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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
An Election Bet.

We heard IF All election bet yestc rday
that will not he drawn until the result is
settled. \ young lady bet her ad,.lirer
dozen kiss. that Tih}en would I've elected,
and the evening tue Democrats jnbilstcd
and cnthused, admlrer went around and
paid up like man. Il couple of days AT.
terwalG and the election Of Hayes was All.
nounced. and sue, beang all honest girl.
sent for him an. CAV. back the bet. Then
a. Hewitt ppoclanatet. aud he wanted TO
pay his b. Is mantully, why h. vent ana
mai off that one for il starter. How many
more times = settlement will tie made be-
tween this and the 4.h OF NJ .rch, IS HARD
To tell.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
FROM FORT ELLIS.
FORT ELLIS, NJ. r. Dec 24.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE toURIER:
Two messeng r ". re dispatched to the
Crow Mission on the 2lSt to ascertain if
possible tae truth or fai,i.y Of the refo +
Ell killing Of Major Ranaall and party.
Lieutenant Fuller. with twenty men,
starts for the Fat Head Agency on the
2j'h, aud Captain Bail viii on tn same
Day start out for tn purpose Of purchas-
ing sky head OF mu.es. Tie purchase,
viii be- made III Montana if ,o>s,be.
Sergeant Whisp.rd aud detail Of men,
who started to Tonyu" riy.r i. charge OF
bel cattle. have not We! been heard from
'fcsseng' rs have been dispatched 10 asctr-
tain Their Whereabouts, but nothing can
he he ri. and considerable aaxic,y is be-
Ing manifested in regard 10 them.
Lieu. Jerome Will te tried here on the
9th Of February on the char ses pending
ayains! him.
Inc officers are preparing Christmas
ire" Tor the children Of the Post. and l
will venture TO say in advance, that these
children will be rs we'll Cared for by Santa
& aus as any IN he land.
Mr. Cater Us taken The officers mess,
aud splendid fare will now be the order
! of tn day
Mr.. Dawes. our en,erp,ising gu Ter, il
shipping heavy stock of goods from
Helena. and ye so)uier boy cau soon selcc,
from The hest
Every company will celeb ate the h"li
days III fine style with accoms,a niment.
and s,l,rou 'ii, Is If !. pleasant Ct aractcr
\ ! l"i. ~ wishing the newspaper man
merry Christmas aid a happy New Year
and may tie AvANr COURIER tind it FL
no e prospectus as each one coils around
Ever thine. TCMRLETOIT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Christmas Tree /.

On Christmas evening the Old folks.
Young f, X. little folks, big folks,
grave .ks AMI gay folks assrmbcd al
the II. I, Church at the Invitation OF the
SAM y School. to see IN" CHI is'mas tree
and " ,ness the harvest Of lis fruit. The
exercise, \ ere. cordu'tcd by Rev. Air.
Alacr.nn. tie Superintendent. OF the
school assisted NY HE pastor, Rev. Mr.
Long. AID commenced with singing and
the Lords Prayer repe ted 10y the school
j., concert; then followed little sp' ecllrs
by u lif,le boy and little girl. tChari'y
WRIGHT aud l.ibhic Wakefield. Six girls
then gave IL. Sciipln'al account OF orr
Sayior's b ril,, repeating each verse a.
,crna,ely. The song, Merry Christmas.
was sung hy six g,ris. iu good style, fol
lowed ~ splendid rendering 81 he
Anthem Glory 10 God' hy the choir
A;t,ra few brief remarks from the sup J.
,ut.n,i.nt, the Christmas Tree harvest hc
gan. ana il Welded a rich crop OF beaut'
tul ana u,,inl ARTICLES for Old aaI yonng.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
I'LL Kinds Of Produce
tuken IN e.vchnn6e for
GOODS at Busi1lski's.
New Years Evening kSHll.

