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GSNFr night in Odd Eel.
ssr,, S.,sI's-1s low, Hall north side Main
street. Jas Daughory, y O.; J Atkins V G.
j. D. Dennir, secy'
Grub Orchard Lodge, No. l0s-M,ets al odd
Fellows Hall. Crab Orchard. XIV. every Fri
day evening. : Nanderpool, y q; Aqmilla
Payne, NG; W / samnders, Rec, Sec John
Edmision, Fer cec.i " VI "arheIt, Treas.
R.beLol Lo1qe-Neets every lst and Sd
Tburs,l,y niobts in e1ch month -
40
ss--s, 1o'leh hss LseG''P@f ~ 70 %
- - ri Tussday nisbts In eacI' month
Err ChensuIt & u, Jobn pudderar \ ~. 4
Dsunis Srribe
a Ads9Hie- Lincoln Lodge We: oomeet.
| Nv 81 Masonic Han, corner MAN and
NY Lancaster streets every ~ Monday
night IN each M month no ia'S,, "
w ihos b"!orl' w ~ - ~ T. NerinS, w =;
nC.iJ",u = a r. -
Stamford Loige, 10 i'z, a. M--Meets ~
Masonic Hall last Monday night each mon~
X Penny, W VI IL ohenauIt, W. leo
d Hopper, "; james Paxton Treas \
Warren, Seey; W u Miller, ID Ihos IL
shahhS ~ "'"''"'"' -"
/ Sanford II. 4. Chaper-Meets Of Masonic
| Hall every lst Monday night in each month.
[ l. II Yates, II 7.
U..,...;,,. Ia. y.,st vu u.,
Na.oni . Han IIn,,ony,ils Ky syoyy s Sa,ur'
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one and the Other years old. They aieof good size
web bred riesl, al aud gpod breeders, will
stand az 90 IN nsdre mare IN faal, payable the
usual terms, sl0 10 insure a living colt paya he
when the colt gets az. li01-lml A. NJ fELANp
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\. RI wall awe prenium q 81, 70 The best mare
colt Sl5 10 ihs host horse colt of GINS get Of be
seasn VI ldla Colts 10 he exhibited al stanford On
JOE. n. HOOKER,
l0G-im stanford, Ky.
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County Court, "a Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court Is, MONDAYS in March, June.
September and December. Court Of Claims
81 Monday in October. Court of Levy and
Assessment-2d Monday IN june.
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BIZ you know any Nho uses Opium In any
form, please send marked copy" Of this paper 10
that individual snlercf. so-u
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NO. D.. DREN ON.

No. I saddle stat HT ~ ola DTennoni dam Grey
Eagle Drennpn g. Driutiiil hofse-hay breeds
vel Que siy le aud s,es all the tishionable glts
TER MS-Bruee, so, at time Of service.
Morrison, 40 shes The proves la ioa prennon,
sil 80 to Insure living colt.
Mares parted with Insurance i1ieited.
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Description and Pedigree /:

GRAY ELMO Is years old, a dark iron gray full
10 hands 'sh, sired by Aex,ni - St Elmo his
dam b, the 'gtc MAJOR Mnler's Denmark 2 dam by
Mai. Blyihe's Whip; dam by Modpacker G z x
dam by Messenger. THIS hcrs, WIS hrei by II. H.
IhGfnnnd.
| can sly without Ear oi contrldi.iiln that he T.
standing logtr than any huTae 90 Koitucky, OF his
hla0l, merit aEd performance, having made mile
Ia IS than three minutes with lc' training Tran any
horse ever knew. Invite ia s. -.ise,tiiy, n ex
anime his ppNvr, stsie a-gi0n. -z' ,v,g aud temper
alnent before hr 'slns els Ehere.
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eisf ca !, iakcn, G1t 10 iesponsit]lit,es Adinrs
E.P fAuLaoNER,
lps-si Portland, near psnvils, ky,
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TWLTITE Ut Ut.
ISanjord-John VI Phillips. Jr., Judge, 9Th
Saturday in each month. T Adkins, Mar
shall.
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INORKLAND stab ES.

