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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-12
IL 6 Land nrE1.,..

HELENA, NJ. T., August Is, 1873 {
SAMUELN. MYERS, whose post Office address
y is Bozenan Gallatin County, M. T.. has this
day filed his application to enter as agricultnr i
u of section 80, and the sW u OF the SEA-
aad the Sc x of the SW Y OF section IS,
east, which land is suspended from entry. Notice
is hereby given that u hearing will be had at this
office on the 4th day Of DC ODER A. ID. 1873. at 10
O'Clock a. M, to determine as TO the mineral
or non mineral character or said land, and
testimony TO be used upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk OF Gallatin
County, at his ofiicen Bozeman on tho Both day of
september, A. D., 1873. at 10 o. clock a. nj.
It is alleged there no knowH miners, or min
in improvements or claims upon said land.
au3z-5W w. G. CHILD, Register
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NOTICE TO MINERS
u. s. LAND OFrIcs.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HKLENA, NJ. T. Sept. 8, 1878.
A NDREW H. MUIR LAY, whose post sfhce adj
has this day filed his application as agri-
cultural land, under the Presumption laws the
east half southeast quarter OF section 49, and the
west half OF southwest quarter OF section 49, IN
township No. ], north range No. east which land
is suspended from entry. Notice is hereby given
that hearing will be had at this Office the 9th
day OF October, A. d. 1878, at lO CLOCK nj to
determine as to the miner non mineral charac-
ter of said land, and testimony to be used upon
said hearlng will be taken before Arch Graham
County Clerk, at Bozeman, Gallatln county, NJ
T.. on the 24th day OF October, A. D., 1878, at 10
o'clock . m. 5se#
1t ia alleged there are no known miners, nor MIN.
ing improvements or claims upon SAID land.
sa w. q. CHILD, Register.
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NOTICE TO MINEas. Il

E5IEsle.fs s. q. s.. LAND VpEFfCE,1
HELENA, NJ. T., July q, 1878:
oHS STEVENS. whose post Office address Is
~ bozeman. Galiatin County. M. T., sfiled
this Office his application To- enter agricultural
Ianc fhs south Y Of n w Y and north X of 5 " 4 Of
see % In township No. south OF range No. 5 east
which land ~ suspended from entry as agricnlta al
and; notice ls hereby gwen that hearing will be
hau at this Office ct 10 clock a. M. the 9Th dag
OF September 1873. TO determine as TO the mineral
or non mineral character of the land, and testi-
nlony 20 be used upon SAIL hearing will be tskcn
before Arch Gfaham, County Clerk, at his office in
,Bozenian. Gaiiatin County, NJ. T. commencing al
~ q clock ~ on the lst day of September, 1873.
II y alleged there are no known MINER nor min.
ing improvements Or Gains upon said land. 81
.a4 - ssEgss w. C,gEHILD, Register.a.
=. y LrHxH, Attorney for 4 plicant. jy25-5w
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
u. s. LAND OrF1cE,
HELENA, NJ. Il. July 80 1873, 4


81 HELENA, Nj T., July 80 1873.
I0SEPH SPARLIN, whose postoaiee address is
~ Byzeman, Gallatin county. NJ. r., has this day
filed his applica ion enter under the Presumption
Act. the 5 = of va and the n w u of w n
OF section 70 and the X Of tie u Of
section 70 townships south range east, which land
is suspended from entry Notice is hereby given
thata hearing will be hadgat this Office on the 9Th
day of September, A. n. 1878, at 10 o. clock u IN. ,
o determine to- the mineral or non-mineral char
acter OF The land, and testimony tn be used on
said hearing will be taken before Charles Dyer
Notary Public, at his Office in B0zem b, on the Sd
day oil September, A. ID. 1878, ut 10 o. clock D.. M.
au5-5w W. q. CHILD, Register.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-12

New mines have been opened on the upper
Big Hole this summer, and are paying well.
As that is q wcll-waiered country, ard many
extensive bars are found containing gold. iii
two Or three years it will be one of the BIT st
mining districts in the Territory 50
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-12

THE North-westernBo Boundary Commission
when last heard from were 40 miles west III
Pcmbinx. and would, untler favorable CIR
cnInstances, reach Fort Buford before ths,
close Of THE present season. 3ss 5ss 'se4
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house,on Ninth street. Brooklyn. was MUIR
dered for her money. James and Sarah Mer-
sigan, at whose house tho affair occurred.
were arrested to-day.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Coun-
tan4 Territory on the LIST day oi September, 1878,
upon petition OF citizens OF Yellowstone pre-
cnct did estakl.s and organize said precinct Into
road district No. IL, embracing all The territory
east OF the dividing ridge between the Gallatln and
Yellowstone valleys that lies in Gallatin county
Attest: ARCH GRAHAM, Clerk.
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Beau Hicknan's cry Dug mp and Mu
GilHted.
Looking up the Co.nterfei.s.

