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Chancery Notice.

~ Field that on The 9Th day of April, A. ID
is75, hithea il. Field hlcd in the circnl,
court IN aud Tor Tic comsty Of Alexander Az
State OF Illinois, II bill Tor divorce, anr LII
thcr,uppn "A summons was issued ont o. sh,u
court against the said BENJAMIN =, iielh; ihe
defendant therein, reurnablc on ihe ou 1,n,'ui
Monday of May next tls75l, 10 .s'h' ~. s";a
cnuI, thcu 10 be holden az the court no"ss' III
thc rity of Cairo ~ said county AMI SAG
Clerk of the Circnit Court,
Cairo us April 7th, 1879. H-''-""'
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Leaves CAIRO ..................ll 30 aud 500 NJ
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West by nail ani river
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A boolblack fullowcda man around
for several minutes, repeating the Inquiry.
"lIayc a shine! = aud finally the matt cX-
elaine |. Didn't tell you five minutes
ago that didn't want my boots backed
"lou did. mister" replied the hoy. "but
thought you might he lying aboutit"
An interesting discovery has been
made at Les Corbieres, on the top of the
mountain ovcrhanging radcrn. ola sroi-
To containing among other prehistoric
relies pieces Of she'll. carefully cut into
hooks and pierce, for suspension from the
neck. winch evidently were the knives
used in remote age.
"A woman in Wilkes county. North
Carolina. has given birth to triplrts live
times in succession. The children of each
birth have been raised. and the whole
number are now alive. No two of the
children resemble each other in any mark
cd degree. except the color of The hair.
In the sex the female prcdominatc> large
ly. The children are all well developed,
and without tlic least maliormation.
iherc J. WI 's''"' u ''I"'ia,'I! VI
Turkey inhabited 10y twen,y-threc monks,
uho have not sccn , woman since iuC,u,v.
One OF ,hcmis describcdby avi.itor a. fol.
lows: "lIc had never seen n woman
,.-..I, ,., Iii.
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women were. nor Mat they looked like
TIT, .,,,. ,,..,,ii,.i ,,,,
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| pictures oi PauAgia tihe holy virgin
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| WIT. great interest while | told him tina
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turo. he had seen. and that they dillcrc,
,,,.i,t,.,.,i.,,. ,>,,o ,,o,,, ,,,,,ho, Ia amman,
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holders, each bondholder recsivihga $l;-
$40 g : Of preferred stock for csssh $1,000
OF hrst mortgage bonds. This prefer
rod stock VIII Be entitled to s per cent.
annual dividends (when earned by the
road beforefthe common stock shall re-
,ceive anything; and the common stock
has no voting power until 1878, The
preferred stock win also BE exchange
able lat'par for any Of the 1company's
lands east of.the Missouri. s;sa 81
Fourth. The organized company,
thus freed from all debt Of every ma
'ture, will place : light mortgage On ii,
the property, ana qhus z raise funds
with which; to iext6nd. ethes .road into
Western Aontana,e whore the accession
OF traffic is expected to render, the
company ab1e to pay dividends besides
taking care Of the Interest of: The new
bonds.9iH ,aa2a troI 1o.ad solIit' oFii
The unanimityr and perfect accord
Of the meeting Of June SQ,- represents
ing, as it did, nearly two thirds of. the
bonds, render it certain
that this plsn will carry, e and those
who already have ithe lar;
gest investment in the bonds, express,
the strongest confidence IN the ability.
Of the new company to obtain the
necessary funds to contiaue the work
Ct construction gal. ct ,.lgI'as an early day.
Y a /, ( +. -iy !
