~. yesterday. 1t
appears Edward Horton and Michael OlesOn
are engaged in running \ drain To some
ground in the lower part If the Gulch. and
while Horton was absent getting some
sWling. fifteen set IT tim'crs fell and
buried OlcsOn, WAC was at work At the time
in the face Of the drain. Up TO this time he
had not been found, slthough every effort
was made to get him out. Yours truly
u. w. Gulf
LINCOLN, N. r., Nov. l. 1s13
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(;sld aud Silver LADIES'. and r:iacers.

wv" """ "'VVs s"uess auU 50ceISs
Surveyed Ivy Lyman & DeLacy. and pat
ented without cost of trip to Helena by
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Of public land business transacted by L. b
Lyman, former Register. Information free.
Claimants will find it greatly to their ad.
vantage BY applying directly to or addressing
them by mail nt Helena. NJ. r.
geo, 3 m
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ATTENTION., EVERYBODY

STATIONERY. StIiOO!. BOOKS. Mi>CELLANE.
Ot'S BOOKS.
Ju,t Received ihi. day direct from first Houses.
TuE LAe1E.r SrocE ~ isspks AND STATIONERY.
TUX STANDARD scuon. Books OF MONTANA.
PAPER STATES cory Rs,OKs, PENS INKS.
Ere. Ere. EE.
The Latest Literary ana Standard Dssks.
Day hcfo-~ the assortment II broken.
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pus-g,rg,:tA< N'm.I,,u. -"lvlC"- viii BE- held nj
,n,,u -, iir.. nu sunday h">i IT p m, Rev. }.
IL I:n--.I tf.rH'iL.
VI, s,.,..,.v X, Hu.h Oanrlp viii preach n th"
I, = II ,.i-" Il - ~ Uu sandy next.
I,S : u!is S.I.., NJ TIE 'Oui' House NJ ~
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N.s..y ". J"p.. /. hereby authorized ~ General
~ i..r.' t..'n, :r't" NJ" S"Hru Wr.r 1hNs
, ! ~ u, .,sl, lion l." n''r..
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N ew TODAY.
NOTICE TO MINERS
NOTICE TO MINERS
y. 8. LANo OpFICE,,
HELENA. NJ. T., Nov. !. lsei.

Z. 3 LAND OVFICE,l
HELENA. NJ. T., Nov. l. lss3
Notice is hereby given tina, HENRY EVANS. whose
whose post Office address is GWcnalc r., has this
filed his Application to enter II agricultural land. un'
der the Homestead Laws. the ". vi the 5. t. = II
section - in township ! north Of range 10 West,
wh Oh land Is suspended from entry Motto Is here
by given that hcain. will be had ut ihi. office at 10
O'Clock n. ~. OIL the Sh day OF Dc,rm yer 4. d. 1874;
TO determine rs to The mural or uol-inucral char
actri Of said land aud testimony to he used upon
.ad hcaiin. will hc taken before H. s. CLARK, County
Clerk ut Deer Lodge C"iiv. N. t. ut his office IN
Deer Lodge City nj O'Clock p m. on the 6th day OF
Unenlbrr. \. u. l>.'.
II l. alleged there are no known miners or minir,
Improvements or clari> upon said land.
!:s.5t ". =. CulLD, Register.
y. u VBANNoN, AIRY.
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.

am now receiving extn.iv" shipn,cn,. o. new
Di 50 Gnpdr.
<haWls
California aud States Flannels,
Tinseys.
Cassini.r"-,
Twrrds and Jcanes.
iIlaukets.
Ginghan;s
Knit Goods, &c.
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Acsurney House Re- Opened.
uAvINo leased aud Re-furnished throughout the
above
NEW AND ELEGANT BRICK MOTEL
Building, have Reopened the same and shall en-.
dcavOr to make it
31o Best publie 8oUso o. IL West Hide.
Every Effort will be made ior the Comfort
and Satisfaction VI Quests.
The Tables will be supplied with tho best the market
affords. and the Rooms are new, clean. well
ventilated and furnished.
ALL STAGES SrOP At rHls HorEL voR Oh Wiru
PASSENGERS.
Ashsre Of patronage il respectfully solicited.
Mrs.. Laura ]. Seott.
DEER Loses. Montana IN