NEW YORK. September 3.
] Up to noon to-day ten counterfeit $500
notes have been received at the Sub-Treasury.
day detected two points in difference between
the genuine and counterfeit notes. not men,
toned in the Government description. In
genuine notes the signature OF Spinner clearly
ovsries the seal, while in the. counterfeit the
seal has evidently been stamped on after the
signature. Intfe counterfeit the center star
in the cluster around the neck OF the Goddess
of Liberty is defective while in the genuine
it is perfect. s
The Democratic State Central Committee
tonight issued call the Democratic State
Convention to meet 1T Utica, October 1sr.
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BY TELEGRAPH
OVERLAND COACH ROBBERY.
Treasure Boxes B-oken open and Com
tents stolen.
e -
D

PLEASANT VALLEY, September 81
The coach going south was stopped about
ll-3O last night by two masked men at Big
Dry Creek, twenty-five miles sonth Of this
place. There was one passenger on board.
aud no messengers. They took the treasure
boxes, broke them open and then returned
them alter taking ont the contents. They
told the driyertf least he said about it the
better It void be for him, as they saw him
every day.
Defeat Staring Butler i'm the Face.
BosToN, September 5.
Washburn 2S9; Butler 262: doubtfal %.
BosToN, September 6.
LATER.-Butler's headquarters in this city
make the delegates to the Republican State
Convention stand: 3le for Butler, TO 293 for
Washburn.
BERLIN, GERMANY, September 6.
The statement which recently appeared in
American papers that Germany intend pur-
chasing Lower California from Mexico, is
without foundation.
b
BoYoNNE, SPAIN, September 4.
1t is announced upon authority that there
are 10000 Carlists under arms in Spain. They
are arransi ing to establish cannon foundry
near Tortosa Tarragona.
Fire I'm ChicagO-AnOther Big Steal.
CHICAGO, September 5.
A fire last night destroyed the Phoenix
Planning Mill ON tile corner Of Sangamon and
Carroll streets. loss, $500. 900.
Col. John l.. Harper, U. S. Collector for
the Eighth Illinois District, is reported de-
iaulter to the Government in sums variously
estimated at from $4,000 to $500. Zoo, aud is
supposed to have gone West His bond Is
for 100000 and will probably cover the
amount of the defalcation.
Beau Hfcknan's ody Dug mp and Mu.
tilated.
WASHINGTON, September 4.
The Police are looking for the persons who
mutiated the body of Beau Hickman. When
the alndertaker went to the Potter : field to
remove the body 10 the Congressional burial
grounds he found the legs unjointed at the
hips, the head severed from tile trunk and
skinned. the viscera taken out and removed.
with the exception of the heart, which was
found in the bushes near by wrappt in a
newspaper. Wha could be gathered was in
TERED in the cemetery.
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FROM Nam Franetaco.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. 6

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.
William Dwyer. well known prize fight
or was stabbed and killed last night BY john
Harrington. Tie men had q fight in sa-
loon OH Jackson street, when the proprietor
drove them out, and on reaching the. door
Harrington plunged dirk into Dryers
breast.
Ir an ARRAY last night at Truckee. between
two gamblers named Andy r. Rigate and
Jack White, twelve shots were exchanged.
Each man received three shots and both
were killed.
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New York News.