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Norfheru Pacific Railroad 8onds. :,
ioAp thefe ire i co1siderab1e number Of
Interested opArties Who do not exactly
understood the present 'statusiT Of the
Northern Pacific Railroads1 or fratheb
W. fssRl ssd Rsd Sgst noa Sc IS shei
|titstsakive ! 'bfisf, But clear genersl
lstaAementt of ths9tsn snd facts 90 that
ii, may BE-, sansraaly pnaelatod by III
.copcernad The action of. the general
Iili&6tt1i &6tt1ink IF bohdholders which met n
|lgte Oh recently, waou6 ssem % mark
IaaA4Wa Aepartsrs ID that'steat, but
hitherto, ,un fortunate snterpriae. Some,
twenty: millions Of the thirty million,
!bonds outstanding were represented at
tie Nov York gathering, and, 6 the
clossaftsr fun discussio1 iH which noe
the slightest aerimony: iof1 feeling was
manifested, the vote, vas entirely
unanimous approval Of what is
known as the livingston plan Of
foreclosure and organization. & This
plan eproposes in brief: n els 10 9aesa
First. Es, Es d lfoqrsclese q the gensT.
mortgage OF the company Immedlately,
l1d ssll 'st suction the road, lAhd, land
epant; solling stock'and rfianchises of
ths company ,einclaains the right to be
. .cQrpOfAho1 Sci stt,f5a siiS 10Y ltIi 20
Second. To have all the above props
Sfty Ind # o6f;cahises Bid ff ~ the COM
n1StsS feestb6 benefit df Sii ftkS bond
holders.
Third. To organize the company un.
dor the old name and charter, with the
present bondbolders as preferred stock.
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'0OJdt5001fYs ri Bul111l;Drlyos. Bul1 I ;Dj,rl

CeonenAahle Actiea 81 the Cealty
C6inn1ssioners-Jau and County
1aaai ai02ces ta he Provided.
FaslHhe. County Commission have act.
ed wisely in their i dissemination to
erect buildings for ! jail and county of.
aces. Work. has already commenced
upon them, and they are being pushed
to completion with no small amount Of
| enegv.
The grounds seleeted are just east Of
lAcCarthys livery stable, and are l36
}iopsrlooking ths seity,, ana reasonably
|sconyenienfa Thes ja;l is I'd DE situated
on the n9rth o.. back end iof the, lot, and
the Offices on the south, leaving, the CEN
ter open for q. court, house, when it
shall be determined I'd erect one. The
jail1is ito heia814s ft.iin size, With . IT #.
posts constructed, iof s.hewn logs, and
covered and fooreds With the same ma,
terial.. II will contain s cells 6x7 feet
ID size; constructed Of 9x4 scantline,
firmly spiked together, with 1 half 81
4 feet around them,r and a kitchen
and jailor's room. The Jail, ready; for
occupancy, will cost 5000. -, ..ag sff,,,
The Offices are to be Of frame 14x34,
z sft.tcsiling, oSnd intended for the Reg:
ister Of Deeds, Judge of Probate, and
County ''y Treasurer, aud will COST: ready
for occupancy, $500, sSo.o asr, aa .t,gs
The prices are low, and as Messrs.,
Hogan & Hackett, two as true men as
ever showed q jackplane, are to do the
work, our people may rest assured that.
the work viii be well done, 30 eois4oa
Heretofore the county has been pay
ing $s0fper month for 8 rickety old rat,
trap that would scarcely hold 4 prison
erixhile thesjailorrwas at dinner, If dis
posed TO get out, and $50 per. month
for Offices, which were, however, well
adapted to the business; but for q triae
more ia the way Of an immediate out
lay, the countyFg gains buildings of'theirs
own. The Commissioners deserve to-
be commended for this transaction 9,
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Bismarck, JulH40; 1s75.sia aia " . II -ia

'sIt seems the TarHpshb correctly esq.
|mated Che situation in Minnesota last
week. otHohn.. ,Johh s. Pillsburyg received sc
the nomination afffbff ffdbff Governor, G5e fr ana Hon.
,J.aB.' ske6etd foirf Lieut.: Governor.
Hon. J6hnFs. f1r'gens was was nominated for
SECRETARY geafa99t they 'ias are good 8 and
tfds msh, lsalfieo I'LL Of them, 1 ana 96ey Will be
Elattssdb tt3eles th65uhsand majority = =
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'Rivss. News.

att&&. ~ RivNr News.
