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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
The Prophecy of an Indian Chef.

The presence in Washington of num-
Der of Indian chiefs reminds one OF the
old and famous story of Washington and
the prophetic speech to him of an Indian
chief. It will be read with renewed in
terest now, and will serve to round a
periodin some of the Centennial addresses.
In ITO Washington, then a Colonel, was
accompanied by DR.. Craik and large
party on an exploring expedition up the
Kanawha. One day, while In camp, the
party was visited by a company of Indi-
ans, and their interpreter advancing, said
that oIIe of them great Sac1ena, and
commanded the Indians on the fall Of
Braddock, sixteen years previous. He
was received by Washington, and after
the council fire was lighted he stood up
and addressed him as follows L am
chief and ruler over many tribes. My
influence extends to the waters OF the
great lakes and to the far blue mountains
[ have travelled a long and weary path
that I might see the young warrior OF
the great battle. It was on the day that
the white mans blood mixed with the
streams of our forest that [ first beheld
this chief. I called to my young men
and said, Mark yon tall and daring war
rior! He is not of the red-coat tribe.
He hath an Indians wisdom, and his
warriors fight as we do-himself is alone
exposed. Quick, let your aim be GER
tain, and he dies Our rifles were lev
eled, which but him knew not how to
miss twas all in vain f; a power mightier
far than we shielded him from all harm.
He cannot die In battle. [ am old, and
soon shall be gathered to the great coun-
Gil fire of my fathers in the land Of shades,
but ere I go, there is something that
bids me speak in the voice of prophecy.
Listen The Great Spirit protects that
man and guides his destinies. He will
become the chief of nations, and peo-
pleyetunborn will hail him as the founder
of mighty empire !"
When to this grand historical fact the
additional truth is added that Washing
ton never received the slightest wound
in battle, how forcibly are we reminded
that the Father of our country was under
the special protection of heaven.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
Next Thing to Tt.

Passing up Beaubien street, yester-
day, gentleman saw man sitting Oh
the steps of dilapidated old house, and
looking so lonely and friendless that he
halted and asked:
"Anybody deae in the house,"
"Next thing to it, = sighed the man,
as he scratched his knee through hole
in his trowsers 9 the old woman's got
an idea that she wants twenty-one yards
IN calico dress !'7DeToit Free Press.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
The Fallen Empire.

A new book has just appeared in Paris
which is calculated to excite something
of the same general interest and lively
controversy called out in this country by
the recent publication of Gen. Sherman's
Memoirs. It is volume by M. Olivier,
Napoleon's Premier at the time war was
declared against Prussia. The purpose
of the book is to defend the ministry OF
that time from the serious charges that
have since been freely made against it,
He disclaims the responsibility for the
Franco russian conflict, and assumes
that Prussia had really declared the war
by insults that could not be borne. One
of the best explanations of the French
disasters, aside from the inferior PROV
ess due to deficient military method, is
found in the wretched condition of the
Commissary, Quartermaster and Ord
nance Departments. M. Olivier claims
that the responsibility for this cannot be
put upon his ministry, as the military
organization was the work Of years be-
fore his ministry came into power.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

Now is THE TME.-It is always the
right time to do good act, and every man with
family should regard himself short Of his duty
until his home IS endowed With a w IIsorr o1Irrt-
tie sewing machine. Let it be understood that
this admirable machine captured the prize
m dial and diploma of honor at the Vienna ex-
position in 1878, and has everywhere demon
strated it's superiority over all other machines.
Machines will be delivered at any railroad sta
ton, in this county, free of transportation
charges, if ordered through the company S
branch house at 1877 State street. Chicago. They
send an elegant catalogue and chrome circular
free on application, This company want few
more good agents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

VINEGAR B1rrERs The great merit of
VINEGAR Buffers has made them the
leading medicine of the day, andrespect-
able druggists everywhere write: :" They
are the best and most popular 90re2o0-
ration IN the market" They have stood
the test of public opinion and won conf
dence. They sell rapidly because they
cure. IF you are sick you want reliable
medicine. VINEGAR BITTERs commend
themselves to the ailing and afflicted, as
they are deficient in one thing alone,
viz. the stinoul01at that unduly excites
the brain, and creates morbid thirst for
spirits There is no phase of Indiges-
ton, Biliousness, Nervous Disease, or
Physical Debility, in which they will not
effect a cure. Invalids who are wasting
away from want of proper action in the
liver, stomach and bowels, will End them
a constitutional specific, and fountain
of vitality and vigor as refreshing and
exhilarating as cool, gushing spring of
water to the parched and fainting traveller
in the desert. Al
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