sF}a New York, September 5.
The settlement OF the Geneva award by
Great Britain and the final payment by France
to Gera any on account OF thewar indemnity
occurred to-day. The final payment on ac-
count f'the Geneva award VIZ ST. 900, 900, OF
which $239.74O was paid in called bonds, and
che balance in gold. These two important
events attracted much attention in financial
circles to-day. .ss
The Commercial savs Wal street is wild
with rumors relating to the liability Of lead
ing bulls in gold to make goo their engage
ments. Indeed. it is circulated on the street
that nearly every house that ms been closely
connec ted with the leaders in he bull market
will go by the board. and vii be hopeIessly
ruined. Leading banks who lave been back
crs of the bulls have deserted them, and are
low trying to secure themselves. Such are
the run ors OH the street.
/ The Brooklyn Eagle says tie bull clique in
gold is the bear clique in sticks. and led BY
the same men. Jay Gould is on the short
side OF almost everything olthe active list
of stocks. and particularly in Vsstern Union,
which has sold speculafively oan enormous
extent. He would have BEN cornered on
this stock long ago had il let been FIR Lis
connection with the late Fl F. Clark, and
during his lifetime avaIlcd himself of that
|gentleman's connection withIle company to
borrow reserved stocks beloniiag to the com
paay, and thereby make god bis deliveries.
Now, however. the day Of stlement is APP
|proaching, and tomorrow Ills borrowed
stock must be returned TO hfeompany. In
order to meet his contracts Gould has been
borrowing stock from variouiparties, and Is
now seeking to make ur tile lalance BIZ COW
ering some Of his shorts. bltbefore dong So
he seehs 10 break the nlarla, and hence bis
raids Of Yesterday and t-day. i Gould
should fail to deliver the bFrowed stock 90
morrow, there VIII doubled be considerable
excitement IN the vicinity f the Stock Ex-
change:
II IL now stated that the ttrctives believe
That Mrs. Haminill, whosebody was found
burned and with cord atslt the neck In 4
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-12
Mercantile Prize Asso,iat ion
OF NEW YORK.
Daily Drawings!!!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET.

seash e s ea $3.50 8 Cash Gifts Goo
II q . %, 900 zoo - 200
20 :" g = 5000 $50 "*F ''%'s&A 100
600 Gold Watches .....................B 20 to 3oo
10 sewing MacnInes. -. oo TO 100
10 Elegant Fitnos. .eacn 0U TO W
80 Melode0ns. ......ss' 90 10 200
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware etc. valued at 81 500, 900
a chance to draw any of he above prizes for 8
cents Tickets describing prizes are SEALED in en-
velopes and we'll mixed. On receipt of IS cents q
SEALED TICKET is drawn without choice, and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon it
will be delivered to the ticket holder payment of
ONE DOLLAR Prizes areimmediateiy sent to any
address by express return mail.
Is You will know what your prize is before yen pay
fer it,. Any prize exchanged for another Of the
same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss:-Fair dealing can be
lied on.-N. r. Herald, Aug 8. a genuine distri-
button .--Wcrld, Sept. g. Not of the day
JYeckiy Tribune, July 7 They give general satis-
faetion.-Stdafs Zeitung, A e, s.
REFERENcEs;-By kind permission we refer to
the following :-Frankiin S. Lane, drew ST., 600.
Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston so, 900. Mrs. Lou
IsaT Blake, st. Paul " Piano, 500 Samuel v.
Raymond, Boston. $500. Eugene p, Bracket,
PIttsburg, Watch, $500. Miss Annie Osgeod, New
Oreisns, 90, 600. Emory 4. Pratt. Cslonbus, Ohio,
81, 900.
Z ONE CASH GIFT in every package of $50 tickets
guaranteed; tickets for 81 90; for So GO rs for
$3 90; so for IS 90; $50 for SIS 70. .4..
Agents wanted, to whom we offer liberal indnc-
ments and guarantees satisfaction
ADDRESS, A. r. JACKSON 3 Co,
No. 136 Nassau Street New York
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THx Pacific Tribune is the title Of the new
paper started At Tacoma. the Pacific terminus
u the Northern Pacific Railroad. d 9d z
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.Caaifornia seate EIectien.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. q.
The returns from tie inter ior indicate the
election of Independent Senators from Los
Tuare, Santa Clara. Alameda, Sa-
cramento. Solana and Placer, with good
prospects tf the election OF Bartlett ard Hal
Idle Ind.) from this city. Several holdoyer
Republicans will probably vote for Booth
His strength in the Senate will probably
range from twelve to, fifteen votes. Assum-
ing the election Of Independent Assembly,
men in this city, Booth has 80 votes in the
Lower House. with the probability OF three
or four more. The prospects are that he may
have IS or 30 votes At the beginning on joint
ballet. The result may be varied by the of
fetal count in this city, as the contest be-
tween Roach (Deni.) and BARTLETT (nd.) is
still close. and the count will not be COM
pleted before Monday. Otis Qnd) for May
or, is undoubtedly elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
Last night 1t was announced that Roach
had beaten Halli,lie for tile Senate, but re-
vision, OF the returns, in addition to one pre-
cInct not in them, shows Hallidie elected
Bartlett was beaten By Roach $50 votes. The
rest of the figures stsnd as before.
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During the last fiscal year public lands
were disposed of as follows. gl As sgsEas