By Alcade ~ Wo0ifiks Mambrino Pilpt; he by
Manhrino 'hief; 1T dam Piloi gnd dam blackburn
Whip. Bruce'- ist dam by Dpwnings Vermont 2nd
Hunts Ahdalah, sire IL Dexter 3rd Northern trot-
ting mar. lsi AMI md dams both extra fast
Two nll sisters ot Bruce Nere sid a. Mr., Thorn Of
New hprk aur .6Uu1. one hill sister tfoicd nic In
221 and si0,pO0 refused iur her.
Bruce Is Kept hr hrreding purpu,es, he combines
the ros easily developed aud Gsicsi troitng hmiies
In kunturAN.
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MOGUL AND SAM,

Will also and nj the sane firm, tvo fne Jacl
bred tue lite Majur 81, the VI Malisoul
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inE TAxTs EMnRAcED WITHIN THE rROvts-
Hons oF TiiE LAW ABpNE QUOTED
AHE TnE FOLLOWING, Wa:
MAYI,iS7L To APRIL. 80 ia7a

Any rst-aA, li,iis ahs shah faii 70 comply With
the nr,guing r-luirymenis will be subject :" severe
penaltius.
Persons or arms Liable 10 pay any of the spseI1
taxes named alHse la Lincoln county must apply
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DIRECTORY.
Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY Couurrrrr
II N 60. fr...u...
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The Master Of the State Grange has
decided that hereafter, Deputies mus,
not place Oranges closer than four miles
to each other
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The Massachusetts, Changers are Ia
king lawyers into the order. The next
progressive step we hope will admit edi'
tors and even preachers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-02-06
YELLOWSTONE
Wagon Road and Prospecting
Expedition.

A large Expedition Will leavo Boseman o.
OF about February 10th. 70 locate Fres
Wagon Road to Tongue Rivcr ard GENERALLY
survey and prospect the country betwec,
Bozeman and that point. 1t will 90 vel
QUILTED. Good men are invited to join It
and contributions Of supplies arc solisi'ed
Men must come provided with arms, am'nu'
milton and supplies for term OF six months
Cattle, horse and mule teams will accom-
pany It. and saddle outfits will be admitted.
Those intending 70 accompany or contrib
ute toward It must advise the Secretary fully
Immediately. and all men and material must
report 1t Bozeman before February 10th.
Rich miner~l deposits are believed to exist
In the region riff ID to. ard the best men Of
tho Gallatin VALLEY arc interested In, and
have contributed 5000 toward, the move
ment. which Is endorsed by Messrs. Gemmell
and Sharp. Of Madison. who have decided to
move with this expedition.
A this enterprise viii do much to develop
the various resources OF tho lower country.
induce immigration and encourage railroad
and stcamtoat approaches. the interest OF
every citizen will 10 consulted BY assisting
BY means OF men aud material.
J. r. Bruce. n. Story.
w. l. p~skins. H. y. MaRJlfno.
J.. \. William, CA.-s-r Inch.
J. v. B0Yert, D u. carpenter.
w. Cooper. y. ". l.angh0rnes
T.. T.. Burns, ,. d. Bowen,
e. L. Clark, y.
Executive Committee.
~. BOG ERr. Treasurer and Sec'y.
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"She hlt this morning.
DWELL, We can 60 where she is.S
"Alss! she will never forgive me"
whispered AEabella.
"Nonsense! I know she will
Chow do yen known
~Why, she told ne % herself, 70
terday."
He could hsve bit his tongue Or toe
making such . clip.
uToJd you 20 herself! Why You
were rot hero yesterday, and you new.
er aew my aunt. WIetehw dho OK.
claimed, . CLEAN Of intelligence break
ing upon her, as she closely scanned
her husbands features, II zee it Ill.
Your uncle is q myth. It was yourself
in disguise l saw yesterday" she add.
ed, betraying herself in turn.
"Traitressw he cried, catching at
her last unguarded words; ut was
you who were your aunt yesterday. I
was fool not to see it"
For an instant the eyes Of the pair
met In hate, in scorn, then turning
their backs upon each other, they
went their several ways-each, may
hap, to take counsel Of one Of those
eminent legal gentlemen skilled in the
procurement Of "divorces without pub
licity."
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

70 the Late Veyn0n Expedition.
All who intended joining the Vernon FIX.
ps,liti"n are irvitcl {" join the Wagon Road
and Prospecting Expedition with their out
dts. All that would have resulted from tina I
movement will BE- obtained under o"~a, and
attention IL hereby called to the report pub
l,shesl in this paper.
The Committee assure al that no txrgatn
1T any kind has been or will be made BY
which the retirement Of Mr.. Vernon is or
will he obtained. His retirement was volun-
tary 80 tar A. 10 known to this Associate" n.
wh.ci, pledges it.eii that no ''ring" or scl-
fish. secret object IL concealed in the move
Ment.
For tho Committce:.
Nv. BOGERT. Secretary.
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A DOYE RIDE.