WInHoFT's Tonic is not panacea--is
not cure for everything but is a catholicon
for malarious diseases, and day by day adds
fresh laurels to it's crown of glorious success.
Engorged Livers and Spleens along the shady
banks of our lakes and rivers, are restored to
their healthy and normal secretions. Health
and vigor follow it's use, and Chills have taken
their departure from every household where
Wilhofts Anti-Periodic is kept and taken.
Don't fail to try it. WHEELooK, FINLAY q Co.,
Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

TooTHAoHE proceeds from ague in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve Of de-
cayed tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with
the finger, wet with Jo7sYason's Aqaodyne LINZ
g,aent, heat the face well, and lap a flannel wet
with the liniment on the face also put little
of toe liniment into the cavity of the tooth on
cotton.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

The system frequently gets out of or
der and should at once be regulated, else other
troubles will ensue when physic is needed take
Parsons Peu.gatsUe Pills !; they are safe,
wholesome, and natural medicine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
Secret Societies.

The following table shows the number
of Blue Lodges Master Masons, En-
campments, and Knights in the United
States:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

GLEN FLORA SPRING WATER, at Waukegan,
H., cures all kidney diseases.
How TO GET HOME. See advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24
LIVERY FAMILY WANTS TT. Money In IT.
II Sold by Agents Address NJ N LOWELL. Erie. Pa.

OF the prettiest CARDS you ever
= ~ saw, with your name handsomely printed on
- them, sent postpaid upon receipt of 20 cents
81 Your friends will all want them they see
So 49, yours. Address w. c. CANNON,
46 Kneeland ST., Boston, Mass
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-24

Gb1 n to S25 PER DAY-Send for Chrome
DIO catalogue. j. H. BUFFORD'S SONS, Boston
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

ys-sIS OLD ESTAELs- ed 4 \ ID
widt known Stake las D-'en Lately reno
sre, thc old stock Gullet osIt end II placed with
Sns yong horses.
Csrr5asreof all descriptions G:l had !hOD
CRATE CHARGES.
Ea-sas boaraei ~ she DAY q NIX On
L4vE-T PuSSIBE T. TERMS
n. E.-Hs ,tIeII et-lcEiy t. a-Ir 1Vn !'H-lne
If WINNIE x DAVID
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
To Tie UNFORTU INNATE!
, sew REMEDIES
! NEW REMEDIES
4 DIR. GIBBONS DfefENSt RH
!. Gt23 tsarny street.