A quantity greater by l,e9s.27o.25 acres
than Vas disposed Of the previous year Is
The cash receipts, uidtr various heads,
amounted TO S32lS. 100. During the same
period there were surveyed a2.ol6.sos acres,
which. atldcdeso tic quantity already snr-
yeyed. AMOUNTS ID 5ss. 1884, so acres. leaving
nnsurystsI 4 !, srsea of I. All y 300 acres.
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Happy RELIEF for FOune Mcr, from th.,
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
herd restored. Impsdimenfs to Marriage re npa1ed.
New method of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free in eaIeti
envelopes. Address, HOWARD Association
Mol S. nth Ninth st Phladeiphia, an In.
stlfltion having a high reputation for Memorable
cnnducf and professional skIA a9gF 884fgse S7sTFf
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g I,ssaag aa1 9zslo isfw S4adsaaa stodn aa
fsfa4,1 Ely sa spfAipy
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Road n Notice.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
FEMALE BEAUTY.


l'RUSTFES SAfE.--Tha State OF Texas,
1 County Of Dallas.--Under and by virtue
OF u ocrtin deed OF trust made, executed
and delivered 10 me MS trustee by j. ]. Bruce
and phifer, on the 18th day OF April, A. u,
1879, | will proceed TO sell 10 The highest hid
der for cash In coin, upon the lot upon which
said house ssiiuated on the 18th day of Octo-
blr, A. u. 1873, the following described prop
crty, viz.
1nehOuse and improvements situated upon
certain piece Of ground In the city Of Dallas
In said county ana siiate, about my yards
southwest from the office If the Dallas city
Railroad. SRtd land being the sane leased by
snid BrIce and Phifer from W. ii. CASTOR,
and the said house and improvements being
tho sumo recently occupied by said Bruce
aud Phifer rs a ten pin alley and bar room.
The 81 Il deed Of trust having been made 10
secure Ilensley Bro. & Co, In the payment
OF u certain openaccount due them by said
Bruce and plifer 0s aforesaid. / shall pro-
coed To sell the said property Ms Aforesaid,
on the 18th dav NJ October, 1873, upon the
premises, within the hours prescribed by
law. TRAVIS llENSLEY,
.O9-d5t Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

EoR RENT.--The building now occupied
l. by The Dallas Herald office Is offered 0r
rent. Possession given on or about the LIT Of
September next. dtf
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~ DAILY HERALD Is published every
.. Y.is, 500. Munnay, ~ so yua, IA
i.,.,,.i sIipr * months u lorOue mouth;
% cvatS Tor Uut W'tk single copies, 10
gents.
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Fourth Annual Fair
or
HARRISON COUNTY,
At their grounds in
S,IU-N- an AZ pp-.NEt

Commencing October %, and continues
Fodr Diys.
Colonel John W. Forney. 1f Philadelphia.
the accomplishe editor oi the i'nss, W II de-
liver the opening address, tuesday, sepfem
her 70. at II AIN. Other DISTINGUISHED speak
ers will deliver addresses on tie succeeding
days.
The grand finale v IN hea Masquerade Rail-
ON the evening oi Friday. OC'uber ,, under
the auspices Of the A.-aeintltn nnd a com
ml;t,.e Of gentlemen. No one viii be admit
ted to participate in the ban unless In mask
and c,l. ume.
The premiums for trn.'irg, pscin-, e:c.,
Will be double those published In the cata-
logue.
The survivors Of the Thlrd Texas cavalry
will meet on Friday, Octrbi y, tn furm nh
organization. VI. - CoisIn m will deliver an
address. q. NJ rIiiLLIph, Prcst.
JOHN U. FRALEY. Stcre;ry. lsldtd
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Tents! Tents! Tents!

