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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-13
By LONNDRS & &RIMBALL,

AucG1oneerSs .r.
TXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
GI In the northeastern portion Of the city, suit
able for Building or Farm Lots. ,.,.
By virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas ia this case Will orrtr for sale TUESDAY,
lAth January, 1t the Old Postofnoe, at II O'Clock.
All those LOTS Of LAND on the east eide OF
Meeting street, bounded south BY lands OF Bis.
size from 40 to 16O eet front, and 16o to 17e feet
Deep ~
Several LOTS on the north and south side OF;
Shepherd street, (extended,) varying 10 size nom
80 10 ITO feet front, 100 - l72 feet deep.
Several LOTS on the west side Of Aiken street,
textended,) 4s BY lle feet each.
Several LOTS on both eides OF Hanover street,
(extended,) OF various dimensions.
Several LOTS on both sides Of sTsssau street,
extended OF var .ous dimensions.
Several LOTS on both sides Of America street,
iextended,) OF various dlmenBons.
ALSO,
Several LOTS on both sides Of Drake strcst,
extended J OF various dimensions.
Several LOTS on west side Of Blake street, tex.
tendedJ Of various dimensions.
Several LOTS on the east side Of King stress,
various dimensions. -. -,
ALSO, ...ri5 .
Several LOTS on north and south side OF 1oal'
trle street, extended to Meeting street, OF Vsrous
ALSO, -.,...
One Huudred and Eighteen 1o!1oo Acrea Of
MARSH LAND, on the west side OF Town Greek;
all OF which ID more particularly shown BY refer.
ence to plat Of VIM. Hume, suryeyor, made De,
cember, 1872, and which may be seen at tho ONCE
of the sucuoneers. No. 81 Broad street.
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance Ia one, tive,
three and four years. the credit part OF the pur:
chase money to be secured BY. bond or bond1 o.
the purchaser or purchasers and mortgage 0l
| the properly, the bonds TO bear interest at tho
rate OF seven per cent. per an, um, payable annu.
ally. until the whole amount be paid. Purchaser
dRecao.nmtu2 RSs q. q. slMoNToN, Referee.
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nav and Nfuht Trains connect at Augusta With
Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This Is the quickest and
most direct route and ss comfortable ana cneap as
anT other route to Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicago,
81. Louls and all other points West aid NortnWesL.
columbia Night Train connects with GreenViue
and Columbia Railroad; and Day ana Nlens irains
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via this route 10 au
camden Train connects at Kingvte daily lex.
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Train, ana
runs tnroush to Columbia. .,....
ssR, PIOKENs, g. T. A. desle
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Railroads.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.

~ PANY.
i CHARLKsroll, 8. o., June 8, 1872.
Trains will leave charleston DAILY as 10.l6 A.
Xrriye st charleston 900 A. II. CMondays ex'
Trsin does moi leave charleston 500 P. NJ, sun.
DAYS.
tion to New YORK via Richmond and Acquis
Greek only, going through In "A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 p. ID. Traln nave
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington,
or vis portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FnTnrY nv this Train fAy over on SUNDAY In Bal
tinorc. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
DAY In Wilmington, n q.
This is tse chsapast, quickest and moHt pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati Chicago and other points
west and northwest, both Trains making con.
necuons at Washington with Western Trains OF
baltimore and 0hle Railroat.
N-N--s" 81 -EiS. 9. SOLOMoNS,
-. > Enginee! ana superintendent.
pI, OIEAPORI Gen. Ticket Agent msyT
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&otels
A IKEN HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-
~ LIMA,

Having recently purchased, thoroughly over
hauled and rehtsed the above Hotel, we respect.
fuly announce to our friends and the public that
we are now ready to receive and entertain guests
In nrsr-class style. BAILEY d PEGG,
noy30-2mOs Proprietors.
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fertilizers.
DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL $1,000. .oOo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

This GUANOis is now 80 well known 10 all the
Southern States for its remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not 10 require special recommendation from us
It's use for seven years past has established lis
character for reliable excellence. The large liked
capital invested by the Company In this trade
affords the surest guarantee OF the continued ex'
cellence OF this Guano.
The supplies put into market this season are,
as heretofore, prepared under the personal super.
intendence OF DR.. Ss. Jallau Ravenel, Chemist Of
the Company. at Charleston. $. o.. hence planters
may rest assured that It's quality and composition
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston S. U.
JNO. 3. REESE i co.,
General Agents. Baltimore.
TgRMs-$4S cash; S5S time. without interest.
To accommodate planters they can order now
and have until the lst OF April to decide as to
whether they will take at time or cash price.
when delivered from the Factory by the carload
no draysge will be charged.
n@Papers that inserted my advertiser ent last
wear Will please copy. "v2o.wfmDc4w3moa
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aurtionesrs' 1Dripate 5ales, e..
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,
Broker, No. 23 Broad Street.
.ICE PLANTATION ON SAVANNAH

DICE PLANTATION ON SAVANNAH
LII Back River.
For sale, the "Redeem" RIOE PLANTATION on
Savannah Back River containi g $50 acres of
good Rice Land, most of which has been under
good cultivation aince the war. On the Planta-
ton is steam Threshing Mill and Barn; with
this place will be sold 500 acres OF high Land con-
tigu0us thereto, with about 8 double negro
houses. ... r'.- t..
r,. .,.,.., n, ALSO, AS, - e 80. =. -, =,
River, containing 4s7 acres OF Swamp Land OF
which 100 acres are cleared Rice Land; with this
place will be sold about 500 acres OF high land,
contiguous thereto.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
jRn13 mth4
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CnOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

OHARLRsFoN, 8. O.. December II, 1872.
On and AFTER SUNDAY, December Is, the Pas
senger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
Ynn "a follows:
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ThS Nsratclir~ tins r stk@ ygfSr ~. the vel
e me ih,rliyr,ic- That tli,ss Nhrtfs-f.f P.cfti,
Railroal ompany have called for rr"In,sal,
to grade aud bridge. thar s.rtinn ~ the rail
r"al l,ing between tire crossings M the Mis-
so.,ri ana tn. Yellowstone Rivers. and iha
ake sRsn.eri issphisca,asa,i airr River
rapids aud Is now making her way up tht
Yellowstone. III all probability fi~ .i.'-,.
tiiin. Will t.,.se1as sfar~as the mouth Of tl.s
tsig harn River, ard. perhaps. wen ap !.
Cia,l'. F"rk. At any rate. II viii shorty u
5ds'tp,Sfa..d hd'Y isr' 'tEc in.slgabon IF ii.
Yriio~S."n is rraaifrabls. 1fi'- rsIlr,ad
viii doubtless be- completed to The Yellow.
sto. next Summer. and uhri, Il i-h,-l 'ha
tar will b- hut uir more than halt lie tiis
iapce arnn, B'zsn,an than is the Union'a'.o
re.Snrel Il citie 1T t'oThnss LliSiiasv ri iL',
fac, and 'hr probable rsfft.y rstsbfsstni'ht ol
i,ir of steamers on the Yellowstone. il is
hasa,st innsr.ant. tlats ,br silizeps oi Ea<l-rr
Montana should "a sfers w Nafh TiE 'sfmm..