- FIancisco. tst4tli-!"l III III. T. the
treatment 1t :, avail and SEMINAL !I-' ~. -ucb
ar Gun rrh"a. Hl"ur. Ntricturr. H!uhllis IN all
lid forms, e-uhnsl N.-ku-... il-lotricy. etc.
ItL = eIyCtsrtuIly tI.=t,t.
Horrible Hi.-usss.
Hov man, IeE~sI-us - !tisNus. b'th male
am female ara there vhe Ere surrring cut :
,uis' able e1l.I.uce from The 'f-cts Ct Avcry:
du C-i.rts or 80. ~lrE- absorbed INTO tho sys
ten. COX At tuLlr PAL! :. -laclgt,,. and dis
figured fsrer suG 1LtiT hrrLtp-iovu ~onstitu-
tIons. dis4uahfylns tA' IL for ths EsIl-ns Rs If
marriage u tic .n."rlu,ut II life. IN this
hurrld situation thousands .Uffcr Until death
clu.-s The tc.ne. Lat parents. guardians,
<IieuIS. sttend /" lrss, Nho sr. suffering with
.nv Of th-e. h,uitlr. lItr-u..1roylrs mIladies
sec ths: rhty srs ta-cL Tor ard cured before 1t
lie tru late. send them .Iu4cdlar, ly to Dk.
GIDEON, a physician VIC Lss HAL. private
cisesfts tn especial stEsS iv y an ana " hu IL
c"rtsIn t".ur. the mot tnyr'er-tr csA,, without
rs-rr ErT or any luJGr cur 'irLs-.
S+n,ina. H~Akn-xs.
SrEllnsl hp-ls l'rs, The cu.s.qatrGH Of self-
sbus.: This solitary ,lss or deTr.,~d sexual
,ululEen"- is piHctlctd ay Tho Youth ~ both
.-S.- :" slElo=t unlimited extent. Producing
with EuerrllG certainty, he following tram Of
morbid .ymptons, url'sn toInbat"d lS .cl.nti-
I" medical measures, viz. Hall"w counter
sucr. DARK .pots under the Eye. pain III tn.
E'sd. ringing in the csr= noi.- hk.. IL. rustlIus
II irsvcs and -sttLnT If Charl"ts, gnessjness
sbout the lOins, weakness Of thr limbs. CuHfG-
sd vision. hlunt.d intellect, lars Of confidence.
dlrtldt ne. III approaching strangers. C--lIkc To
form D-w a'4uslltsnc'-, alei@sl'lon t" sEun
rrtIrTt, ius- 81 meIuuI!. t''t' tUhhef, lluli,s
ami Nxl1cus ,ruptiolr at, az NJ fac,S. furr,d
tou+-'l-, f,.tid breath, coughs, consumption.
night air lus nOnlaLIA GnI 1r-'LAtl' MY
Il relief be 1ot untalrtd, should lEpiH iu.us-
l.G:riT either l.. l-r~oE "T !y letter I'D have
curr ,f,v,,d t'y his n-H a!Ii sol, Dtiac mod. 81
tlrItlA- thI- die AZ. v lCE I,v,r fail, OF n.
f,rtIuE quick and radical cure.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

state cf Nrva,ia ',uu,y II urin-hy. -. =, T.
J. Fnv,Er., Comfy Clerk snd .A-ottlclo Clerk
of the, =, nj luiicj-l District Court Leld II
md for TN, said County AID ~iat- aforesaid. -"
h, raly certify tha7 th. above All! foregoing II ,
full, true and correct copy ct Tho original order
nov OF record III inv efticl.
In Tcstimon, Whereof hsvs
I: ): !: :: \: !: 4: II; Il: I:
1871.
mIa5-,v I J. FDWAEDS, Clers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

Ana. i'll accordance with law and an order Of
the Board oi 1rIsStt e, iIsdt and entcrt q on the
second day If February A. j. Ia75 So many OF
sEch desi mated shares OF stock belonging 10,
bud sia1GllG IL. The names Cf the share elders
:iuIte raid, a. SHALL and y i'll be nreessaIy to pay
the sslrt Ii upon all he share hi and OWL
"a by such slar hold r. VIII be sold at 1ublic
auction al 4 office q: said COMPANY, III the Oh
nee of Ellis king. i'll Caron City, NJ vada, on
Tuesday, the sixth ,ia, Of April, A.
ID. 1878
to pay said delinquent asstssnent. together
with costs Of advertising ana tHptusos u sale
by order OF the Boz I'd of Trustees,
SAML ID. KING.
Secretary Pancake Coal Company.
Carsan City. New. March 6. 1875.
mh1.oay-tG
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
NOT ICE.


