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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

CVUuuys
Across the chasm dark and bloody
Where armed Hate once cruel stood
LIT us build anew the Union,
Ut our common Brotherhood.
Unfurl for US the Nations banner.
Flag of country forever free;
We, tM, would claim and snale i,
glory,
As il floats DER land and sea.
In the days long past, our fathers
Stood beneath that Flags broad fol
In the days 10 come, our children
Will, with yours, its fame uphold.
Thus beneath the one broad banner.
Flag of the True, the Brave, the Free
We will build anew the Uoion,
Fortress Of our Liberty.
Judge not that ye may be not Judged
Comes the warning from above;
Forgive, If thou would'st be forgiven !.
Plead the heavenly tones OF love.
Common guilt brought R"tribution
And common woe. for slavery's SIN
God alone is pure and righteous.
Sounds the still, small voice within
They who wore the bondsman's f-t,er
Freed by Heavens divine decree,
Hencefortb shall share life's aspiration
Joint heirs with US of Liberty.
Heirs to life as he shall order,
Whose Hand alone can guide Alright
Whose Word WILL yet in mercy tighten
Ethiop's long AMI rsyless night.
Thus we will rebuild the Union.
According to tho Makers plan,
Upon tile broad and sure foundation.
OF trust in God aud Faith in man.
Northern graves by Southern ktndrrd
Decked with Southern flowers shall
be.
Emblem of the power that conquers,
Blessed power Of Charity.
For our own in battle fallen,
WOuId'st thou have US cease 10 feel?
Ger our dead. beloved and honored,
Wilt thou not this compact seal?
Thus BY friendships ties c~mented
We will change tho bloody past
Into golden links of Union,
Bending all In love ct last.
The Raven cry of War is ended,
The land redeemed shall cease to
Then let tOur hymns Of praise be blended
Oh! let the Dove ct Peace return,
Peace with Il concilistion.
On the altar of Gods will
Who shall stay the cousumation?
Who shall seek TO part US stil:l
Thus across the bloody cbasm
Where armed Hate once cruel stood.
We will build again the Union
Renew for aye the glorious Union
OF our common Brotherhood.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

The ChiDaman comes here without any
intention Of making his home with u.
without any desire to identify himself in
any way with our fortunes or our national
He comes without his family
and never becomes citizen. He gives US
his labor for about Ont-half of what We
could obtain the labor OF other nationali-
ties. He goes home when he has saved
enough to live on. This is not tho indus
try We desire, and if it is encouraged we
we shall find ourselves in time under the
contr>l of the most degrading aristoerscy.
As machine the Chinaman is one of the
best, but we want republic OF men and
not of machines Y. Herald,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

Across the chasm dark and bloody
Where armed Hate once. cruel stood
LIT us build anew tie Union,
Of our common brotherhood.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

Nineteen doctors in Constantinople GER
tfy that the sultan died from he opening
of the veins and arteries in his erms. Now,
If nineteen other doctors will tell US who
opened the said veins aud arteries. We
shall begin to get some knowledge on the
subject. 1t the grand vizier should r. ques:
them to say that Abdul opened these yes
sells himself the physicians will be too pc
lite to refuse-unless they can get on
foreign men-of-war between the signing
Of the certificates and their reception by
the vizier.-(N. Y, Herald,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14
The Real Inventor of McCOr
mick's Reaper.
(Paducah Sentinel.1

! We believe the credit of inventing what
Iis known % the Mccormick Reaper prop
lerly belongs 10 0ne II our feliow-citizrns
Owen Grimes. Esq. late State Libra
rian Of Kentucky. The history of the
great r. aper, according to Mr.. Grimes, is
las follows: He made the model of what
lis generally known as the Mccormick
REAPER, and. on one of his then frequent
trips to St. Louis, he carried his invcn-
ton with him, aud, as q curiosity, placed
It on exhibition In the Office of the Mis-
souri, Hotel-at that time one of the lead
Ing hotel ia the city. He had not applied
for patent, and had no thought of do
ing SO. At the time of which we speak
Mr.. Mccormick. the "great mechanical
genius" (who reapei splendid fortune
soon afterward), was residing on q farm
a few miles from st. Louis, and was IN the
habit of making frequent visits to the
city. and usually sold potatoes, cabbage
and other produces 10 the Missouri Hotel,
putting up'' at that house when in the
city. He saw Grimes model in the office,
studied all its details, made one similar in
all respects, applied for and obtained the
patent, and Oh the next visit of Mr.. Grimes
10 st. Louis year or two after friend
met him in the street and said to him:
''Owen, if you will 60 down with me
to the city market-house will show you
wonderful" Together they
repaired to the market house. aud there
he saw the product of his own brain in
the shape of the celebrated ''McCormickI
Reaper" The patentce was exhibiting
his wonderful machine to a gaping multi.
Jude Of people, and to day Cyrus Nc
Cormick is millionaire and Owen Grimes
is poor man. Sich is life.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