I,ihat. "l,~ni"g II Wagon. ro.,l iron. this
plssS III iiis heait"hns,iga,ian on that river
and the establishment ot stag. line I" c,,n
,hi- tall ard tn. road graded aud bti'Igrd
there Is no iouh, that a very lary. w,rti"u Z,
| Mir olae p rsighteFiid ,rss.hs.si th.ssItv+r'
from i,a prs.r,stsckaiifi, taI H. n rtffrrn Ia.
citi,. Railroad and Yellowstone River route
and. az e,,ie.. l'ass through this s'acs'. EN-
hanc;innaa fir i J. sp,f,ty nf-aaf town ami rs-
tabI>i,i,,y an ave- ne at trade in our very
mh'st that " i'll gi,e eur city, \ rr'.-einii.s.ice
dyer all otii.rs int r Territory. aisa,lri y
or interests al least twl. years. aud br incr.a>
ing protection ,ah,@l As,1fssd iwlifo afT a'r'al
10 prospect the cauntry through Mhici, the
was on read will I,a-s. assist IN ~. develop
menr 81 tlnrI r,~iasris saof What il gra-rally
.upya,s.tl I" h. the richest pnrti"n IT TIT
North American Continent. On the a.ivasl-
k.s i. s,ic',sahI,nnirati" it il ,..- tlle>> ;'
rAp iir car ciiz..ns arr. we'll ava = A.'l
tie IN bui We would nrgs. rpon t'' M tie me-
s.s,.x ~, i,,ap-siiate .4,ipn IN The matter
that they lake the tide oi fortune u, iii
fi.au.' without waiting I r the ehb. and u
al, .,,ana IT, j. s.t AID ac.,,Am"laie any an
ii ir,vcl fi,,ii may W G,fn~ ;liat way I'VE ha,t
gre :, int.r sis a stalk. il, the matter t.i it
iiar rnw-,ninsaa1,o or pic.yii,i>h policy .1a q III
tn. way II ,,itr ai,aec,,Htns. bat let every
ci,izan aid to the extent .ij lsis- abiljr. IN tn.
pr.>es,,i::,n n th,' ,WsSrk with shalt i,,sf.n
...i i4.ss.sas tn trcilii'...
tor deveismny .v'rg rssoIfees. Tie s.'>t u
Bfatsiny i road to the Big iiarsis esti,,,str,l
10 b- very light. as IL is. f,r the most part. \
natural road; bntlwssspffs itsfef t,a,rs ss n,ict
Easfsa,a iiyiwa -stsMsta. it world sull hr I
prof table. investment Tor nrr merchants ait
capi'alis We hope t" >.r ;, ril action taken
ianap>uch ns.s .,ir.s ado I'd. sat WiE yiu. u:
an early spring c'utimn c,inn by Stag" an.
: Gamer, with ti,- Northern Pacific kailr7,ad
VIZ. have .,siA..l ling nswi let ~ a-t.
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rs. ENGLrsH ,aitstAii IS have y ,saic ifnr"'ri
ami subscribed ssoOoOOOo st''ss.,ial,l work
ssas already commenced On tile sierra Mthre ~ :
funnel Il roioli the K cky Mountains. -
cesnpsuyshsssbrtsT i''rliied il Colorado. with
SCul, Hcaro,l As Pr si,lent. fen The purpose oi
tmnneitny ihr,aigh The Rocky Mountains.
By means of t4,is Iapnei the company fxrc'
10 sswcil all os The biie hr1stlrel and fitiy fis
sure Win. IL SILVER ore. known 10 exist i's sase
nlsilt..ii,s. ami III their rniculaii"ns do moi
niscarry, their tarliiRgs will many iI'hcs r.
place the anrsunr invested. y Is estimated
that the cost u this work wtH not 'ateed
l1Q. This i.lks ike business Indeed.
--Crefutts Westsrn Wortd. fg
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Tho Nortiiera Pacifr Rail roaa survey
y~..+,~t. .NEw YeRK, august Is.