OCsTi.IN DI t3iHE. GENOA MIN
ing Dlsrljct. Nevada Notice is hereby
-'-T-rii,st HfHEI ;. FIJI II. nnc Of tie CO.
owners I'll he 43nIDg rla!us. To- 2trd ana OWL
81 i,v III l. I..v silver and COPPER Mining Co,
,trra.e II! .t,4,a Aiming i--.n't, i'"'-.ae
county. N,..4s mas e1prIatd ir t.., !'aI A l..
lS-4 ~, -rg.l Al " IA 1--we G.!h)- III III i
~t:r.s.. l.,,Il, uluU said ti&ill,. ~ r.. 'f'-
,.,;.- Nth It,. ~ Of Congress tIjItLtd. An
IT t. promote the Gcvelul, III ct 90! TIL iull!Ar
l,.-s. i.:,-i nt the nit.d States. approved MAY
Iu 4 Il. 49,. su,! that III" N,-"N l'Ts VIA
said Fitch ar required l. c"Ltr.'U., tH'lr lrH-
portion If the >ald Expenditure. namely: You.
simon 7 Walsh. the suIG - - cents N"U, itssI
" Handle tn. sum ~ - Ccits: ynu. William
Burns the sun Of - {, Mt ytn. trolEc cod
try, the sum tt - cents. yen, chm " Lr'"A,
the sum II O. cents: you. .iohnsti all h!ttfldS'
the -uu Of y It: yo0, js il1vs '"E, lie sum OF
% cents; yuu louis II. bohtslcll, - ct1t-:you
josiah Muuir,u. II 81: ven. Josel h \. tairle,
tl, sum OF II J.. yuE II. Il. lral 'i-. tie sum
4 - c,1tA: Vol. David iuw i, tie SUM OF ="
cents; YOU, eamu,l Theodore. thu sum q -
CENTS. ven. traIin. JIlUit, the tylH II II
cent?: YOU III at.lnInistEat' l. executor, legal
rtl1,,,u;atlNcs II ,Asr!, b /. tijCh. occeahed,
the sun. II 5. -: you. the aanlimIetrator, "a
.cu,Cru or leg3I rtl PERSONALITIES at George /.
Mel cfsUn, dtCt Il ID, the sum II - c'Aje,-&tl
N the gold and silNt r'tsL # the ;lttd states,
and if st th, ,AplIhtICn OF 20 days. alter the
publication Of tins h'fIcC YOU. Ct r'thtr or You
iail or refuse to tcttIIuEte sHrh proportion
mon ', III several -uATc= and rual. "a! mat TO
the gn,d the III, rest II Gt!lEHut 1t y. =
tits III the ssid mining claim ana prCl'l'. aLail
and viii become the property Of The und'r T.
signsi who lac made tn IT, r. ID ErttGltlrts.
San rarcisco, Caliternis, February ltih A.
d. 1879.
HENRY :. FITCH,
!35 California St, Room >.
feI2-Oaw-9td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
Or. |. Riehau's COLLEEN BAISbN 70, /

car. C'rarcrs :r,t md s., -! SD : Ny!t II
IL. - - ,i,dv: Sorc lar. fH'e. N"-''. Nc.,
Gov. -r-.rtgrrd !!ntci.,s 9yltI"iC tar"Th,
Hi~,,~.d scalp. and all primary + ms = re
tl-oasc Lr"v'n ~ :! pills. I!:'", : ger b"'iis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26

:. Francisco. tet4tllr!'ri III ~. T. the
treatment II S,Ar4I and S'-n.iIAl !I-' AL -ucb
a. 1,rngrrliea. tlruE. ~trictur-. N!!hliis IN all
ii. forms, s-uinsl N.lku-... h.l"trlcy. etc.
Skln diseases Il S.sTs st-..--u. .Hu ICerat, q
] L. : systematically II. ii. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
NEWARK
LAND COMPANY
San Frauci,ro f'sy. 4.sm,,Ia, -. california


Title Perfect IncC.l~rat.3.
Thr NENaTk LAND COMPANY il ROW as
r4.I...ss. ai.alt: tlt' GI.aTaEIte uLG Iaid in
Ih,s 'CIul any VII D. sr,IarF u March TO
TAX e.. ITO IL, MI ny - rroEt and railroad to
Their towns and laIt!r III 'rc Excursion v L.yh
uif! !y asiu.rtIseJ. H. r-1,EeIrc s., the Coast
-rrvty Chat it VIII b. sg'E that az F"tEs-"
!. fr4 IN front Il Newark. tIie dep water cltes !
~ to-. Wv through the ehanr Il from the Paci-
e. With III =. p l.. Il. ram. 2 it, ulrect line
~. MI. I1ytrmCre Pass mai z this tine cell
u ting point between ali arts 81 the mt' .
s,ats> siiG by deep water e. all parts 81 the
a.,tss and the gTt attest III HUfacturiuE point ON
In. ti.v II San ITa,sCIs-o-ricNty q water Seod
climate excellent soil and easy communication.
T.i- LAID viii be sold at auction IN April IN
x,r.E aid lots This Company Will cOninieil' q
a..ivC operation in building, etc, seon- Of
all Information. cIrCulsrs, msps ard subscrip-
t,cr amy at the oiLce I'll tie Company. 4O1 y
California street. basement, opposite Bank Of
CsErOra;a, San Francisco.
CHAS. Il. PETERS, Manager
Rh5-1M
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
FIRST day Of May, 4. l.. 1870,

at 10 o'clock A NJ. Of said dsy 81 tie Courtroom
of said District Court in Carson city, brh-by
county. Nevada. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said Administrator and
Administrators to- sall % much Il TIE r. a g
tate a. shall be necessary, AliI that COPY -
this order bc pHhlieird ii tn carson DAILY
ArrE.Ia uewepe,,r printed amt published e.
Carson ,ity Nevada for at least four successive
weeks III the County If Ormshs aforesaid -
cor,i.ng II the Law IN such cases.
= IL WRIGHT.
Dist. JGbge
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-26
y THE SECOND JUDICIAL EI.-