Call on q. h. Holland, No. 90 Elm street,
and bug q tent before they ore all gone, and
take your families 10 huht for week Or so.
29t<in
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MISS Lizzie MCGEE,

..,. i~arn,rnl ioral Music 1T the Sacred Heart
uaycnt, AanhattaG,i!lr, n. T.,
Ou,g, her prof sslOnal ogyico, 10 thecilIz MS
81 p.iWS as uachcr al Vocal aud iH,tiu-
'ln,i. esd frur. \priA - y j.
'',rr, dcEaH,, or '' .rtNr,L ',i tp,uael
. tylut's lriGrn"f Iittiu
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" EEKLY HERALD.

UIa WEEKLY HERALD VIII De pub
N.uti every Nttirluy uufhlns. NunScrlp-
.lii, tsl1 per hnnumi sl,D Tor siN months,
t.. W4INliGo. ~ subscription taken
uI b., ,D B., pcgili man SIX mollhS.
Au ut.s meutS inserted at the rate Of 81 M
..r, ,uttrt tor the tlrSt Insertion, ana iJc,nS
.u'rtcl Mps ia M insertion.
OBITUARY notices. marriages, d'nlhs, public
m ..ting,, cards Of thanks, tcu to be paid for
Al d ~ ady'Itiseinonl rates.
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IsRUSTEES sALE.--under and by virtue
ofa decd OF trust executed and deiiv-
cred 10 Va by q. n. Winn. on the 22d day of
April, A. u. iS3. ia secure the payment Of q
certain prnmlssOry note, payable To the order
VI Adams 4 Leonard, In the sum Of one hun
1red aud any gold dollars, bearing date the
day and year aforesaid, and due sixty days
thereafter, with three per cent per month
interest ffom date, we will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse door In
the city and county Of Dallas md State OF
Texas, at 10 o'clock Am, ON Saturday, the
18th day OF October, 1873, n certain tract of
land, situated IN the county and State afore-
said, oa the waters OF Elm Fork, n part OF
the -. Il. X. e.. u. Galway hendright, and
mora particularly described as follows; BE-
ginning az the southeast corner Of a hundred
acre tract. decided by said VIM to +. A.
Vim, December 10, ISL. thence west, with
the south line OF .aid hundred acre tract, 600
varas, TO the southwest corner Of same: thencs
north 2Jl yaras, 10 stake; thence east 90 varas
to stake in east line Of SAIL tract; thence
south 7gl varas, 10 the beginning.
q. j. ADAMS
]. l.. LEONARD,
Ig7dtd Trustees.
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~ DAlLN HERALD,
, Iorapr Ioonon ~ N,n s,,.


nn. u. .. 10. sablishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

RETURN or TIE BALTIMORE KNIGHTS OF Ply
rHIas.-i'he Baltimore knights Of PythaS.
who visited Richmond as an escort to the
delegates Of the Supreme Lodge OF the Or
der, returned to Baltimore on Thursday
nj sht. comirglrom Washington ria the Ball
more and Ohio railroad. They had intended
10 return nv the Potomac road, but missed
the connection in Washington. Grand
Chancellor Lindsay Suc1kS in the highest
terms of the hospitality rendered the mem-
hprs of the Order while in Richmond. which,
in fact, he SAYS amounted to an ovation.
Last evening a special meeting OF Oriental
Lodge Mas bcId, il their hall, north Iaca
street, at Which Gr;Sd Chancellor George W.
Lindsay presided. for the purpose o! taking
some action reltiTeto the hnspItabie reccl-
ti0u they met vita ut the hands of their
brethren OF the Order i'll Richmond. Re
MARKS were made by serera! members eX-
orcS>iye of the cordial welcome and IN
bounded hospitality extended to all The visit
inc knights from Baltimore, but especially
to the reception given to Oriental Lodge ny
the Santa Cruz (Symcu5e) Lodge OF Rich
moni. On motion, it was resolved 10 pre-
sent 10 the Santa Cruz Lodge some test-
monial Of appreciation for their generous
hospitality. ana after Il conversational discus
sion, it was resolved 20 prepare and have pre-
pcrlv engrossed series of resolutions eX-
pressing the sentfaents of Oriental Lodge,
and have the me5handsomely framed ana
forwarded to SantaS'ruz LodSe.-Bat1nlore
Sun and Gazette, 1Nh. .