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The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
OR EIG N.
The German Bishops and the Govern
mont

The German Bishops and the Govern
ment
ROME, Oct, 26.-It is stated that some Ger
man bishops recently asked advice of the Vati-
can as to what line of conuuct they should
pursue so as to terminate their conflict with
consequently sent circular to all the German
bishops asking for their opinion. concerning
means OF arriving at an understanding between
the government and the epscopacy.
M. ROuher's Organ Prosecuted.
LONDON, Oct. 29-6 a. m.-The Daily News
this morning has special telegram from Paris
announcing that the government is prosecut-
ing the Echo D'Ajaccao, Rouher's official Or
gan for stating that the constitution is an un.
certain REGIME established by a group of per-
sons without authority.
Parliament Further Prorogued.
LONDON, Oct. 26-The Official Gazette an
nounces that Parliament has been furthe pro-
rogued to the 18th of December. 1t will then
probably be prorogued to the latter part of
session.
The Panama War.
NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Panama papers of the
10th inst, state that the national troops under
Gen. Camargo arrived there on the night of the
18th inst, and demanded the surrender of the
city by President ArOsemena
This being refused, Gen. Camargo caused
Arosemena to be arrested. The barracks of
the state military were occupied by the nation
al troops and Panama was in their hands
A new provisional government was formed
by Camargo with Rafael Aizpau as President.
No blood was shed.
The national troops were sent originally from
Bogota to protect the 1sthmus railroad. The
state troops were away, and the arrest of Pres
ideut Arosemena and the state officials, were
only made as guarantee that his troops shall
raise a revolution in Chiriqui.
The Governor of Nicaragua X illed.
Greytown, Nicaragua, was attacked by
band of robbers on the 10Gh inst, and the Gov
ernor killed There was quite panic. No
particulars have been received.
Foreign Notes.
Cardinal McCloskey is expected in England,
and the Catholics are preparing grand Iecep-
ton.
No further fatalities from the English
floods are reported.
Sutton won the Cambridgeshre stakes yes
terday.
Guibord is to be buried on thes1 of No
vember.
Prince Frederick William unveiled the Baron
Stein monument yesterday. There was much
ceremony.
The screw soop Of war Albatross has been
ordered to Panama to protect British interests
there
The Brisish Admiral in the Mediterranean
has been instructed to take action upou the at
tack on English merchantmen by Spanish
pirates.
The Servian Skuptchina, by a vote of 81
against AZ, has decided against war with Tur-
key.
The Prince of Wales returned to Suez from
Cairo yesterday and sailed for India
The American ship Great Western has arIiv.
ed at Valparaiso leaking.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
NEW YORK.
A Corner i'm Lard

New YORK, Oct. GA notable feature of
trade on the lower floor of the produce ex.
change to-day. was the corner in lard, directed
against the October shorts which was brought
about by the bears in an attempt to corner.
The market for October contracts opened at
IA 2-16 and rapidly ran up to IA IL. Consider
able sales were made. The fight between the
to New York, and prices advanced here to-day
while at Chicago they were depressed. To
show how bad the shorts are being squeezed
for this month, it may be stated that Novem-
Der contracts were offered to-day at Is 8,while
only Is IA was bid.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Naturalization 8 Chapman 1900 bbls -four Da-
vid Keazer 800 do, Messrs Miken 800 do d W Cool
idge 100 do, King q Gilman 400 bbls bbls -four and
flour, j Fiske 100 do, Paris q FIGURING 100 do, j
Crockett 100 do, Ontario Bank ITO bbls peas, G W
Powers & Melvin cars corn, W Thaxter ii cars
corn, Waldron g True cars corn, G Hardy car
corn, Kensell q Tabor do corn and 1 do oats and
car corn, Littefed 421 bbls apples, Isaac Berry
cars potatoes, Hayden & Soule 145 bbls apples,
Shaw, II. q Carney Is bbls beef j S Crockett cars
apples.
= BY water conveyance-1OOo bush cornmeal to g W
Tue & Co,
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
NEWS.
PORT OF CORTLAND,