fESE phh' '"2">' '"'
General RDsser.5 " no is in charge Of the
yr,ilroai sur ~ of the, Stanley Expe'lI'i II.
llas s,.Bniiied Il, The ailiE ritff, III The Nor
lirerns Pacific slsiilnMd sCmppr y in th>tci,s
his official REPORT If t.e. rrs,llls accomplished
by the expe ;,ipn. lie finds the ntw and
fiuaT reiite scness3 wt.sser, dakota from the
Missouri I'd jslhe1 Yi*lIow>t,,ne riser entirely
pri.r,ical, and sa,i-lac ay il, ts'i,g greatly
superior to those nt former surveys. The
distance. 205 niil.>. n r,Hlts shorier than
the surrey ri 1871. The grales are n,"derats,
and lh.s sverags; ,,i ti,e Yors rer,nile >3cpe-
ssNerati, less ant ihc number ''f Important
l,rtlg-s AR reIAeca nearly iswp thr''s. The
I.irt,- Missouri river. which f,'riiier surveys
seBos-ed seven and elesfil times. is crossed .
opls oia time. The fine is 50, locat+i ia t,'
piss through, only nie ilIle.i bal clay lands
sjist ta<t u tile Little Missouri. VIII trW
exceptions, the -cniiniry Is rolling p'aIri,.,
sometimes rising intosk,w hills the grass r.-
ing sexcelielr ail.l the >,,il sgpHl titnd water
was found iherntiT-di- -tanc-. Coal a,iicrop,
al yarisus points ~ ems several feet in thrk-
mess. anu timber is uore. "buadan1 than ON
.iira,er f"htes. They report states that the
n';iu body ni General Salie5'> expedition.
mcpnpanir,l ny he seisn itie e-rp> aud most '
ofthst press corr, dependents. did not accom- aree'ml
pHy Ih5 tiIgIHtgrs. wiIo vttt t-seefteA7 ~
sGrn. GIs.er'sa detachment, but followed the
old abandoned route south of Heart river.
hence h- descriptions OF tive region Iraysr'sseti
by thu lnais,tbody do Hoeapply % the CUM
try trayerse.I by the neTsreute nor3,he rail-
road. 3ts
The Directors af the Northern Pacific. Rail-
.r.ad have accepted the new line reco nienlrtl
BY Gen. Rosser from Bismarck. the present
end of the track, TO the Yellowstone Cross
ing. anu have called inr prnpa-ais to grade
anil bridge this section Of 2J5 j. iIrs. THIS ex.
padisions.s now proseouf ng Tie survey west
ward up the lett bank of the IrlloM stone to
Poa,pey's l'illar. where it will join the sur
vey male last year from the west. and this
completes The surveyed line across the eniir.
continent. The entire command is expected
Is ,vtul j To Fort Rice. about the 1st Ut Octo.
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Removal OF uAjoR PEAsE..

sS@s@E M - & III.
Al the rpcchf cnunci bet wftn the Hon +.
X. Brunei. Gen. Whitrl..srv and DR.. James
Wright. itdjas,f Commissioners, and h'r
{ row tribe III India s. it was a,n"H ctft that
Maior r. ID. P.i.sc had been removed tr IN
ti,e Agency. and Di. Wriyh' app"n'e'l in his
steal. The change. we understand. was
made at ft.e u,stancr y the 'arth"iiSt ~, ureh
and while ws. c,.ttd- to that lrr!y the best
81 motives in their laui .he desire {" Chris
fia.iiz. tie rid Saeags. Il s,',ans to Ms that
GOOD Indian Agents mr., go scarce IN these. de-
generate DAYS ef retlir Mobili-r. Bact -!,ays
,,l I,,dia, .s.aaa.s ,a,,,i1it III s.s,,tsary yoh
,mlicy. when s,.ci, a,i "ne is fnunl and proven
to remove hm.--.Wr hn:rv. ajar Pe;.st tS
axe been. without exception the best AgriH
ever appnnitd in the Northwest. He has
fi!l.H lis p,.sltii,is with credit ta hl"s-n and
sa,isiac orily alike to his war.ls aud the
whites. and ee .laye never. b, arl a wi,r,i Of
complaint about tis adininisfrafi1f"t affairs
1t tie COG 1grusk:i ihe tss gained the rp,'- pl
ii ence oi eImiians to All extent as ntiifsy
approaching tIInrss as il Is possible t"r TIE
snsph.iYisw iadar ctEarac er To exhibit.