Mrs. J. J. Tomlin son willsgive dane
ing party at the Valley Mill. on West
Gal.atiu. ten miles from Eozeman, on
New Years. evening. Everything posi-
bic VIII he done for the comfort Of guests,
and good time is promised those who
NAV attend. The hall is l8x5s feet, with
gooi floor; several other rooms Will he a.
the disposal of the guests. and ample
stabli,ly, with hay and gram. is provided
for horses. The best of music will ne on
hand TO enl;ven the occasion. Accept
this notice IA an invitation, and come
prepared 10 enjoy yourself.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Election OfOMcers.

The n. " Boar of T,us,e If the mon
ana Agricultural. Mineral and ~ cba'hca
Association me, q: He,ena AMI iectCd The
following officers for the ensuing ear:
Pre- side ID. +. Taylor.
Vice President w. A. Ches>n an.
re.surer-T. ii. kieinsci'midt.
Secretary e. Re nois.
The Old Bosrd Of Dir crcrs so ouI
leaving the Association tree from debt
and With u balance in the Treasury Of
S.40.5S. this ei < tin tlr-t time the AS
suc,.liun has been free from debt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

Isrevst}cs.

Holiday fights oren in COOL style; two
Saturday night and 'hrec Sunday evening
s"rghing ON Christmas day was ex.
c llcn. aud the young f.4ks all eni,yed
". frre 'hd there was n srrinklng Of
OF folks. too, participating iii The enjoy
,4.nI
Two balls in Bnzeman on the same
evening. Over I" Helena they spr, ad
IA m>elycs on havin: Two concerts in the
sanr' week
Tn the NV York Company's Slate
Paint mex. season.
-Dozcman &c 'lrrs in fanc5 goods make
Il fine display This season. and have r.aprd
II go den harvest - f.r during the Lol-
days.
Trr-cc teams (ninr wag"nsl Of Rich
4 Wilson's male Tram ari.vel TUESDAY
rv' ming. ten d Us OUT from P eaS"n, Eal
ley. They wer' tre,ghtcd principally for
ri, h & Wilson anu Lsmn- L. Co.
The burrs for J J Toni son s Val
Icy Mill have arrived. and he will be
maxim. -four in a few days.
Rich Il Wilson ,tc.ivcd goods last
/ Tuesday I. AT were >iIlpp"d from Chicas g
on tn- 18th of November.
: Th. Dozcman Social Dancing C|us
will 1--WE s, rics Of parties at tie Young
Mc,'s Hall. No. Of Tie series Will =,
given his evening. Tanks tor IA season
ticket. ntlcm n. We Will cndeavor t,
a>e II occasionally.
Did yon nc:Tce that the days W r
g,,;ln- longer
a discussion occurred at Central Par,
on Cirslmas evening between Jess. Gun
and VI 81 Harris N " nh harris w"nnt
az b, si,"o;ir. Gum with hrs It, Il>lo
ii f cIln- Il flesh wound in III" thigh.
More applicants for admissioi to III
B,,z IN PuO.c School last week. \
room, Things Will not be tliusly nex
winter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
BOxenl an Market Report.
R,CERIEs.

Sugar. seo(cs24 coffee. 35 cents,
Bacon, 23a;s:5; f'a,u, IS, Shoulders, %;
States Sail, 3: Dried Apples. 22112 Dire
Pearhes. 2Oe122t: Dried Gurran's, l6@l7;
dried Grapes. lS; Dried P.ars. 22(et2l;;
BE MS. Sale; Fresh Corn Meal. 8; OAt
Meal. Il; H"m,ny. II.
Bright navy tobacco, GS@soc; black. 81
ass Teas-Jap'n t;5Cy75. Young iiss""
sICll o. Imperial 950yl 30. Gnnpowder
Sl9l 40. Sal! g.. Brooms $5@5 so.
Pick. es. ) gallon key. S4Wi M: Rorc,
l7MlSc.; Syrup, s gallon kegs $1C17 80.
& mhhs, S9@l0 pr box; soap, Us oo(99
per box OF 60 lbs.
PRODUCE.
Flour. XXX, per sack, S.. 5000; Oats.
$l.73Hi 80 per cwt.
Pot. oeS. 1c per II, Butter. Soc per
H.; Eggs, 75c per doz, Cheese, zoe Pc;
H.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