SELECT School call attention tn
the notice Of Select School to commence on
Monday next ut the BOwcs House, Deer
Lodge, under the instruction Of Miss r.
Lawrence. A professional teacher Of many
years experience. eminently successful and
esteemed wherever she mas taught. and pos
scssing in the highest degree tho faculty of
impsrting knowledge 10 pupils. the oppor-
unity afforded pupils by the Select School
she is nlsut To open Is uncq ualled in Nom
ians. We hope il will prove sufficiently
remuners,ive IL induce Miss Lawrence to
remain permanently in Deer Lodge.
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BuYINc MARES. PARTY from Montana
has been in this Valley buying up brood
mares.-f,r Montana They succeeded In
getting about one hundred heal Of fine
animals. paying. probably, alou, one hun.
drei dollars Ier hes! for good mares. They
t0ok away some very fine animals, but there
are thousands of just Ms good ones left,
which can le h'uEht cheap FOR cash. WsRa
W"ia Csios. 9th
We suspect this il .ur t"wnsinan. Mr.
John D,wns. VIII, may l,e rxlsclsd home
ssSu
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MAKOkIt;0D.

FRGgLEH-BBLLIe-On Thursday, Oct. 3nh. 1T the
Chicago House. Virginia City. ty Judge NJ. u.
Lott, Mr.. Theodore FREEZER 10 Miss koh.eIa Bel.
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ASSORTED STOCK or FLOUR AND GRAIN
SACKS
BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.

BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.
rsrry the LARGEST Stock In this line Of any
house in Deer Lodge county. and vail give Ga.
tvmers the bene6s in Low Prices, which my
advantages In mskin. cxt"n-iv. purchases enable
10 do
An inspection Ut Stock In STORE and WARE
HOUSE IL respectfully solicited.
1 Speciality In Gents Underwear. ut
Wholesale or Retail.
Orders filled with care and dispatch.
CaA8. DLUn1,
~ Main Street. Deer Lodge.
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2 TO 500 SSf c day. q A: s"t wan n. ,,a
Ut either sex. young old make more money ~ work
for In their sparc moments or all the time than ut
anything else yartcnlars free. Address q. stinson
&CO Portland, Maine.
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Ny stock of Carpets and Floor on
Cloths cannot hc excel!ed in variety Of
styles and quaIiiy OF goods
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VIM. Coleman hes the iinest assortment
0f toys in the citv
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BORN

MURraY.--At Mayvir. ". T :. October 2ist. 1873. 10
the wife Vi Con Murphy, asUn.
B,ELExsuRG I'm Deer Lodge. Monday Nov. j. to the
wife Of Chas. II. Biecnbnr., daughter.
DuDDEx.-At Willow Creek. Cppr Deer Lodge Val
ley. Sunday. Novr {? i>73. TO the wife OF Benja.
min Dutdcn n SOD.
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(,OCHINS.

will spare pair Of large aud splendid Partridge
Cochin Fowls, bred from my first premium imported
stock. For further particulars address me by mail
CHARLES RCMLEY,
2!i-%t" Helena, N. T.
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" CALIFORNIA FRUIT sIoRE,"
COHEN & CO., Proprietors.

Having leased tho Stone huildn: opposite Gerber l.
Dickinsons, We have established a
Wholesale and Retail Fruit Stere,
And will keep in Stock
California Fall and Winter Apples,
California Fall and Winter Pearl
Lemons. Grapes and all kind. Of Fruits,
rosarc"s Sesars. Candies, etc,
Which will bc sold ut the
Most ReaSona le Prices in Montana.
Wholesale Orders from the Camps solicited.
D. COHEN 4 20.
Deer Lodge, November T. 1873. ?y1-
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Five Hundred and I6insty.ose New Sob
seribers IN Fiity.tWe Day.!
A List Of II Q Sinee Last Publieat,en!