aud why he should have been rem. we'd. It'll
his. ctfi: ency AS an Inlian Ag:ut 8" clt ar'y
established little inurp thar, We can ,,li.er-
stand. unless the object bt. 10 k.s.n all the
..pi kings and st.ali IS" within Tile pale nt
| The nlicl, talked at iowa Indian Ring
Ot his surc-ssnr., DR.. Wrignt. We k..w
notlii q. and these remarks ar. NOT TO he
ron s:ti,rpa In the least der gatory I" that
.ant,pnian. ani we o.,Iy hope hat lie may
prove as efficient in the discharge u bis
duties a.. NJ. jnr Pease has besn i l'e does
fhe w1fi ayh..iyp d stcresS hut seldom att:.intsi
by the average class o I.,tliAn AZ MS. Il :
pofa SPEAKS Of hii ;ss M h6atfttBfe eAiistl;l.'
| veutl man, and Ne haYe not !" VIZ Il To say " ~
dlsar,,2. n,ti.t of 4hir ~. hiicatl:.i.s ln't We
b .ve that WHEN aii Oilirei fills al posi'i"f'
OF SUCH. responsibility with Yh"r AMI cr'aiil
is better to retain lsitn than u risk change
merely to g,aiify the denian.is of AIRY cnqne'
party or ring, commercial. political or reli'
gia,ls Politically VIZ differ With the Major
but We are ifve say ti,at we do noi think
the posi- ion can be better flied than U was
by HIM. alnt that no improvement ~ the al
i mlr,istrat;on of Indian adsIrs will resultfro'n
TINS Welding -io lie elalnors OF body which
has, as yet, shown no yerJ great talent for
managing the nnt,rorei children nf the
! ]sdrest--.dds I'VE mayFbe 9artionsd tyr doubt'
/ Ing il it ever will
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= JufGE atiAisRf 4aS. ~ Mfss.miri~ vslipy. J.
th. ciyy YESTERDAY, Sars iha, one at his n.ig',-
Ssrs gaSe as r..s,rn d wiring agaI,st Bsek
{Dem J al he recent election. the following;
IL d.n4't know tnthta' about Beek; but iang
ne il | will v,,ss for auS man that '.Jti'sge'
Fisk, III tfre a IA Id. u ardnp1aE Gfionet ring
tar--yni h,t!' That man would make n
mates isrsmas -'ta poi ,rical Anejudicr ai,ou'
him !-Hetald. s'' -
We thought BecK's defeat would br ac-
scoun,-.i for s.ans. day. and l.iw the mystery
fisscl A.n.a APP. alike Ih-eal,-k sHenswh" f.
lieye III thu. vagarir> at the ier.'ld. Beck may
exciai,n. .'<,aye a,,t. frna fly fri-nls.'
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WHICH / l.asrstl-s..s.I.i
kylassa silf Iii !

fad,gas,5 Isa .lTTv- ..,t.. 80
nj n,s,.l r;s,iI;,...,. !.
tiat saeti,si, iIhe fss:.sf Wsst' of il,e is,,i,r
fbctteth lisstiarr kgsti,ii sLlsk a sll"Wsiose 10
: = a's 4 49,
iii, - III ilEi II Il n, st,,,,,.
kss ,it,sss;l ~ lfsl1a tFp ,riI,g5ss tiie
~ " ,, ~
Iaa.tsfIstaiide atGieot MI. AtiaEt hss TX am-
ins a.-ht int Aas st,sscm ti,el n. .IP. tai into
lit tpu ~! II oti S,
4;,,. Isl It'll, MI. s.stst s;, ,..s r.ss'
Ea,Rs'.fxu.ft tile d III, rUfsainskeiy. msiIl he
tsn"t'ai.i sAiajer rltr,icea on lItas spntsary as
i, - I'm H'y III, ~ W.. f4t
;, m seen l,x .it, ,,s so
otp r.;,si and nalrfsrv,,c .tft esi4tnct. viii
inc 'i.ti,s'a't - Bfsiialfk Miis. nh Hle tW.'