Jockeys brand Of Crackers. Hard
red ani Other goods ma Ut cinrcd b,
I,iE MONTANA STEAM CRAC Il Elk
COMPANY,
Glenn, are sull ~ The lead, eastern
. .u> thrown IN the shadc) hccau>e they
a,e tr. 81, an! ,ma,cof Montana mat rials H..
Montana Nv Mon;an men. They pny cash
Tor Lard. Butter. Egg. he ~. + sour ana
Grain Send them u:,ers and tOnSign
mems 4Sin}
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
RELIGIOUS.

~, It Tie VI. l.. Chulc!I ,nch sun
lrl. II {. H. ana y. n SuIda,
or..l 80 -, IA. Payer une'i.g each
riuI-.iaf ctrn'r-.
l. ~. Il LONG Pastor.
T.. f. 4 Gri'cn'cn. Presbyterian.
.-7.trre : r"i,r each ) SABBATH in
!. Gh'ncl
st James Church.
ef..o.- arh sunday mrlr',ing and
,,,,.r :. II li"u-r I. issI',r> Sunday School
,,.r,ra a.nj> mttrr moi,:,ly services
.r> IL ant; All re- Itrvl'ch ~ attend.
lH',MA> +. EICKLl. Rector.
NOVEMBER - II. 1876
r'sp.4 'i,s> Gate Ia. ,,i,,scr-: u Cd. r. ach-
~ II, = - ~ Boz mai Mission. viii
f,rc"i, us -'tvic,>. ugn.nly N each
40, nr tnIIu"le. l.j.Cr>:
- L., - lrst S,nl n, II 4 M
V..l,r ,,i,,o IImu-c- FasI Sunday "a
g.. ~.
suau. I.iil-S..c"",d '>unA.Na l, 4. m
Ia, 81 latin (G:angc iiaI!t-Sec"nd
San'av ~ q +.
{, u. : seh"cl House Third Su day
Il i ~.
/, an-Tl ird Sunday Z y. m
q Ava. - II oi Hnu>r-f'uui II Sunday q
J &C..
ta.rri V school E!on>"-F"ur'h sun
d, \ , p IN.
G. ". SANFORD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
CIOTHING!
,:yST RECEIVED All
BaSinSki' :.
Pony Gulch.

JR Fincl, pad Pony visit last week,
and is enthusiastic in his praise OF the
prospects: Of that camp. j.. =. Mofr'"l q
VIII have lis mil running by tho middle
OF February. aud it will be r'gsrd with
all the modern appliances. The mill Is
locat I'll convenient to the mine, ana the
ore. run to il, bv means IT y 'ramWay.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Turkey Shooting.

The shooting match given ~ GUY.
Williams was well attended by the crack
shots, and GUYS. counterAnce a. one
time wore a solemn look, when two fine
turkeys fel! nj the first shot. The noble
led man. the un,amed son Of The forest,
WAS on hand. but We did rot observe him
packing of any tame turkeys.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween +. +. Bennett and N. b. Givens lie
This day dissolved. All accounts due the
firm are payable TO ME, ard hereby'ca"'
ton the public not to make payment to
Ally other p rson whatever.
B.F.RENNErT.
3 iw. Boz man. Dc ?2uu le'o.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

Two pairs of stairs are necessary IN all
the Dcnyef newspaper officrs-one for tho
editors TO 20 down as callers como up the
O'her.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
CITY ITEMS
Notice to Benedicts.