X ~ W00 . OCUuGAAUA Joy ~ CASO Goa =
spring Of 18-. lived at the Wef
then, in one Of those half rural cite
for which the West is 50 famed. ha'
started out for q drive.
Just ahead Of me I saw walking o.
the road q very small boy. He va
dressed in plain clothes known q Ken
lucky Jean. On his head he wore
even this early in the Spring, q plail
straw hat; over his shoulder he car
ried q bundle, tied up in . red sill
handkerchief, and it slung upon :
stick. In his hand he held his grea
heavy shoes, whilst he tugged on man
fully and YEARLY, sore Of foot, an(
sore Of heart, had no doubt.
I drove quickly past, and then stop
ped and looked hack, and waited unit
the little fellow como up.
Halloa," l said, ''don't you want .
ridef"
ITO DO sure / do" said he.
"Then why didn't you ask me, said /
"Because," said he, II had asked &C
many times, and been refused 50 often
that had got discouraged, and did
not think yon would let me-" with
some emphasis on "you.")
"Well," said, "get in.n He stood
looking hopclessly up into the cush.
Toned and carpeted buggy, and down
at his bundle and stick and his heavy
soiletl shoes.
9 | am afraid I amt very clean," he
said At last.
ooh! never mind" said. Get In;
this vehicle was made for use.
"Pd better leave my STICK he said.
"Oh, no" l answered. "You may
want it again."
And 80 he climbed in, and the bun.
die was slowed away under the seat,
stick put down between US.
~ never rode in such q nice carriage
before, and don't think ever saw
such h0rses,' he went on, aud his eyes
fairly sparkled.
"DO you wan to drive1"
"May LIZ
Eyes, if you know how So I gave
him the reins aud We were friends at
once.
"Who did you ask to let you ridei"
asked.
"oh! all those men in the great farm
"And what did they sayf"
"f they had y load they said they
couldn't, and if they had no load, they
only smacked their great whips and
ratified by the faster, or yelled at me
to get out Of the road"
"And you didn't ask me. Did you
think because l had nice horses and q
ine carriage, and wore g0od clothes,
and looked like gentleman that there.
lore l wasn't one I" / snid, hughmgly.
"Well, yes, Pm afraid / did, but, he
continued, looking me square in the
lace, lido gentlemen always let boys
ride, when they want tot"
It was my turn to be little bit puz-
lied; and said, II don't think they do:
2ut = gentleman is one who always
Ices all he can to help others aud to
make them happy"
"Well," said he, think you are q
gentleman ct any rate"
And % said, "Will you tell me
rho you ore, for I think you ere .
gentleman alsos" and yet, be hadn't
aid "thank you" in words once, all
his time.
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"BUMDING castles in Spain, MI.
ST said the. landlady to Spicer. Who
was thoughtf1lly regarding his break.
last cup. mo, ma'am," said Spicer,
s,only looking over my grounds In
Java.1
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~ have been more manifest. "HonI
heavenSl Consider, madamei M
nephew is Of an impatient teuper.
and If your niece loves him q he love,
her, they will certainly be driven "a
elope, and what would you do then,
MADAME
"O course I should forgive her,
poor dear-she is all l have left in I'M
world; but then it would kill me If she
acted 70" said the old lady, crying and
coughing together.
MIR. Trett's eyes fairly glistened with
pleasure. The answer to his last
question, which he had waited for
with eagerness, was plainly satiskac-
tory.
Next day Mr.. Dothunter rushed
wildly into Arabella's presence. o.
her cheek were traces Of tears.
know the worst, he cried. MFlv
with me, dearest, beyond the reach II
III. cruelty that would defer our fond
hopes"
shoulder.
In few hurried words he consoled
her; and IN less time than such Al
affair was ever planned befoee, ! ren.
devious was fixed, aud before another
lonr had elapsed, the twain vas one
desh.
What was to be done ncxt)
"Go and ask your auntas lnegive-
ness" suggested the bridae,pal
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Yesas nss Seeking E.plsx.sst
We have p~rsrcreti arranRrm.,.ts Lv 49,.
WHICH We Can 0oasanoee oltuas1oa by sneeisi
conusct' 70 tose finishing the course satsfacforiv
~. 1IaRnan1 Full course and situation on.
SOUND City y the n,odel school Of thc West.
@sn0 1or circular and other inform ton n
TaOS. A. RICE Preeidenf
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A PATIENT wife in 'tOld Drop says
that Il death really does love . shin.
ing mark, it is singular he had not
fired ct her husbands nose before
fhia
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900 Cash Gifts.
$1.500, 900

will be d. tributcd among the ticket holders.
The tick 10 l'ii.t -. In coupons, Of tenths and
ai fractional parts will be represented ia the draw
ing just ~ Whole tickets are.
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MONTANA LEaLNLATURE,
~
nsH n slEasIeH.
olneers Of the Council.