f,.l .n ,,,,. !. al d. Z, -.l.;,e 1s,, ,.i.h
l,ts sad taf Yxhls.ra,lg. 1s.slp ., i rom aicr
and fietasm :-~lIeratd. Ii tai ifss.st Il .tsfs ~
mir. Geii ,t,l wi, III here, would not give any
iessnnatcor tin time l,if1Iiefs the anrihtrn
Pa VII Railroitiz 1..ipaay "a. s,,aIa a.pnslr .ct
a.y port ion OF the,r ro,.ei rsIrrret To tile
worA tti,1e during tlp. ,.ast two years as an
earaw.t.iia tile ,ialnpany Would prosecute
tile tanr.s,oa an early ci,lnp.eiiane aai.i
aafsIr.a aCnin. wi,fie mere, estimated the dis
Ia ce tromd,hs tlenowsl"lee crossing 70
i;"z, man AT two tinu.ired and, ,4iorr, five
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A correspondent nf fhe Scientific American
save: r'Tne:htst fetueaiN sre bleeding at l'e
nose. IA. given by f,r. Gleasnh in ane 'f ah .
lectures, is a vigorous nidlinh ut the jaws. As
il in The act Of mastic lion In The case
of n child, q wa'lef Taper sll'',,al sbs p'c'd
Id ~ n,outl,aid The, child ipsir,lts.fo chew
IL hard o. c nr<c All adult does not ,sd
the paper. 1t is The mo'i'n of the laws that
stsps tls. dow OF bl.od. irhi- r,-si.ssly is s''
very simple that many vii ietis Inclined ="
laugh at if. but II has never bees known I"
Rail Tint H. sing tustAiie,s eyep iif very sever.
4 .c.s..s ,,lnlII 2An Ag.iiI 6DA8S
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bozfnAN % IS
OH ,y.,lne>day. gong ifo tile ifo,,iisains on
lie 70 T.5 fark. on I f,r,'siMcling four. They

OH "Wednesday. GONG iino tile fnOeiiitains on.
!, lie 70 rs FarE. o oa I ll,tdspfcain -FOUR. They
epe al irsnf TIE Eat size aid sPpeired u
have some pa, iicrflfar point view. afd are
w,ril prepared rep ii r-i,ain e,it Sometime Ar
ii Mr. party party three men csisitf iS fr'i Cedar
last week aiid ats III tile au,,siiaihs bet tween
III. lea, 4,f'iie d. L. Valley and Elk CRY.
Aid siifI' aiiothei party IHisfeetfngin the
moiidtaiiisi II, 81 ltHn,i this iiacea, djndgi,E
iEEin What VI Ne lave heard. sh5;iid not be
sur;,,rfiSsesd 1--WE lad mining 'excitsment to-
a,,1nhcs ii ,,a'nifh ttr. ioing. .3's ~ !" ii@zs '''
on IhWs''sy atsffnsan The BE-. nI' ilstaa,s, y s,
Fr,nehiowis. IN ,thls. seuhtv., was Visited by
the most destructive hail STORM that as pass
Cd aver tl,is Sect Nh slice iis s-tflt,nfn, bs
the whites IN The s,o hi c.ltie ffo6i tile 'Bi,er
Root Root MOI, up, ,t,m,s. ami istFnrK lie vaity six
/ miles nil! above br FrenchtoWf a,Id passed down
the valley. i, tlie tcio,d splitting n4a- French
town Va and missing ihise u io.r tafms. vhrr
= -y.r ~ The sta, t,, In passed lie clnps totally
run ruined. ~ grail grail anil vegetables were odf Gown
and beaten into the eaitfl. .7'' ''.''' rs
.is.t q @rtfgtMy.sts,,Sts. 4lliitl". sla,iss'"
Gaffttts l2afAilp 81, ia a5 ss.s.ayll..,. ,..t -
:, Obsrry.,g Yesterday, in Iesf cf our hnsiprss
hsgss.s gecl dYsl d IL. hil M ..ity, We steppedin
10 Iear,, i the cspsy. AMI discovered tbat tne
party j .rl X Mr. Geo. r!r r!hr"'nas'
oi fis MslisYhAlls, l As. thii cllanpo On y 'tir-
maker. II M.nta,,a, Mr.. Il,oIpas' ). tcl,"i,s'
braid j. 'iEsIra, Family" ana has no X'sin
Liz. Que hpndlnsl and 'wseuty sacks 9f t''i.