Tuesday, Oct. &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque s Winslow, Tucker Gloucester.
Sch A johnson, Mailman, Phadephia-coal to
Jackson & Eaton.
Sch Elwood Doran. Jarvis, Phladelphia-coaI to
Jos Poor s. Bro
Sch Maud, Robinson, Pbiladelphia-coal to Ran
dali & McAllister.
Sch ,Esperanza, from Mountaineering to Ell
Chase.
Sch Susan, Bishop Rockiand-lime to c A B Morse
s. Co.
Sch Capitol, Farr, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Sch Eva May, Andrews, Havana-Phinney &
jackson
Sch Lowell. Rice, Baltmore-J Nickerson.
Sch E III Furber, Atkins, New York; Nickerson
Sch Willie Martin, Davis. New York-Berlin Mills
Sch Helen, (BD Melanson, Yarmouth, MS-John
Porteous
Sch M L St Pierre. (Bp Haley. St John, NB-John
Porteous
Sch Roker Sawyer, Boston-Chas Sawyer.
SAlLED-Brig Prairie Rose; schs Maggie Dalling,
Royal Arch, Laura Messer, Eta A Simpson. VIII
lie Martin, Bowdoin, and others, (most of which
were returning at sunset)
IFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC, Oct 2l-Ar, brig San Carlos, Anterior,
Liverpoo via Portland; sch Sophia Kranz, Dyer,
Portland.
Oct 22-Ar, sch Carl D Lothrop McAllep Hills
borO.
Sid, sch Paragon, Morang New York.
~ Passed BY sch Fanny Flint, Warren, Hillsboro for
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
THE INDIANS.


Trouble Brewing among the Osages.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 26.-A despatch to the Re-
publican from Garrett. Kan. says: "Informa-
ton has been received from Indian Agent Glib
son of the Osages, that there is great danger
OF conflict between the two factions of Usage
Indians on account of the dissatisfaction of the
followers of Joe Powrenoposh with the man
Agement of agent Gibson in establishing a
store with the Indians money. Gibson pro-
cured large stock of goods against theiwishes
OF the Indians and proposes to run it to the
exclusion of traders. Gibson has teegraphed
to Gen. Pope at Loven for troops to protect
him, and bloodshed and war may be looked for
ct any time.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 26.-The Bulletins weekly
review of the New York dry goods market saws:
Domestic commission houses were generally quiet,
but some large sales prints, brown shee1ngs and
fancy cassmeres effected at low prices; 2200 of
coored wool fiannels were sold al auction and real
lied very goo prices. Cotton goods moved slow ex-
cept Canton lannes, which met liberal sales. Man.
chester and Utica nonparei bleached shirtings were
reduced to lac; Appleton A. brown sbeetings closed
out at Sc. Prints quiet; few heavy sales made.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
WATERFOWL Cattle Market.

WATERTowN, Oct. 26-Cattle Market-Reseipts of
3o45 head. The market was pretty well flooded with
Cattle, the supply being the largest of the season.
ranged lower on best grades4c decline; live weight
ana inferior grades fell Oft fully Ac; fair trade for
good cattle; sales OF choice at 10 90 10 12a extra
quality at 6 90 q 90; third quality at 90 a 575
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1886 head. The supply
runs steady and prices unchanged far as could be
ascertaned, claiming that they were paying "a 6sc
43 fb for Lambs, which last weeks figures; we
quote sales of Sheep in lots at 90 a 275 EACH extra
at 8 90 q SEQ; Spring Lambs at g &c % fb.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
Crimes and Casualties,

Jacobs, farmer, convicted at Joliet, Ill, of
the murder of his wife, has been sentenced to
be hung.
"A New York Waterman shot burglar dead
Monday night.
Roberts b Plaisted's dye house at Jefferson,
n d., was burned Sunday night,with ten tons
Of Starch. Loss heavy
John Wilson, q Swede, was run over on the
B. & M. railroad at Wakefield Monday evening
and killed. John Andersen was badly injur-
cd.
Mary Lambier, aged nine, was killed in
Woonsocket, yesterday, while playing on some
timbers.
The Valley Cotton Mill in Stafford, Conn.,,
was burned Monday night. Loss $50, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

RELIEF to an extent not hitherto attained is ex-
perienced by those suffering from Bright's disease
kidney, bladder and glandular complaints, Diabetes
gravel incontinence and retention of urine female
irregularities. disturbed Sleep loss of Appetite gen.
eral debility, melancholy and maadies of the urno
genital organs, by partaking of Hunts Remedy,
which ensures return to perfect health.
0ct27 deod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

Second Call.
New York stock and Money Marke,.