Notice to Benedicts.
Trouble at home IS avoided by taking
your NIGHr Carat PCNSFORD'S
Time is Money
Guv Will ms Eixh. Year Old Fluid
Extract Of Rye glid"s down your throat
instantly without check or h,l., and 70
after trouble is expert. need. Try it.
Black Hills.
There is SOM difference. of opinion re
earding the ACCESSIBILITY OF gong to the
BLACK Hills Mt the present time. hut it Is
y sure thing that you should go to Guv
Wi.Iianhs' to irrlyate. M,se note oi this
Dom Pedro.
The last public act Of this European WAS
to d, clare Pon>ford's Corner. BaEema,l,
NJ. T.. the headquarters Of his ,atio'al
game. Dcvotets will 60, era themselves
accordingly. 81 IT
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Holiday GOODS !!
j. BaSi1lSl>i

las received large and well seIecteu
stock Of
CANDIES. TOYS. CIGARS. TOBACCO,
STATIONERY. ACCORDEONS,
VIOLlNS. HARMONIOUS,
FIFES. FLUTES,
TRUNKS.
VALISES. PICTURE FRAMES, LOOK
ING GLASSES. TOILET AK
TICLES
And q general variety of Latest Novelties.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Letter List,

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Post Office at Bohemian, Galiatin county.
Montana Territory, Decemb-r q, 1876:
Beats HAsden Love Mrs julia
Campbell Joel Ke>er julius Jr
COmstOck d Scarf Ed "
(o.ln.u $ am Stephens Albert 2
Goodman John II Yates Mrs
Held for postage, james A. Grant Raw'
lads, California.
TAYLOR, II.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
An Americanism.

I'he game If Blllia DIS has becom" an
.A>'i;ntion Of the Centennial year. and it
,eIO"yr> all good citizens t. Gail round
oGnv Williams PLACE Billiard Saloon
.nd help uphold the National honor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29
Metropolitan Hotel

Having taken charge of this elcgar
Hotel the finest in the Territory. am
prepared 10 entertain the travelling public
and regular bcarder> with
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
G,he Crinlc ort!,e Anc.

\ recent number of the Nev York
M,thodjst, in discussing the numbeIic-s
peculations. breaches OF t,ust, and other
processes ly which mcL have become
criuinaliy possessed of other people
money, puts the matter 80 the chuIchcs
in the following tcrse style:
Thou shalt not steal seems to be the
Troublesome part Of the dccalogue ior a
large portion OF our people; and the Of
fences against this commandment seems
to be acquiring that aeni-toiegant recsr-
tion which in a more marked way, at
tends tnehastity N the Latin nations Fl
This is q tendency, oaly II tendency To
he resisted. resistance to which is one Of
the important duties ot The American
pulpit. The Indian is robbed; the cirrus
are robbed; the national gov >rnnunt is
robbed. There Is a startling stlt,Ht!t
ascribed to official authority jhat It
would cost 5000 to prepare "a LIST of lI
titlal delalcations and shortages "i'Ala
the last seven years.
Th,r. j. something staggering in ,c
statement We have ultyse,u,r TO
many weil-bchayed t4icvos IN honest
clothes and under Christian plotcs-i5A.
Our thought is that the puulic luruiou
needs to be attended to. lcrals should
be given prominence IN the cdUcat.ou OF
the young, prominence in the IAa,ruc-
ton given hy the pulpit and the press.
We must also learn how to Condrs.n ct
tectlvely the dishonest man, how to ta-
boo him with the rentless severity which
we visit upon Offenders against chastity.
Upon the churches must fail the greater
share of the task Of resisting the tend
ency of preventing its passing on into
confirmed habit.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
sl!nNvrcci, OF Nnnr Frn,..

CAPE MAY CITY, Feb. "A large.
deep foreign bark, with white quartc,
rail, lies near Somer's Shoal, abreast
Of Cape May Light. about three miles
out, with main and mizzcn Iopmasts
carried away, ioremast and bowsprlI
standing with all attached uniniurel
f"rcsail blown loose from gasho,a. She
seems to be at anchor, vita shoals all
around her Is near the buoy on Rip,
no signal Of distress flying, and caa
see one man ait apparcnily helving
the lead. A fearful westerly gale is
blowing, and it is impossible to board
her by liieboat or steamer ut present,
Capt. lliGreth and crew, of the life
saving station here, will 80 aboard as
soon as the gale permits. The crew
are ia no Immediate danger.
The day is beautiful and clear and
not cold. Much damage has been done
here and at Sea Grove.
1t is thought the pilot boat Howard
put a pilot on the bark mentioned
yesterday morning in sight of Cape
May.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
Reduction ofthc Military Expenses.
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette.