Wc.l"y." the lightning agent came In
an Tuesday last. having completed the
"iranh Rounds" ct the east side. and
added another handsome contribution OF
new Subscribers 10 the books Of the New
NORTH WEST, as per the following 140
new names added since October 25,h. lie
says ",f he could only talk. he might have
gotten some subscribers lie desires US ia
express his obligations to the !Nontanian
and Courier for cOurtcsics, and to the many
good friends who came to the fore will,
patronage and services. lightning" will
probably strike somewhere else soon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Si"ltr. Gwcndalc. - l. Co, MT
Andrew Hill. Norway. LaSallc Co. III
ia. l. Goudwin. VIM Springs. - l. &. VI r
j NJ Robbins. Hazel Green. Gran, Co. Wis
Russ Richardson. Aurora. III
James u tu,kr Pit,stord. Vt
j Il C"uIark. Pilot Grove. Ice Co. Iowa
Dr J : Mcnrns. Junction. Madison Co. NJ T.
I'd G'en>nn. Meadow Creek. Mad Co. NJ T
Jrhn Barber. Eiwnrlsburg. Mich
Carl S~n,stium. Pnin, "t Rocks. MT
J W Mcbride. Callahan Kh. Sikh Go. Cal
D'bb .VtOIS. CIlV
NJ Stone. Dcnhison. Iowa
John llam'll. Greenwood. N 7
Andrew Lindsay, German Gu!rh MI
nr" W Irwin. Deer L~irc. NJ +
DR. nv Pierce. Buff .l". NY
Sebastian An,an. Washington City. DC
trcrib.Id Smith. German Gulrb. NJ +
JOSEPH: Van GuLdv. Cincinnati, OHIO
CHRIS Richter. Meadow Cr'k. Mad Co. NJ T
Jas MaulLin. Watson. Bcavcrl,cal Go. NJ r
Ell Cardwrll. White ll,n. jeff son Go. NJ T
Frank Il Wu>l,. II. N 1th 81. 81 Louis. NJ"
\ II W""dm,a". Walso l'eavrh'd ca. NJ r
j I; Srhact"r. Summit. Madison Go. NJ +
N % Post. Summit. Madison Co. Mt
ii"mrr C"gs>weii. Ph,hp>b'g. d l. ca. N 7
James Il Steele. Eld"ia. Lava
Il Henderson, Duke ~. 81 Johns, N Il
judy. W u n .p,on. 81 Louis. NJ"
Mrs Laura J Sci,. Deer Lodge. NJ 7
} II NI-iry. ila,rl>burgh, Penn
Danhi Mrnyhcn. Emnlctishurg. NJ I
DR. u Z sill P"r'rrsvillc California
Peter Go, H. Pioneer Montana
- Cohen Il GO Deer Lodge
HOZEMAN, GALLATIN COUNTY.
s W Lar,gl."rn j J Davis
Nelson Story Geo " Wakefield
Niltia,n r,ucv
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Notice, taD Tax. ycrs.
YOUR TAXES FOR TUE PRESENT YEAR
/ are now due. II not paid by the lat day Ut
December. Is 3. 70 pet cent will he added IL the
same Pay up and save costs. Il r. KESSUN,
Treasurer and Collector,
~ Deer Lodge County. ". T.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
MORE ANTIQUE SILKS,
Jet aud Fancy Jcwclry.

Fine stock OF Doeskins. Cashmere and Beavers.
Laccs and Fancy Goods Of all Descriptions at
CHAS. BLUM'S.
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The Best Brands Of

Blea, he'd and Brown Musiiss and Shcctings, EmbrOd
cries, Ribbons aud Fancy Goods, in great variety.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Wooden Hosiery. Of
III descriptions.
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special Notices.
nT ESTRAY.
TAX n Up.