!.
E1aR m s1RsIoH.
00cers Of the Council.
/ President-G. W. Stapleton.
Chief Clerk-A. II. s. Carpenter.
i Assistant Clerk-R. w. Hill
Engrossing Clerk-T. E. Collins.
Il Enrolling Clerk-W. B. Morrison.
Sergea1t-at-Arnns--Jos. E. Allen.
Door Keeper. N. Cashier.
Watchman-S. T. FulkeGoon.
il Messenger-J. II. Austin.
OMceEs 81 the Houlbe.
4 Speaker-John 81. Rogers.
I Chief Clerk--A. H. Barrett.
| Assistant Clerk--W. w. Chapman
/ Engrossing Clerk-E. T. Owens.
i Enrolling CLERKS. 8. Hughes.
i Sergeant-at-A rms-Ge0. Bruffy.
| Watchman-C. p. Blakeley.
! Messenger-Richard Watson.
CouncIl standing Committees.
Ways and Means Dance, Yager
Darlington.
Judiciary-Arick, Newcomer, Da-
Wis.
Internal improvements ~ Barber,
Walker, Garrigan.
Public Lands - Maillet, Stewart,
Barber.
Federal Relations d.
Wis, Walker.
Education-Yager, Cooper, New
conner.
Towns and Counties-Davis, Mail
let, Stuart.
Military Aftairs-Walker, Cooper,
Barber.
Interpretations Beattie, Davis Ya-
Agriculture and Manufacture -
Cooper, Garrigan, Barber.
Elections Garrigan, Dance, Wager.
Indian Affairs 80 Stewart, Dance,
Davis.
Mines and Minerals Newcomer,
Beattie, Garrigan.
ENDORSEMENT Garrigan, Newcomer
Beat.ie.
Observation-Disclosures, Stewart, Mail
let.
Printing - Newcomer, Garrigan,
Arick.
Immigration-Yager, Dance, Beat
tie.
Roads and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Stewart, Wager.
Territorial Affairs-Arick, Barber,
Dance.
HoWse standing ComnitSees.
Ways and Means-R. X. Emerson,
E. D. Aiken, J. W.. Hartwell, j. G.
Kerley, 8. Mallory.
Judiciary-Geo. 8. Coleman, W. F.
Sanders, J. Alger, Christian Mead, Z.
w. Sutton.
Internal 1mpr0vements-Otho Cur.
tbs, Samuel Mallory, Joe A. Brown, 1. !
Dean, j. Kennedy:
Territorial Affairs Curtis L. Har-
rington, Isaac Dean, A. Dusold, r. X.
G. NJ. Tate.
Finance-C. w. Sutton, w. A.
J. A. Brown, Ohio Curtis,
[ s. Stafford.
Roede ~.d Highways-IsadC- Down,
3. x. Emerson, J. NJ. Arnaux, James
Kennedy, q. G. OKeefe.
Public Lands-Samuel Mallory, C.
:. Harrington, G. Mead, G. w. Nc
Cauley, w. F. Sanders.
Federal Relations Ben. Ezekiel. A.
Carmichael, J. Alger, J. NJ. Arnaux.
Education and Lab0r-W. F. San.
1ers, !. Stafford, A. Carmichael, j. NJ.
Alger, J. N. Arnaux.
Gowns and Countess. A. Brown,
J. w. Hartwell, J. NJ. Arnaux, Ben.
Ezekiel, G. w. McCauley.
Military Affairs-W. A. Chessman,
4. Dusold, G. w. McCauley, G. NJ. !
late, and w. F. Sanders. !,
Interpretations ~ James Kennedy, |
J. 8. Coleman, C. Mead, A. Dusold,
}. NJ. Tate.
Agriculture and Msnufactures-C.
4. Tate, G. G. OKocfe, A. Carmichael,
J. w. Hartwel, j. NJ. Arnaux.
Elections Mead, F. G. Heldt, E.
}. Aiken, J. C. Kerley, A. Dusold.
Indian Affairs-I. Stafford, F. G. l.
1eldt, I. Dean, G. G. OKeefe, r. X.
emerson. Fl
Mines and Minerals-E. D. Aiken,
J. w. McCauley, J. A. Brown, G. w.
Jatton, w. A. Chessman.
Eng1ossment-F. G. Heldt, G. L.
Harrington, Ohio Curtis.
Enrollment-J. N. Ager, Benjamin
Ezekiel, w. A. Chessnan. /
Printing-J.C C. Ke1ley, w. 4. Chess
nan, Q. Curtis, G. w. Sutton, s. NAL
Dry. 1
Rules. NJ. Alger, l. Stafford, E.
}. Aiken. l.
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Total. 1900 Gin, a Casl, AlaQlulgm 10000
The chances for silt are ~ ons " i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tics ets. 80; Halves. e,s3 V.nths, or each
coupon, Is; Eleven While Tickle for sou; IN
~ Whole 1ickeis for elO.0U0. NJ discount ON lest
than 3i0O worth Of Tickets.
IN Fourth Gilt Concert will be conducted in = !
respects, like the three which have ALREADY been
given, aud full particulars may b. learned iron.
al who splly nor them.
0r.ess for tickets aud applications for agencies
VII y a!tend:.! - In the 0rier they received
there q ~ be . disspp intmeni or delay III illing
ALL Liberal terms gwen 81 th0s4 who buy ~ cell
again. All agents are pers mptOTtly required to
settle M their accounts and return oil ulsOlu tick
etc BY the 30th day " March.
mo. z. A0kkWLETTE.
Agent Public libssry Kentucky. aud Manager Gin
Kentucky.
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fNE LEE anoNUoOENT PoR-
TRAIT" OF
Gen. Roberto. Lee