NEW YORK. October 6-Evening.-Money. after
loaning at q pei cent. call, closed at 81 per
cent? most Of the business at per cent Foreign
exchange closed quiet and firm at 479a for 60 days
and 484 for demand.
Exports of produce for the week So, 536 against
Site, 516 tor the corresponding week In 1874.
tremes Of the day. The rates paid for borrowing
were 1 81 and 80 per cent per diem and a per
cent. per annum loans were almost made fiat. The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $33 694-
600. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $248 900 on
account OF interest and $4,000 in redemption of
bonds Inc Customs receipts to-day were $342, 900.
bonds dull except for District of Columbia $685.,
which declined from 733 q ~. Railroad bonds firm.
which sold at 50; Sinking funds advanced to s9rsts
to 1921
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

In the q. s. Circuit Court at Philadelpbia.
Judge McKennOn affirmed the decree of the
District Court in refusing to allow the syndicate
to prove against the estate of Jay Cooke & Co.
that the syndicate is indebted to the bankrupt
estate in sum that reduced their claim to
$4,000.
Rev. Cyrus d. Foss, d D., waSyesterday in
sugurated President of Wesleyan University,
Middleton, Conn.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

CHICAGO, October 6.-Cattle-receipts 1000 head:
shipments 1000 head; the market is dull and weak
and closing with downward tendency; Shipping at
at275@475.
Hogs-recepts II, 900 head; shipments 1000 head;
the market is fairly active and firm and about 10e
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

LONDON, October 26-12.3OP. M.-Consols at 81
GIG for money and for account.
LONDON, October 26-1230 P. M-American secu-
rites Erie Is.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-12.3O P. M.-Cotton is
is fiat; Middling uplands at I'd; do Orleans at I'D
sales 5000 bales including loco for speculation and
export,
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
FOREIGN PORTs.

At Sourabaya Sept 8, barque Jonathan Chase, Cary
er, from New York, ar goth.
"A, At Batavia Sept 9, ship HUMBOLDT, Wiley. from
Passed ADjer Aug 26, paraue Wilton, Carver,
Batavia for Padang Sept 6, ship Corsica, stetson,
Ar at Gibraltar Sept 90 barque Ironsides Tapley,
Leghorn (and sailed list inst for New York;
Sid Sept 20, brig John Swan. Rumball, from New
YOrk) tor Genoa.
New York.
Sid I'm Hamburg sd inst, barque Limerick Lass,
Ar at Falmouth. j, Cd inst, sch Hattie Haskell,
Hewett, New York.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos 22d inst, barque F Herman,
Whittier, Boston.
Ar at Havana 9th, brig George Gilchrist, Patten,
New York
Sid 23d. brig Ernestine. Mantle, North Of Hatteras
SID I'm Mtanzaes 25d inst, sch Grace Webster,
Gales, New Orleans.
Ar 3D. sch Henry Means. Smith. New York.
Sid I'm Cardenas 22d, sch Nellie Star, Poland, for
Charleston.
Ar 23d, brigs Emma L Hail. Perry, New York;
At at Halifax 23d brig Hattie, Gates Machias, (and
Cid 23d, brig Elizabeth Ann, Moore Pictou.
Ar at Yarmouth, Ms, 10th inst, sch A Mckenzie,
Swim, Portland.
Ar at St John. NIB, 2ad, sch Ida j. Pye. Portland:
Of Holyherd 9th: Minnie M Watt, Watts, from
Liverpool for Key West
AT at Milford 10th, Miranda, Mitchell, from Cardiff
AT Bristal Pill 18th, Gen shepley, Hutchins for
New York.
Sid I'm Algoa Bay, cGH. Sept 6, vesuvius, Ulmer,
Sid TN Bremen 9th inst, Storm King, Boyd, New
Orleans.
SPOKEN.
July 49, lat 0 As s, Ion 81 W, barque Metis, Kent,
from New York for Melbourne.
Sept 20, e of Gibraltar 60 miles, ship David Brown
from Trapani for Gloucester, Mass.
Oct e. no lat, &c, sch Annie Chase, from st Tho
mas via jacksonville for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
Foreign Exports.