TAKEN UP on TIE LITTLE BLACKFOOT.
i about tn. 10Th day Of October last. one cream
cOlOred horse. ack name and tail. white hind feet.
about years OH. no brands visible. The owner il
requestcd to prove property. pay charges and take
said stray away. JOHN LARSON.
Little BlackiOot. October 80. 1873. 2!.-sl
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HAY Fer SALE.
! will deliver the hest article Of UPLAND Hay in
and around Deer Lodge on the shortest notice, in
quantity to suit. Send orders to my house.
2Ei-tf A. ELLIOTT.
CorroNwoOD CREEK. October 81, 1873
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II you want fine candies 20 to
200 WV. COLEMAN's.
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For fine chewing tobaccos go 10
200 WV. COLENAN's
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william lucy
VIRGINIA CRY, MADISON COUNTY.
Timothy Rush The" Errilcr
William ltouis j l. COrhclt
g W Todd DR. l. IDar,Es
& K,bIrr II Warrington
Joh Spikrr julius Kracincr
David Lancaster J + > DER
j Is Campbell George Gohn
II ) Howell John Mannheim
james q Spra,t Az Cory
\ La,mbrcich Henry Gilbert
J II Schrlck john Skrving
Samuel Schultz Jacob WINNER
! N Fish ! Siia>hurShcr
- W IIltOn ID r Ogden
Meyer 4 Koerner L McG"vrrn
James SIN, he Thomas McGarry
q ID l.,i,.lcy Raymond Bros
+ 4 Jones James NJ McAdams
\ J McCailis,cr Robert iIcd@c
J NJ Peek Gilman Sawtcllc
>,,non Harris John Wells
SHERIDAN. MADISON COUNTY.
W l. Campbell Frank Tally
y Hall Il Co Alfred Cl>lcr
Il n Fitch Leonard Haas
J Il Aiicbxugh u " OdcIi
WIN Mcnamara Gcoigc linrdesty
Nlnccn, Benson Thomas Ia. lor
Il II Knldcr PW Baker
" \ Means James lngIiss
John Ebeniinck Fred Schultz
: & Prentice Al. li.l-nury
John Hatfield . } Sharp
J.s>c Mccoy l. ID jefferson
CICERO, MADISON COUNTY.
J Il Lorraine Porter Il Snlth
T. L i',rrcc Henry Lettuce
rArrNEy. MADISON 60, >r,.
7 NJ Brook Ja,."s n Page
Wheat l. Bro II ]. HicAliGIn
Owen G.tlney
SILVER Row. DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Alex & Lux 4 l. Bradbury
Il j Price Wiiiain Br.scI
/ Ciuwcs Miles jacob Herman
Chris N,sslcr
BrrrE. pEEa Lodge COUNTY.
Charles Savage J. u Pieniis
Es,.ciy Il 1crn.l NJ Iharp.niicr
J II L".tile
ApoBGTnwS. MADISON COUNTY.
" : Crcwrs Cary Il O'Bren
All Van B'ocki,n
HAVANA. NADl-"N COUNTY.
John Thomas Clay C"zxcns
CROW AGENCY. VIA EJzEMAS
Agency L,rcum Lott Bras
II C'un.rym,nn HERNIA" Often
A,nos Eastman Twin Bridges
SILVER STAR, MADISON COUNTY.
James 4 Snlvrn Lcvl Cline
joseph Faulkner Alex Carmichael
DIR 4 = Elias Charles Obcrtreis
ri>n CREEK. JEFFEi.oN toUNri
Matt Hanson George w Devices
J 4 Jai,Iisvn
Ii you are IN want Of CariIid gcs Oi anykind
100 Go to WI. COLEMANs
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
IN the Territory, In connection wi,h the shove.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
l9UH DANCE l. MURPHY. Prcoristors.
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Al IT.. NJ. on Wednesday Deer Loagc No
IA. A. F Il A. NJ, sixty.tive in number,
with T. G. Msstcrs Sanders and LangfurJ.
q. Master Sol Star, and large number Of
visiting Brethren in the procession. escorted
the remains 10 the Court House. which, was
dcnscly crowded, and after hymn sang by
the choir heard the fUlL,wipv
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Most ReaSona lie Prices in Montana.

Which will bc sold nj the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
Nv Green e. Wise.

GReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
OMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE AND FISHERY
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA. :
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for the
city of Alexandria, Va. rendered at the No
vember torn, 1872; in the suits of Newton against
Newton and others, and Philips administrator
against Newtonss executors and others, (consol-
idated) the undersigned, commissioners, APP
pointed by said decree, will offer at public auc-
ton, in front Of the Mansion House, on Fairfax
street, in the said city of Alexandria, Virginia on
WEDNESDAY, the S0th of April, 1873, at II
O'Clock M, a TRACT OF LAND, situate in
the county of Prince William, Virginia, on the
ing the residue, after deducting the purchases of
ksss . M9 pnewn sas b HRR apI MGNf
PLEASANT and THE FARM, which was con-
veyed by Isaac Newtoa and wife and Samuel
N. Garwood and wife, in trust. to Edward I.
Tayloe and Presley Thornton Lomax, by deed,
dated May 29th 1854 recorded in the land re-
cords of Prince William county, Virginia. i
This is very valuable, estate, and has on it
large quantity ofexcellent timber and valua-
BILE FISHERY, known as deep Hole" Fa-
cilities to market are afforded By the Potomac
river and the Alexandria and ,Fredelrlcksburg
Railroad, which latter passes through The land.
A plat and survey will be exhibited at the time
and place of sale, and the tract will be sold en-
tire, or divided into parcels as may seem to the
commissioners most advisable.
Terms of Sale.. Enough in cash to pay the
costs of suit and expenses of SALE and the resi-
due in three equal annual instruments with in
terest from date the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security and tho
title to be retained to secure the deferred pay
ments, and the land subject to be resold under
decree in these suits at purchasers risk, in case
of failure to comply with the terms of sale.
FRANC CTS i. SMITH,
EPPA HUNTON,
feb 19-2awts Comm'rs., of Sale. =
@-The above sale is postponed until WE'D
NESDAY, July I'd, 1879 at the same hour and
place. ap 30-2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-14
LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. :,

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash 600
The money to pay all these gifts in full is now
upon deposit in the Farmers aud Drovers' Bank
of Louisville and set aside for that purpose, and
can only be used for that purpose, as will be
seen by the following certificate of the Cashier
Office of Farmers and Drovers' Bank,
Louisville, KY, April 7, 1873. J
This is to certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank to the credit of the Third
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky, five hundr ed thousand
dollars, which has been set apart by the mana
gers to pay the gifts in full, and will be held by
the bank and paid out for this purpose, and this
purpose only. 4. S. YEECn, Cashier
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get 100000 in
backs, and so Of the $50 OU gift, the SIS OOO
the $4,000, the Sl00J0 the $4,000, and all the
other gifts, 10000 in number, amounting to
S5G00UO
The remnant Of unsold tickets will be furnish
ed to those who first apply ORDERS accompanied
by the money always having preference over
agents. at the following prices: Whole tickets,
tickets for $780, ST for $50, 1l3 for $1,000 and
575 for $1,000. No discount on less than 500
worth of tickets at time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin
at O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 9Th, in
Public Library Hall, and the following will be
trail band. "a. Placing of tags Zone for each
ticket sold) in large wheel. Sd. Placing of gifts
in small wheel. 4th. Music by orchestral band.
9Th. Explanatory remarks by President. 9Th
Drawing of first half of gifts. 7th Music by or.
chestral band. Sth. Drawing of last half of gifts
9th. Placing Of large wheel with tags in hands
of committee appointed by audience. 10th.
Grand orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be the
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts in the
wheels and superintend the drawing and keep
the record OF the drawn numbers will be chosen
from the best known and most trustworthy citi-
zens of the State. All will be so conducted as
to be perfect guaranty against complaint from
any just source
The payment Of gifts will begin on Saturday,
July IL at o'clock Am. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented at room No. 4 Public Library
Building, where cash checks upon the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank of Louisville or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank of New York,
nj the option of the holder, will be given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for in six months
from the drawing win be turned over to the
Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
i THOS. Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agt Pub. Lib. Of Kentucky,
APP 26-eo&twwtJy1 Louisville, Kentucky.