I t-int Court of tho state ut Nevada in and FIR
III. County f trnAhv.-- In the matter Of ths
.t.i+{r rf WILLIAM +. y iI~CN. deceased -
j. a;:4ur!r- 10 liz CONT ~ The petition PIE
- NJ, Il and lied ~ Il Mill =. BILLINGS and
NANCY II. WILSON. tn Administrator and
ADMIN I~:r.t.iN # WIZ. M I. WILSON. de-
ceased - NJ g. = III cr,,t 10 sslt zeal estate
that it l.r,,>s - to- Il :. IN portion OF the
real estate o. said deceased. to pay the cufstant-
Ing iudeh:,Gny-S i..,t eald dfc5 9sed and the
de- bis, Cx~en-,e and chsFS,> at the sGnllnistra-
ii N II l. therefor ur.lorcd hy the curt thai
all par~n1S interested il ssid estate appear be-
Ter. this Court on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

the mo.t received this seasc and
sxs By s s ns n 4 al. e s
f% to psr, ao aS the wheat thee
Sr CT
fields Ss %sfs az
be
month watched with great oT 'G Ss crops
VI; Ss: sI Una & %s
very sesy injured Sy and the ~ ' Sss s tesn
i sss iy 70 the In crop S have
E:;s. ". ''f Sars of sssS'as
an Of good auy HS IeSas sep Prior
% he dccS: and rain. the crCp w.
Gliding I'm ;nd Ss ssGss per- this
hand, Of me o wSua a1 nsss
the damage equal Tns so cannot no be-
Of sS sss"p Ss a,
able h9,Sy rain" during ser the rc SsHs At
PRINCIPAL s & ;u had n Sesa
s1sn sscS a for s Ssfe ensnse hands
then 81 50 . bid AMI TIE hor sc There are
fsi IT. Ts.sn %ns 3
SaSs so S Sac 81 ss Ssny
,aB and G soo for
d sods asds Se
ssG Up e 20 same ns sutnoy T,cs The wheat
cont I sas s'
Wheat. From learn the damage I'd Wy par,ev
crop about &c per cent, and Rye OatA ana Pe,y
have Injured The area under Wneat M
in the area under barley and Oats In Germany tere M
increase of ID per cent In the under Barley ana
spending decrease Wheat In Austria, hungary ann
a the reports Of diminished area and OF ueclueu ~
the OF Rye, oats AMI Barey Oui
have been large of SPRING aud we nave a from he decided
districts he WabashVaey In particular nave psen r
on Change they show the to be greatly DAN @ oIv
worthless food The exports for the week a
3bl $3.50 bush against 10000 corresponding ,ne hs'
very meager show Winter Wheat has rapidly improves
with a good milling and far specuiauve 9 t.raa
To-day the market opened quiet and hardly no urn Ioi
but firm good dry sweet and cool spring Muon "
offered is soft and Winter held with Increased
dence but very quiet The market closes easier S
for this concession Winter IL firmly NEG Gnu 81
supply The sales are 1000 0ush ~ q 90 90 90
Chicago Spring. for spot and warm n os%si o.
good sweet, cool and dry and 81 50 see5 .s oa,sr
this month 81 4Sasl Ash for No MiwauKee 81 49, ,oi
No Minnesota aioat; 81 57a$l Bib for hed MesNSh
81 59QS 60 for Amber do, Dominay NJ the cio5o ~.
String was demand for first hall September bi's y,
onet with Barley Malt Is IN aii uennn.
steady sales Of 5000 bush fourrowed state at 81 ~ e
active and with arrivals prices are higher the a
mand chiefly the trade the sales are 17ooo Ds
Ohio Mixed at IS dGGc In store, and t1dbf c anoat
at zoe Mixed at - In store anu use, an.,.
ON the TRACK and White at 7O c Jersey and southern AZ
81 d65c new. Rye quiet unsettled; Jersey AT vr
81 o. Corn is In limited dem L. and ~ again lower on1
hold Of and shippers buy 1ngy "a. s's aI ~ So
sc for steamer and S3 sail Western Yellow %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