bra 4 wrre sold hy Mr. !. Yesterday aifs5 -
per hunslre,i pounds. .ss.,,a p.i-g s~i.i's ~
Three Be.kslife pigs. q, niolsti, old. wert.
sold ltlysstssslaxby HE Gi+ei,hioti tor ill. land
Eso,ne sur, aftone hi,nd ed xud twenty dollars;
|. Flthtr Razzina rh.. ltbiiaH Jesuit who has
ls'.ean visiting the WESTERN and >t,dfh 'Ameri-
ean missions, left yesterday morning. Tor
Europe psA s'a oda e9.s.rtttst i,
john sG'ssackier. who was buried from the
Sisters Hospital OH saturday was an old pie-
merin this country. and one IL fl,e early dis
ensvrferss oi the silver CRY mines. 1lia funeral
WAS attended by nearly every miner on Silver
s.rcek. ard Was a very Imposing and sorrow
ial tfi'iue % ljs memory. .,, s.'.' ~ ~
The prisoper, who was sent in By Deputy
sheI # John h. Quirk. from Li'Holn Gulet.
charged, with being Implicated n .hf assault,
last ", ek upon Mr.. Jones. Wa,pn- master ter
Garr.son s Wyatt, near brown. asSIa,r,,r on
,hr Benton road, was hhrpught tlre before Ja,lgt
foiten Yesterday. and ,ii.c''ars"i. ss Mr.
Jones came forwar,i ard testified that the
prisoner had notls.ig Is 10 Win The ASSAULT
Herald =. f...s...,, ), ;. 'st''
], No l"cais neal in the, Herald this week. Whal''
\ tiac uIatIer Bs,D! 7ps45as<.---,---, Is
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
now Are N.,U, OR . Az ERss

ssfhe Northern II rsuifi..s ItaiifO Oa.l has called
for proposals to build 205 miles Il road from
Bism ,rck to lie cr,1ssny oi the feiowst,ne.
This piece of work will titioubtediy be nm
sisl.cs next sum er,e and tite Ioad finally Toe
Gated through the Territory. wiz The w's"-
acres who,. u few months since. dislnaliy pre-
iictetl that the Northern Pacific swoald be
from six to ten years reaching our Tertiary,
nov give up thar they khew nothing about
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
TIE COUNTYFAlR.

=, Just as we were geiaK 10. press the follow
,,rs.,s I'm. note was handed US from the Stcretary
.of. the East4rn Montana "A griculturai and
Mineral Associ.iien. We shall refer to the
matter NJ lehgth next " ek
e t15i4a1 !. gALLATIN CRY. M. II.
ssuAvs sGtE xss.na ~ II august 2l. 1879. "
y9ar} EdtiorConrierc: ,1t 4e zs4 ali gaa,.;,,.d
bIR; lhr 18th OF October has Dttii appoa'.. -,
yfigs Ne The Board III Directors ~ tic tune to
e..u,t,,tucIng our Disirict Fair. ~
It ~ ~ Respectfully.
=. y. WELLS Sc