HAVANA. Schr Eva May-3683 shocks and heads,
1910 box shocks, 1926 hoops, 166 bbls potatoes
YARMOUTH, Ms. Br Schr Hibernia-3OO bbls of
-four, $50 bush meal.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr NJ St Perre--1OoO bbs
-four OBJ bags hran
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Markets

TUESDAY, October 26.-The corn market is very
firm and shows no change in prices. The supply is
rather small with active demand. Flour is active
and the sales have been large during the last few
days. Pork and lard is active with no change to
note. Potatoes offer freely at from 50 q 55c.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

:. San FRANCISCO, Oct 26.-Advices from
foruano, oregon, say the election for Con-
gresham brought out very light vote. Lane,
Democrat, is probably elected by 1900 majority
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
MARRIED..

At Peaks Island, Oct 49, by Rev. j. G. Perry. JOS
McGifet and Miss Inge Hedman, both Of Portland
=, In Sebago, Oct. 6. Ivory F. Mckinney and Maria
Shaw, both of Sebago.
In Boston, Oct 70. by Rev. Chas Clark. William A.
ton. a.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
VITALIZED IMITATION,

PERSONAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers,
wounded, ruptured injured in the late Rebellion
however slightly, are entisled to pension, and
thousands of pensioners entitled to increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. B. JACK
SON, Late Surgeon U. s. Navy, No. New Cham
bars St., New York. oc29sn1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

PROVIDENCE. October 26.-The Printing cloths
market Is quiet at previous prices-at Al a 4sc for 30
days for standard and extra "a g.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
DIED.

In this city, Oct. 81, j. A. Holland, aged 16 years
months. New Brunswick papers please copy.
In Woolwich, Oct. II, Mr.. Elias b. Soule aged IS
years IL months.
H=The funeral services of the late Sewa Little
field will take place Thursday forenoon at II Oclk,
at his late residence, No 1l9 Congress street
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

RICHMOND, Oct. 26.-The formal inauguration
OF the statue of Stonewall Jackson by Foley,
presented by a number of English gentlemen,
took place to-day. The imposing pageant and
interesting ceremonies combined to made the
CITY,
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

The schooner A. r. Adolf of Halifax, for
Frlnce Edwards Island, is total wreck near
Canso Crew saved.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27
METEOROLOGIUAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
October q, Il A. M.))
For New England,
and the Middle states low barometer, slightly
lower Temperature, southwest to northwest
winds with cloudy weather and rain, clearing
in the former in the forenoon. Cautionary sig
mails continue on the Atlantic coast from Cape
May to Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-27

higher; poor to choice 25 a 80; common TO good
$50 OTIS; Mixed 90 q 7 %; Philadelphia 90 q
co.
demand and firm at 5 90 q 80.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24

CONDENSED from the tr weekly Statesman:
Ralph Bates, a blacksmith by trade, former
y of PendIeton, Indiana. where he has con-
siderable property. was killed by snow slide,
i, Robes Gilch. fourteen miles from Boise
City, Oh the night Of the 18th inst.
Warren Hunt and B. T. Morris, Audit.
srs Of Neg Perces and Idaho counties, are en-.
/, gagsl in ascertaining the present indebtedness
Of Neg Perces county, forty per cent. Of which
= to BE- assumed by Idaho county.
Hon. John Haley has returned from Wash.
ngton City, looking well. He brings the good
news that the Assay Office will not be closed,
rs was feared; money having been appropria.
I'D to continue IT, ,aa.s 49,.
Mr.. Record, Ct Indian Greek. viii lose one
ialf"fhis hand Of two hundred head Of cattle.
W. G. Tatro. proprirtoupf. the Rocky Bar
Sfngr has purchased the I'D Democrat print
A1offire, and fitted it up for dwelling.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24
aaisfellanrsl6.