oFOSlNi bl5pakbh W tuS bdltluOIb bdLCllc.
WASHINGTON, February The House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day
amused itself in discussing the reduc-
tion OF the pay OF the officers Of the army.
Ten thousand dollars was thought
enough for Sherman, eight thousand for
Sheridan, six thousand for major gener-
ais, five thousand for brigadier generals {;
colonies, thirty five hundred lieutenant
colonies, three thousand majors, twen-
ty-tive hundred; captains, two thou
sands, and Il corresponding reduction
down to Second lieutenauts, VINO are
thought worth 81 POO per annum. The
oilice OF chaplain was not thought worthy
Of continuance. The chairman Of the
committ.H, General Banning, has in pre-
paration = bill looking to the consolidl-
tlon Of the quartermaster, commissary
and paynaster generals departments ::
the ordinance and artillery {, partm
and some other combinations in the statI
departments df the amy. The supper,
and approb ,tion ot TIN best officers Of
the army has been given to the measures
introduced and proposed Gy the pnhtary
committee
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
EoveG's 6iouf Linimeat

After 80 years OF practical experience with
horses, IN staying, teaInng, &c, have learn
eu that mole horses have been crippled by
matLc' ton To the feet than all other Diseases
omhll ed. After mSp experiments | have
oun" ne true remedy 10 PREVENT the als
case the MOOT, or restore IL after negligence.
20 al nature intended IT should be-the
5"sR 'tpPort Of the noOie dNindl. II the hoof IA
mnamed and diseased, the animal ls comuara
lively worthless. This Lnlment viii surely
treuent this worst of all diseases, Contraction.
Corna, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Slnsw generally called Knee Sprung.
&c., and restore those that have been cripule1
by The want OF such remedy.
CITY IT, and II Will never .ail II uruperly
spphed, VIZ.
Lathe the hor5e'B foot once week, or often
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the moot close TO the En7.
Il. Z. BOYER,
EorT1sLOwn, Pa.
hR. NJ. Z. EoiER-Dsar 6iy. TINS Is 10 Ger
MY that have used your Liniment Ia m
sLaDleior three months past, Oh more than
one hThdred horses, and lind 1t Ihe best p,e
ParatlOn have ever used on horses. 1t lst AR
better than you recommend IL send me lUe
Gsses at once, by express, Z. o. ~.
HAIRY HAMILTON.
No. 1872 West GlEt street New York civ
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03

SUPERIOR SCHOOL Books" Wdrrcn's
Common School Geographic" and "IVar
res's Primary Geography" copies of which
we lind on our table, are certainly the
most superior books of their class. An
edition has just been issued which con-
tains q map illustrating Delaware and
the Peninsula more fully than any other
school atlas in existence, and its adop-
tion by the schools of Delaware under
the direction of the State Superintend-
ent would be well until better article
IS forced upon his view. The typograph.
ical execution ard the printing is really
artistic. The cuts being equal to steel
engravings. Among the illustrations is
a line engraved view Of Wilmington and
cuts Of Delaware College, the Court
House at. Georgetown, and the Old
Swedes' Church in thi, city. The New
Primary Geography is just the thing for
the little children. They are delighted
with it. The Publishers, Messrs. Cow.
perthwait & Co, PHILADELPHIA. deserve
The thanks of Delaware for the attention
they have given our State.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
.SIEF.sIFF'.S SHES.