BOSTON Aug 7-There fair business In Wool the
past all fine woods rule IN favor Of buyers
while medium and Combng and Delane Fleeces
tain full previous prices and demand Fine OHIO
Feeces neglected the sales Of Ohio having been only
G7OOO H. mostly Medium Fecces at ACC. The quotation for
ne woods IL almost entirely nominal and IL would be difficult
place any considerable lots at over 4jc. or sGc
45c bas been offered for round lots Of Ohio,
and declined but II forced gpon, the market At
the present time, is doubtful even this
price could be realized There il considerable dong IN
Michigan Feeces sales comprising 233O ~ mostly at
4D45c for lots. sales ComOinY ana Deahe
the to $4,000 H. at 526to2c for
Washed and 4Oa "a 2c for Unwashcd We except round
lot Kentucky understood To have been sold Mt an
the latter price Manufacturers are supplying tessves
quite freely and well stocked In Pulled Woods very
little doing Sales 100000 supers and y. principally at
IOa5Oc California Wool rather better demand tho sales
comprising $1,000 TO- at 22135c for Spring and 1921 &C
for FALL The demand, however has been moderate ana
BUYERS only disposed purchase at low prices W TN
Western Wool arriving quite freely and Offering at such low
prices California not urgent There
have been Of secured at 37d93c and rubwashe at
52d57c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09

MASTER'' SALE.-Under Decree of Fore,
~ q in ss 1t6 Sf th sxTEs or
TSh TGA SS sST bsT FL GE Of EN1HkS
= TIE EocSsqaS h2 G
bsldds9s ana
MOVES and 2S other holders OF bonds who nave inter
In Of Of the said Court entered in the
e. pFoF fa s IN yGy
Gss sssS. 0s TO H and I n
TUESDAY the tenth el day Of August A. D. 1872 eshesn
hund red and seventy vel at ten 0 O'Clock IN the forenoon
life Buiians So Isl g l6s La saIest the CITY q
Chicago County OF Cook and state OF illinois, ana s drec'e
The iSu SoRTeAoEp PREMISES described in the BIN Of
said sockfon RocE Island ST louis Railroad Company
by It. az and also incins ali the railroads. rights way depot
grOands coal lands or os anas a gram
elevators wo houses oal houses or other enings am az
equipments machinery tools held for IN CONNECTION
pany or is coal mines including all locomotives
tenders or other rolling stosS ana am az
repairing replacing said Railroad OF Of Is, 6anchs
81 or 1t so ali With
ng o :" H al a s ae and maze with any
parties owning coal lands or mineral ns OF rIoa OK
sethr With ali and singular tensments ana spEte
n "s nsa rents as aud probes thereo and
the !ss sna ES. 4 s wsS ST.
ons aoa Company o. n aad IL s ssd compapy
with all the franchises prvcges ana appurfenances thereto
belonging and all other proprty real and personal
IN sad Roc kfoTd Island ST. Louis Railroad Com
panv and ORION and MineIsvie Railroad company or
them and which now in The possession OF wiani
IL Perry Receiver all Other property, rights, anct %s
and things shall have been acquired by purchase or
otherwise by Receiver during the pendency OF TINS
suit with said railroads and shan be Al
the time thereby decreed in his possession, or Ia
which he NAV then be entitled together property and
moi in separate parcels the Of said decree two
hundred to dollars the bid al such sale IL To be
paid by purchaser cash at the time Of sale and Tor M
balance of The bid by the purchaser at sal SAFE I'M
Master authorized to receive from such purchaser IN e OF
cash any outstanding and unpaid bonds or coupons
ssued under the mortgages OF June d. 1905
or 1855 mentioned in said decree OF crhcaes OF
any Of said coupons At such pei
centage said Court shall direct at te approval OF sa SAT-
For more particular description OF the said property,
reference car he mad 10 said decree HENRY W. BISHOP
Master IN Cancey OF the Circuit Of the United states
for the Northern District OF Illinois
Dat yuiy a A.