r,.ler. B. u. LuSens1ssss. ~. IaAn AnaG1(ss
..rsen Morrison. Aidi19 Ss-1nd n.
G.n =; y' and Territory 9 ~ = :. I'D T.
- n".iness q the "Bd, ! ~
Ivy I'm persons holding r. -
braucss under the pro- rss,s u $500 -
islsture OF Io. =, nrchsuIcs Ind Ushera .yrsrss
cnnns . ~ 1854, and the sesss ss.s. together
thereto. upon the tollcr,Ss ssd sppssssascss
w,sh the 1.n.s c.rtau quarts ledge - -
~ "a. iovx iedRe,1 being fsurlee1 -. GA B4H
,z. ~ ~ le1As helms s'es II ~ Counsy
XSsn.sin - Gss.ass Cs = se.io commencing .
Of boss ~ in shs West Greet Mtcn ,m - ana
certain go. -. s.nnei on the Oosd hhu -. .ssd
.a.....,s in seusbweetssiy 0,.sc ah.s.,sriy from
stake thousand .sss Also siz hasArsa aD4
ssld 49, -. esse IA the nrst fexten0on 49,
Nh sss,ee. Alec An@ee huuness -. :, To K0s.
!. - issee. Also Aaesa hune. -, ~ the Lady
sush ledge Also nfssn nah SuuSrsd feel in tbs HIS
De'S I3ss Also nstceu hundfsa 'sss - - ~.,d
WaS..Ss..s extensiou OF the b9s so"s1 .,.nnus To-
~, me. toned lodges sysse Ah0 oe.nk ,.s,d Also
And oon 49,. 80 a Ga used for eo1seysne s -
l ns-s, mill of said Boise MIDI o.r =,
t~.s;r.f,~r described Also .n. - A.
nil erected directly below ssid 'euks 5000 a
cribed. aud Ill the machinery s.,.s.~ I'D Mill
s...~. k,ud aud description ShAasss. -. rr.rtx
ssnyn :. the -boise Mining Co apsay t.,a
Nil, ,o,ether 9th sufiarisnf sps1s % Ia work
SAID aa., ana oesa,.,.os .i.sr~of Also 81 'hs lois
aar: roads ,r.m..s. ore on the dump. p, aa.r.s
aud eora~ood piled ue around sud mn, .'a Az. the
l~ases nv said tsyiss Mining Comtsn.. ~
s.s 20 ,hop aud ali other improvements Aaa ~
Dartsn.nse. ssioaglas % sppersa,aae TO. or son
nss,rd with. aid quartz lodges ARC berry ,aa..s,
10 be. aud sppasr Ia the D'..r.s eoa a. ,as rs,L
n,.,r,e, OF idaho Te -iors. 81 Idaho eats. GA 49,
A.. ~ Msr,k 1875. aud ihrn Aid there sha'o'' 90
n,.,of Of said lens OF enean,brAnc-s. OF 'ns' a'
p aswed 10 be waved ia favor oi those 10 ehnio''
| eli. 49, ,t
GgosoE AfssiiE.
| lo.no Ctrr. March 5. ies5~~s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

HALIFAX, March ga ST. Johns. \. F. DIS
,ateh says that the bodies OF over forty per
.o,s "a ho died there this winter, have been
temporarily inferred in snow, which lies ID
such Quantities as to prevent the opening oil
graves.
P,oche. March s-A letter says: l learn
from friend, living On the Malad. tributary
of the snake river, 100 mites north OF here
that the winter has been rough one lie
,says his stock is all dead but a few, and he HIS
but little hopes Of saving any.
Gov. Bradley las lost almost bis entire herd
III 500 head.
New York, March 16.-A letter from Qua
dalaiara gives an account Of an earthquake
which shook large p"rtiun Of northern Mex
10, an the / th ui February. The little town
AfSan Cristoual was alm"st entirely destroyed
and seventy dead bodies taken FROM the ruins
1The crnt-r If disturbance APPEARS to be III
yolcana. in Crburaco. The earthquake oc-
Cured at light and the terror Ut the people
was Increased by darkness.
The Spanish minister yesterday presented
to the President an autograph letter OF King
Alfonso. Aii
1t is stated that the result Of the louisiana
arbitration will give the conservatives the
lower house. but there will be a small rrpub-
hcan majority on joint ballot. which will make
the Senatorial cOnrrst. in case at the rejection
Of Pinchback, very rxciting.
Mr.. Lyman. Chief of the Civil Service Board
of tn. Treasury Department, reported Ia the
Secretary of thu Treasury yesterday that in
accordance with instructions all sub boards
have been abolished.
The steamship Oder, which sailed from
southampton yesterday tor New York. took
500 900 in sprce
-0d At Fall River. Massachusetts. the mill oper.
gatives' strike has ended, and the mills willopen
VI Thursday.
s. The Secretary of War has addressed com
municatiOn 4, General Sherman saying all TX
pedtions t. the Black Hills country must b.
prevented rs long as the present treaty EXISTS
A steamer sailed from Santander to-day
with troops for Cuba.
The st~auI-r Henry Chauncey sailed from
,Aspinwall for New York On the l4th inst
Salt Lake, March l6-Thrre were two ok
te,lsiyc show slides IN Little Cottonwood Can
yOn tO-dayr and the canyon thereby rendered
impossible and the telegraph demolished
'SDaw has been falling most %. the time for tn.
past three days. melting III the valley but ac
sumuating in the mountains.
Harrisburg. Penn. March 16.-The House
bill to repeal the Local Option law passed tn,
Senate on third reading to-day. with strn
gent license law added. and sent back to tn.
House for concurrence 1t is thought tn,
House will not accept the bill and Local OPP
tion will stand.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24
Board Of County Commissioners