IUUus llUUUlIusu UU
Engraved On Steel by a. B. Walter,
Under the direstion Of the American Art Union.
aud adopted and sold BY the Lee Memorial
Association. incorporated undcr the laws Of Vir-
ginia, for the purpose Of erecting Monument to
the memory Of Gen. Hobcrt 4. Lee.
We. Of tue Executive Committee .. the Lee Memo.
es:s se :aa oRs
Steel Engraved Portrait Of -nersI L 4 Lee. to
raise money in lrheranc~ Of the object of this As
ment to bus mrmory At the Washington and Lee
Univ, rsity.. Lexington, Virginia
""'s'e GEN. Is, v. n. P II Chairman:
CnAs. A. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
The Grand Monument to the memory Of General
The direction and skin Of Prof Valentine. and In
jec', III Lee nc"risi Associsfion place before the
people this life steel engraved portrait Of Gen.
u. &. Lee which lids been produced It sr'at *
pense, In response to IN almost universal desire 10
! perfect likeness Of one whom it seemed all at
temple 70 worthiIy portray ha.i failed u has BEEN
tail Of feature and expression. and embody hly
the character OF the subject. The success In this
or 50 true 70 ms
lure l. Il that one might .lmosf expect to see the
ehsdow OF thought pass Ova. his ss..~~ s's1esuc
1t 10 pronounced by the family and fries d. Of
Gen. Lac the must perfect likeness VI the great
General ever taken and y work Of art the fnest
Of il kind Of the ps . int century.
Geilatin County snd the Territorory have now the
only chance ever before pres nted Of possessing
correct life like portrait Of Gen. Lee through the
local sgcnt They will vt the same time assist in
perpetaating thu memory Of the greatsst Of Aneri.
can generate The nailss and post Office address Of
subscribers recorded in . handsomely bound
book, and forwarded 1" Lexington. W for future
reference and for future generations to Look vt xuc
see who h.lpei in the work.
SOLD ONLY BIZ SUBSCRIPTION.
w. W. BOSrWICK 4 CO..
GENERAL AGENTS,
II: a-d 10 West Fourth ST., CINCINNATI, o.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, LEGAL Agent.
Courier Omee, BOHEMIAN, u. T.
~ A specimen Of this fine work Of art
may be seen at this Office. Subscriptions So
licited.
Terms, o. - per Copy.
, 1874-06-02
SUBURBAN NEWS.