Are we about to turn oyer another ne w
leaf this Centennial year? The workings
of tbs law Of supply and demand are
cspricious enough; but who could have
supposed the Old World would be so soon
calling upon the New for skilled labor?
Yet the mastsrwrights of Glasgow, Scot.
land. appeal today through our advertis-
ing columns for large number Of opera
tive joiners, and offer wages which, in
these plnching times, our unimployed me-
chancs will probably regard as attractive
seven shillings for day Of ten hours
IN. v. Tribune.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
"A Montana. Will practice in all Courts
Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
u. f. Edwards.
=. =. Davis,

A TTORNEY AT LAW Office on
"A Black street, Bozeman, M. T. Will
practice III all Courts OF the Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

tlvcs from he s,c'!nu entitled to elect shall
net choose President Whenever TIC tight oi'
choice shall devoive upon them before the th
Of March next fjliowioG, thea the Senators
from the section eu!itied to elect, >ha!! choose
The President from the aforesaid persons Gcl
exceeding three
SECTION 1I.-Tho Governor General s5ai b.
elected by the States composing the section en-
titled to elect him, in tina same manner a. the
President is directed to be elected by the Stat 2:
composing the other section.
SECTION Hin case Of the removal Of tn:
President from Office or Of his death, rosignatia:l
or inability 10 discharge tho powers and dutio>
of the said Office, the same shall devolso upo.:
the President of the Senate. II case ot tue ta-
movsl OF the Governor-General from office, ts
of his death, resignation inability to dschsrgs
the powers snd duties OF tho said office. tho saIia
shall dcvove on the Speaker of tho House ..
Representatives and ssId officers shal! st 81.
coriinsly until the disability be removed, OK :.
President or Governor. General, IS the case las,
be shall be elected. l. the event Of The office o..
President being deYolved Oh the Fre>IdeN! d.
the Senate or of Governor General boing d.
volved on the Speaker Of the House, tho oi!ic:
| of Senator, or member OF the Hou So rs the case
| may be, of the President OF the Senate, ."
| Speaker of the House, shall be therchy "Hca::l
ARTICLE II.
No person constitutionsly ilell!sib: - -.
otice of President shall DO eligible - !a4. >!
Governor General Of the United Sta!e.
ARTICLE 70
| On tho ratification of the foregoing .i4lr.,1
| ments, Samuel }. Tildoa and Rutherford i
| Hayes shall be the President Gnl GoY =rg0t.
General tho United States; Their Terms Il o.
| fee to commence on the G.h OF March. =. ,
1871; which Of aaii c;tic"s they sha. res1C- !Y%,
| ~ I'LL shall DC de erliircd ty ,0t - ,:4 cr3:cir,
| Of the two houses Vi Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
TeleQraphic Summary.

E. A. Woodward of the New York Tam
many Ring, now in prison, has confessed all he
knows about that ring. His revelation incul-
pates prominent radicals as we'll as democrats,
whose names have, up to thi. time, escaped re-
proach.
Six criminals were WHIPPED and exposed III
the pillsry, in New Castle Delaware, to-day,
receiving from 20 to 40 lEshes each.
The enameled cloth factory OF Aths y Hughes
in Newark, N. j., was burned this morning
Loss between $50. 0Co and S.5,CoJ.
Com, Paul Shirley, u. 8. N, died rail.
road train, Yesterday, en- route to Memphis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

Gen. Butter and Chief Justice WaIie wele
among the callers upon President Grant, yes
terdsy. The former adhercs to his opinion
sustaining the righ. Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives to object to the reception OF iEe elec
toral votes, rot, however, it is thought, Gu &C
count orthe coostitutionality and equity Of thai
right, tn, that the counting CT the votes may
be postponed until after the 4!h OF March Sc
that President Grant can hold over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
MARRIED..