) The steamer Benton left Yankton
Monday; she will arrive at Bismarck
Aug 9th, and proceed to Benton. .f-rocI
The G. " Mead made the trip from,
Bismarck TO Fort Stevenson in Il hours,
d distance 81 144 miles. Tie writer has
seen no Boat on the river better adapt
|ed to- business than. the @. W.. Mead
With 10 little more expense in the way.
of decorating, and, with, high pressure
machinery, 1 boat built after the style
ofths Mead ought to not only earn and
keep the horns, but be universally pop
ular. e,fE;s2aa vi51ad 81 ssitg
tie Josephine and purchased. the steam
ferry ~ Yankton. The Capt. intends
toa hold himsslf foot loose with his eye
on the. Yellswstone ,tnfRe IN which he
has great confidence for, next season.
He Will probab1y build : boat this win
ter to ply between Bismarck and the
mouth sof sths Big Horn There 10 mil
lions in it Marsh believes, and sheis one
Of the most practical and thorough
Steamboat men 1 on tie river. .a.a -
The Key West arrived 4t Carroll in
s days and 8 hours from Bismarck, it
appears .ffomp telegram from e. G. Me-
Clay & Co., HelenA, to- Capt. DIV.
Msrratta, agent Of the Ooulson Line ct
Bismarck. She was waiting for 100
ton OF Ore snroute, Ind was expected
to leave Carroll July 80, and should ar-
rive to-day Tuesday. The Indian.and
other FtroIblesyin Montana, are reported
to be Ill quiet.
The Josephine being Idstained By the
bridge accidSnty ieavss9fors Carroll Fri
day, 9Th, onearriyalief trains, taking
on q hsr trip 1o4 tons ms Of Of q sn1lnitiss e.
tons assofted merchandise, md 750
sacks Of 6ouE sase n ~ i 8 i;;-sss.< ssYysa
Monday the river raised ten inches,
probably from recent heavy rains, but
returned to former stage next day.
There is still good stage Of water.
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1sIha }atest news from rtheg Black Hills
is still more encouraging; even Jenney
has struck itrich, and will be forced to
admit it. ssMsanwh lie negotiations are
delayed !. snd Mill nbea untila the Grand
Goupcil 6bptyo ,1st.aaAI ItEowill be the
peleY. If .thedgovsfnment to schoke off
alk faxorlbaeI REPORTS until after that,,'
Though anyt thing unfaEorable would be
|immaaiatsly igivensto sthes press insaaf
exaggerated or gafbled form, iois gsftrzHs 9
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NOTES, 1'.El:1s' 'AND Nti;E1sjWs.

80 #.r' : -
yellow fever Is raging at the ports in Florida.
Rasbford MfnD, millers paid 41.sO for Wheat fast
week. 5TH5fei
Manitoba is now styled The grssshopPers father
The yeengs.. ehi!a ef Major Du Barr, aisd At ST.
me eouSt i funds ii ii. t. s.saF, "a Ty agree, rv
exactly. with the ,boofs.ai 6us goo 9iiJo 81
Tweed, it's believed, viii ere long escape entifslyi
from the meshes of the law. ?,
Hugh Doaahue recently walked 1000 miles IN 1000
honEHAt Mystic Psrh. Boston. v1z bGa s9ad sR
3ss s:s & hs ts a9s sss ,t:s .4ss.Ge the
ire Bannsesota Mutual Life insurance coue,any
hsabee1aslHsved ap by the RsaskF essstn.s
e9bssNosli6i 1okeblsi;of df,fiespolfs has been
copaolidatsd With the sksndinayfkn 81 Chisaso.
The Upper E6ieuxA Fort Tot3en have formed g
treaty peace With the Chippewas at White Earth :.