LNIlEUlFF'~ SALE.
y Bg virtue OF II writ o, AlF. Iovari Ia-
cits me directed, viii be exposed to rub
ne sale at the house IT Wi Ham y Ford, al
kirkwcod, n paIcadcr huudred, Now castle
county Dol. ON
SATURDAY
Tun I'm DAY or FEBRUARY, '"r.
AtIw0 O'Clock. =. NJ,
Tho following described Real l.'a;". VS..
The following p,Gn alton or tla a. land
situate, lying and beng near the NlihEo OF
Glasgow. in Pencadcr hundred IN New CAS-
tie County. and State Ci delaware the same
being bounded md Described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a stake in the main street
OF the village aforesaid, being also the Pub
lie Road leading from SAID village towards
MiddlctOwn. ind running thence louth -
degrees west 202 perchcs al eng the New ,as-
tie and Ercpchtown Turnpike, and by ands
OF Kobcrt NJ. Black to "a corner take. thence
south one degree. cast crossing bald Turn
pike Road and running by lind of Thomas
Indie "a. $40 perchcs toa corner white OAK
IN ine Of land of the heirs OF Wesley Al
rich, deceased, thence north - degrees east
81 l-l0 pcrchCs by the faid land Of Wesley
ArCh, and land ofW liam Cam to the aiure-
sand street IN said village, or road leading
towards Mlddlctpwn Aforesaid, thrECe with
the sam north T. degrees wet, - street
in said village or road leading to Middle
town HtOrc-atl, thence with the i lnc north Il
degrees We-l laI d " pcrches to the ilrbt
mentioned stabe and place of bt ginning,
con aiming Within those bounds two hundred
ana tWO ucfc-, and one rood and twenty
cghtand u htlt perch, of land be the SAT-
however more or less, (c&cC ting ont Of the
ime a small lot ut "a ont three acrcs Of land
which the said Samucl Frazier and Emcimc
BIS wife sod granted au'I COW -,,d unto
EUbeit VI. ]; ack.)
ar.zci an taken in execution a. the pro-
pcrty o' sawutl Frazier and E.ocuuo Li.
NI'e aid trlI' taMuts ana T. ne ,"ld -
" VI. II. LANES y. Sheriff.
~Ac!"s Office. he'y Castle.
J.Lu4fy u. l5.b. JAM T.
L.HERIFfrS SALE.
y by virtue OF sundry writ5 Of Ncnditoni
EAponas ami ri IA. to me directed viii be
exposed to public sale. on the farm OF An-
ihoEy ReN hold nCar Delaware City, Re
Lion Hundred, in New Castle County, Del,
ON
TIE sth DAY OF FEBRUARY, Is7G,
Atll o'clock. a. NJ,
the following described Personal Property
viz:
Forty head OF cows, bull, 9horscs, colts,
| mule, yoke of oxen. Il hogs, II shoats, /
brood sow, boar, 4 farm wagons.2 peach
wagons, ex carts, horse carts. Tcapers,
mowers horse rake ! ro Ter, > he, llarfows,
carriages, plows, harrows, cultyators, peach
baskets wagon harness, plow harness, cart
harness. carriage harness, lot OF berry crates
and boAes collars. brldlrs, - tons Of hay,
lot OF straw lot Of rough lay, lot Of yellow
ana white com, wheat IN the ground. .ot Of
rails, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
pcrty OF Anthony RI bold and to he aoli by
" NJ. ii. JAMESON. sheriff
Sher II $ Olire, New Castle.
Jan. p. ii. D.. ia1G. in - @lawt-.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
PJEEECt SHES.
PURItE AL.