EFASHT0SA
Tho pionoor Fro Company will hold regular
moeting Thursday evening.
Ille 'tSpldor-bollioa are practicing lnduetri.
ously for theirifortlcomlng match gano with tho
University nine.
Mrs. n. j. Norton Ia announced to lecture at
tho Woman's College Friday afternoon, on
"Avuold Of llugby."
DR.. 6cott las lot the oontrhct for another brick
block Oh tho south side OF Davis street, weHt Of
tho one recently oreoscl by him Of, tho corner Of
Chicago avenue.
Tho Swedish Mothodsta have made arrange
nonts for preaching in English ut Union Hall
every Sunday morning, The oyoniMg soryicoR
will bo conducted in tho Swedish language
4 normal claus Of panlsts and organists will
bo held at the Wonln1,'a College for live weeks,
beginning JunoB.
Tho loctnre-room OF tho now AIothodiet
Church, ut ltogora' Park, will he dedicated =
Methodist Church In tho Township or Evanston.
Tho ladtca Of South Evanston will hold TONI
posanco mooting at the church Friday aftor-
noOl.
Tho dnnor-tra.n now loavos Clicago 1t 1190,
roacinE Evanston Mt 19:0b, and returns at LILO,
arriving ut the city ut 2;2D.
Pastor Car'sann will preac!s at Union Hall this
evening ~ tho Swedish language.
Prof. Mayo will giyo tho second Of 'hiH Mu-
aloal Conversations ut tie Womuu'H College,
Saturday evening,
Prot. q. Q, ussgdou, An early graduate Of the
, 1874-06-02
LEGAL.
LEGAL.
BANKRUPT NOTICE,
In tho District Court Of tho United
States for tho Eastern Dls-
trict Of Wisconsin.

In tho matter of Tho Oshkosh Manufacturing Company.
Notoo Is aroby s1en tIat pursuance Of order Of
tho District Ooft u hu Unted Sates. fn and for t!,o
l:assern nis!ct ot Wlscnns! ado md entered On tlo
?dh day Of Mnre A. p 49, tho un'to5sign9d ass9n9ss
auction to tho htEhsat aud boat bidder. for cslh on
Thursday, tho .5s Guy d juno 4. y lo1 at - oeooE
in tho oronaun Of that day. at the otice q tug sad
r9pt snd q! ~ liEhi e, uRd n,ofsst et .bo under
aWns fs
III tis Fifth Ward Of the Csty n UI.kosl, C0unty
q WipnelaE9 and stste # ",sG"ns!n sna da
''S'Sss -. ssi IL: IT, ~ .%.ss TX iss;
tWalys 9 n Dor[Anoaa anI1tyispn 9i l"t qua il block
al tio .ano tins nn pInoo with said Hal Estnta all Tho
right tl0 nnd jnturst Vt thu said nn4 tho naa
assnen In md IL ruttain letters patent TOR tho Manuao
used in ths hsutaaluru If suu! separanrs ami lorsu.
Towors. And tho said assanrcs viii A!su at ts sarlo
tno and paeu ao At public auction tn !hs Highest aud
Isut hld. tos S,s. iarxo a9nt ,, Of laaher troa.
sni,al properly used ln thu lanufnere Of Tht0sh|nK.
nuhinss. nso saray number of FhscahnE. Machines
known as tio later Maohlno. soms In a inIshed anl
Ts tpal Estate aha!a esDribod conssts of nbout fnr
western, anil Milwaukee i ST. Paul l{aIwaya llavc sa
oW mi bu.it ia thu most suGstaatia I'D W son7ensoa
II iois H; 1P!u;TIoo1Fl1INffSSoN,} rs 1ffS A..ten.s..
IkLKEH i WEISBnUp,
Attts Tor A8algness.
, 1874-06-02

moottng Of the property y-ownoIs Of the Two[ftll
aud Fourteenth Wards Interested In tho early
improvement OF Indiana street, III to be hold this
evening In Tammany Hull, corner OF Lincoln
aud 1ndiapa streets.
Tho regular monthly mootng Of tho Board Of
Councillors Of the Hospital for Women aud
Children will bo held at tho Hospital corner
OF West Adams mud Pau!iua atreots, Mt lalf-past
q o'clock.
Immanuel Baptist Mission will give straw
berry festival ut tho church. corner Of Centre
and Dayton strootB, this evening. Everybody IL
Invited to bo present and cat some Of tho fruit.
Tho managers OF tho Halt Orphan Asylum
this morning, ut tho Asylum, No. 175 Durliug
street.
Tho monthly meeting Of the Ladiea' Aid so-
ctoty Of flalmomanu Hospital will bo held this
morning at half~paBt 10 o'clook. at tile Hospital,