nas Session. 81 thc court house in Idaho City, gu
Monday. the 9TH day OF Aprfl, 1875.
Tint being tiie ntst Monday IA rid mouth. All -.
counts or other matters coming before said board
should be ,sd with the uiees I&ot tpfAAG timo. lIs
All accounts and papers ppstrbe flsgally verified
ted unlessau the lfeesare paid, -,
IDAHO CIrv. March IA .1e75-td
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24

THO c. +. SWAkTWOUT. HESR

gTNO c. +. SN AkTWOlT. HENRY
H4lasa j. c. tssses. iiAAn.as ]. Mailer. ssas
.eg ALICIA. ILos Mooifs. Jr. Vi Bspsa, Aies
ls.sis. Charles Albright. lsaosse casrsans xaa 4
~hosr IL sraay sofaes 10 hrreos essea iag
l. Thomas Ms~ss.. it. have dose ~efA AID esssaaa
the sEt.s If
One 4, q s.AreA g1i6o = nd SIXTY Dollar,
on ias Iaue Star inlns. a. sse iisosr Miane bssrc
4, the t.sslnts s8 Eess. stEtipT 81 .asA1 shS Ia
sau have tzaled io cus.trshess iAs atssaii be a
.oas respective i1iefesss Is sac s-s'as. aas "
s.as saa.. nos have bert psa4 sstAta Alaer n
axs. ..r the azse hsrezss soay sssS .lietrssf -
snaae AZ. ae :os:ssssd by oier.tsoa @: i-s
Thus MoUTEy. u
CgAaTznrx0. 1xn. ]. 1sss.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-24
Aduiuistrator's Sale Of 1eal n
tate.
HEREBY GIVEN Thu,

Nj W
II In psrspshce Of The order VI the Fsohssa g.
:, true count, of Boise aud Terr:ior, VI Esho ~
-. March l. ISIS. Ia the fnstier Of the estate a ~
~ Krrr,gan, deees.-d. the underxlgu-d ,ds..a
r..or Of sS,d estate. VIII sell either u patc a -
v.sr ale in one more pAfe-is and Gu conaisW.
hereinafter s~s forth. sabs~St ~ eonhfmatse b. ~
pfol,.ss Curt en- hssasdAy tbs
dsy Of March. A. D. Is.s
,,~,veen the hours of Line O'Clock III the nor,s..
-na the setting u she sun O: sstd day il tie ,Dss
. .r<r,ti,1 ~ aid county. ali the RICH, tls "a
,rs, nus estate O! tie Md interstate tie tns .
IN. death sua ali sAe right, title sc neres, tLu d,
.~,a estate has 10y op~rsss.n u Las or osLsssas1 .
u,rta other than la addition that OF 40 "a,
-, 3, the asus~ 81 his DEATH la aud 10 ,iasi esr
s,,rh aud ~ales Tight knoSa ss the Aes, cred Iss
-ua vs,rr RIGHT ssso ceYtAau mining ground An
ia ur.u<rsy il situated ia sxad boss coaLsy ens A
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c..s,us TIIx. aud eDi.alssuAs VI sAs ieH sss uss
ea,l on .ix, OF sAle. L.aAsac~ ia ninety dan &C
nruasluss .. sale b. aid Probate Court. desar
expense 81 purchase
s,sa Hall administrator Ct tie es.A.e Q! tso
keYrAsaa deceased
laAno C.gY. March ]. isss.-~a