IhatU. s .ir,- rfl' --t .. F.bii.- .tt...t
T." H,.i' N'p e., Ms1~et - Ml.u.,.
'uas. itl..
TIE 22d hag " ie'funy, 1876,
nl thee 5I'.s ai,i .sotnds o os occu:1.a p
h. llotr. d d... ,u..h t-lnu'r. tory. -.Iuis-
ltd % l.abestrstt. Aiiddl, town, ucl.. wi.lfn
l+D S.,d p. bo i.ttd Il. p., toai4alr
plii.rs i. w ts - .u' wut an J. So i.v.o
..eG ,lisr hr p.tticuci ttn main bull.ia. (:
show room bark nl in J.. bull in. > H. -
iert. all -. scnt ,ric-. with iump ot good
"n;tg. The l.t = .uI feet ou lhLe street
rt4ttrr IA X l2j icet. II su-. oulIcl Nitr y
tFni T.. atd i'L'e ,'tht 't"t 'eb. " q 2 OF
~ 'nu l"' Gcn wur6, "r !; would maze %
ms cl"-s 'rgtt iryIrE or c,rn.it. c.'dh.ish-
m'ni, II 5c!r. close t"thc largtst peach ,hlp
rIk dspo. % iacrot.jrsun.
lhr terms ~ oue u D.. rteh. tte La'a,cc
Que year, With interest from otte., tpir
,, JOHN W&SE.,b.
ow1soud. F.. S.erd&4t.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
s.rlII(F.

r.rOIICF.
= Notice is hereby gwen thvlv
celVc Proposals until the itn Gar M
airy for printing three hundred foms
JOt kNAL OF THE LEGlsLAIIyi
MlITEE and the KEPORf or TnTiI
TOR OF ACCOUNTS Of the STATE 91
ware.
The proposals 10 state the price pg,
ana to include stitching and deliver
work to be executed IN accordance Win,
ton 4 Chapter I. OF the Revised ,tr,
thl5 state. GEORGE Il. DlCK,N
Clerk Of the Comso
Dover, January 70, 1876. lan.!a,
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03
N'OIICl:.

J y II the matter u Tho, la r..
PETITION OF Charles Alien t.,.1,N- !
and Othcrs, for partiiinu. IN
Notice Is hereby given to a.' n.-'.,.
ing any lien or liens upon the u',e..-
tate of Charles Allen, icwi.I. A..ri
Allen and Lewis l.. Alien, lru.ia.s,i
Mary Wilson; Charlcs Allen ap.iI.
y len, Trustees of Amanda Ol.r4+.
u Allen and clara Alien or r,r'..' ~
IN the premises to winch the sad b..
lltcs, to iile n petition cttinsior.ots-
ana amount of the same, IN the oas.
i'egist IN Chancciy, Tor New casio
ten days before the thiid Mondag M
arv nJNt, und to appear and Ur.,s +
Zen OF liens, at the cnsu NJ term.
Of Chanccry, before thcr,slug Of .r..
tee thlrd day OF the Term.
lpIu-cadtFcb. 70 r..
The daily gazette., 1876-02-03

- HERIFF5 SALE,
! By VIRTUE of a writ of Itvari F,ci q IN
10 me directed will be exposed 70 pu llc sale
at the H"tel OF John ott in the village o,
hilstaI a, in WlIte Clay Creek huudr, d
New eaa le county. Delaware, en-
FRIDAY,
TILE llth DAY OF FEERUAKy, 1876.
At2 o'clock, p NJ.
the lollO" INK described Real Estate, viz.
All thal et rtaln lot Il land sit.atu in n q
vllItse oi LlrisIianH, in the county o New
Caste ana Sttc OF delaware on the sou h.
cry RI OF the rubnc r"nd ,auing ftom
GhFTlana I" ttahtuI buunc ed tylaLds OF
Jdu, builtn aud tIaL am +. !: hu non and
DS II publl road azores d cantnltI. 4 ab ~,
one a. 10. mo etr ltss, On winch is ere 81. i
nama u uSe, leins J. al st IL OF aud H.
which joan =, T. dd. deceased. late ot tn,
said village Il hIis lHnn ii u, 5 izt ID in ice
leaVihs To srrvlE' him ur children MS hpi,s
Ut law 70 whom the sIun desc, led by VIZ
Tue OF lhe i~A9 n htate Of the State oi D,l
aware.
seized and taken into execution ms tn.
property OF ! ceb McClnt, ok, N ry Ann
McE cElin,och, Juhu Smith, L,,e. j. Suitb v
lana PIlee. h llEa belh Jane Price a. d Mnr,h
5. Miller, and u he sold by
WM II LAMBSOE, Sheriff.
January D, 1876. jan.s-ts