0e0 francis Train nominates Beseher for Presi-
dentat "Do&h With Grant ana up With Beecher" IS
his cry.wQj Hla9i s@!:M o@J s57ah 0oi ~
1hs. Ryst man Horace aresley aditised s6 soo1sss
s, ss:ss ,Ssnt:sh the god at oDahi. H' Vas epna
ss,.a1 s.s sssss,sA lssssa ,es sss Az, ~ .
rsespff fofest Ara. taa; insbhEo2 st .io3 ssi5
landis, shs New JeNey eaisss who shct 0ar!ath,
:: spr sai p;s sn snrohsh tSs p'' '''s
Duncan, shssatnsan, II SU.! TIE slRssg Ns1 YSr4'
bankers, have failed Lisspter iR doa,ass;.
ASSETS largely inadequate. era anisgsssu, .sso.
= prostitate Of Ludlow, Mass. recently claimed
to 81 thS vNs Col. Merrill, 3. S.A., ana Is Have
been assaulted the tug;bDat Mike NortSnsin New
lcsHHi3aerQ sa*f9sss.Sn, .l,gss.aa " n,a =.
ophS56 of Sdss sS.n1ou, holding pesson iiabs
for tvinewkhky 10 aa Indian whth away from ab
reservation. ri sir3 fsdt hsani7Taa v!i.J2 aTs
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cstrsspepaescstBi Bi.ssrcE 1assne' 50 ilsns $50
The ePalmer, ,Bstes5 surveying ost6ts
haye arrived from Yapkton.1s s. II They 81,
port having had severe trip, as F9ter
wI;ss yI;s very scsTfece slong the fine; h7is
thsy were csmpsd inithe city itEhaA tks
sppsarapeea af sesbolidags asd' npseE
vas spent rent + freely A ng1oIsJ g1s eyent; ghrg
never entered the city, Frank kistsch-
mtrssss CORES spohdent 81 the nabnque
9iissH isi wisk ethsi apsrsy5 ~ ~ In
Tpeness MbA Aaant6ateaoetst!p q. -
ine tie sxiftest rpnnsEin the TetfitoEys
I6S p3rey. 1eh Taesdsy morning Tor
Crystal Springs, where Mr.. PalmM will
commence vork; Mr. Bates accompanies
him.
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PERSONAL.

1t. Chance has returned to his work.
Jas. Brennan and .Chas. Chubb, u. s.,
Al, were also in the city last week. ''.'-, :
Among the strangers in town this
week were G. w. Odell land wife, Boze-
man, Moptans, andJ John r. Pfeuts of Pa.
W. B. SHAW has returned from Fort
Berthold, where be had been to look,
after his hay contract. His men are
getting on nicely. 2 7 9@. ~ :, -.
Plain Andy VANS not Gen. a. I. as j.
spoken Of last week, spent several days =
at Bismarck last week, visiting with
old friends, hunting, Sos Andy sex-s
presses much confidence, in the future
Of Bismarck, and regrets that he did not
think more of it ID 1872 when he es-
tablished the first businessin Bismarck
outside of Rurleigh 4, Keith's. II oa3 III
1 Capt. Collins, Of the 18th Infantry,
and family vent east last WeekAs, Iha
Capt. goes on ask s months leave, which
he evidently deserves. TIE Captain is
one of the oldest officers in the fline,
having seen continuous service in the
regular army since the close of the Mex
ican war, and is the only Captain the,
writer has met since ,lle came into this
country who didn't havs aoMsjof, Colo
mel or General attschme ent5to his name. /
/ Col E. G. Watkins, ofI Mich; one Of,
the: three General Indian Inspectors,
arrived at Bismarck last week in com,
pany with Major Z! B. Sperry and fam
ily. The Col. came TO investigate the
charges |, that have recently sbssn made
Iip relation, to the, management Of Indie
an affairs on the upper Missouri, and;
was Ell gagged Here ii running down the
rumors affecting the integrity Of Major
Sperry. The oTR1BTNEi elsewhereo 'ex-9
presses its opinion, Of these stories. faog
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biThs leading NoetahIi d af1fs7 s7rs can!
inn Tor mofs troops 4ess tlAn 400 men
being one A1sess gssffs5h thsn nPostse6f
the tsrritovy;;f scascs1Y enough 70 pro,
tect the posts, and powerless to prevent
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