November Dist, at St. Psups church, Rich
mond, by Rev DR.. Mnn!gerode, ii AkGARET
CARLISLE, dau shter of tho late James and
Mrs Ann Den, Dunlop, of Richmond, Va. to
WILLIAM IT. S. BURGWYN, esq, of Bal
tmore, Nd.
In Gordonsvile Nov'r 22nd, by Rev j. G.
Dinwidde, Mr.. I.UCIEN LYNN, of Fairfax
county, Va, to Miss MARY L. DAVIS, of
Gordoneyille Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

The Lieutenant General OF the army, 10 Ills
annual repor., says by sub.divisioo OF terri
.oy every FOOT Ii he country Is uader the gu
persison OF general officer ucar at hand, witt
part of,he army prorortioued to supposed nc
cessity to main,aip order aad peace. 10 the
military division 0! The At'acsie there are nc
hostile Indians, but troops have been actively
employed 10 aiding u. 5. mayshals 10 protect
ins the weak against the pscjualres OF the strong
in frequent cases Of civil elections Gen.Shea
man should no. elbow his peEchant for satire t.
introduce it into his official papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
SATURDAY. EoVEMBER %, 1876.

The New Yo,k Sun has published lengthy
statement, With vouchers, proving, what many
people knew long ago, that the President OF
the United States was guilty of completely IN
the whisky ring frauds, and that Avery, the
recently pardoned convict, was punished 10 Or
Ger to shield Babeock And this is the same
President VINO says dat il tho returning boards
declare Hayes c!ec;ed he will see that he IS IN
augurateG Unless Prcs!deot Grant has made
I'D his r,iud 20 .ca:i POSSESSION OF the govern
mcn, b. hui.liug ever, bis Term will soon ex
pire, a:.1 il cur option the less said about hlu
the better. T., hm drop into oblivion us soor
as possible. aai :et his administration DC Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Noyr. % -T..o lH.c.
ket closes active end prices to-day ruled :: IN,
Wheat is in good receipt, sni ia hl;nc.a :,I
at l31 for white, ant ll5slSo ioE rni. As |, ga:
IT, Corn continue: ia light !cceip! and p:l'.:
are better, new sod to-day S. IL and A. .I.u oil
at So. Small lot: cf Rye AL O>.: brought, g.
and - respectively.
RKcE1FTs Of rKopu.E The following we!=
the receipts BY the Washington City, Virgins
Midland and Great &outAcru Il. i. las ,"aa.
Corn 1865 bushels wh&:. $50 iyA - y,;:
l4G onions 81. POTATOES -, r::cs:DIt: :, l!c&.
bbis, lour 500 5bis, apples 8. l1s, i.5:i4
poultry bbls. dressed hogs y! dr!cI triit !,
bbls and bags, fowls il coops. nca! J. sack
butter Dbl Gud , i!rkins, eggs IL 5.'!5 alf
boxes, hides IL bundles vegetables bis, &.
bscco 45 boxes, losther AZ, :'Ge3 ~!.js,tY @bn
game 5 bags fur pack. calves !, teno" T..
bacon 100 lbs. sheep skins bs!e ground Una
q. 40 lbs, cattle cars, ca!tc All hog: : eas:.
sumac cars;
CoAL REro.r The iy."a..z Is. q .apo.. ~-
the receipts and shipments q. ,v.' d.riHg tn
week ending to-day:
Amer. Coai Co.. j. Il. Parrot, lr.. &S:. 7Vlo
J. Z. Agn3W iV!1
-.
lo'"''"..'.. ..' ''.''. '''
,,,,n;oo., r,oI ~, 40.
Hamp and Bait Co., W. &. no"a.a. ~, ~.
J. p. \ gncyY
Observation-Disclosures. > -
BY Telegraph
New Y0kk. Nov. .'.-Stock= active, -"
Detter l3ei!hH h"Ii'y -. "o!I .. '''
quiel ana =lea9y ..osI gus S':' ~ '-'' '''.'
sIssuy. ,,,..;.,... -. ..os,-,..
oALrlAoEE. N"' 'aFe'hiH o. uo!'tl 49,
sfsla'' u"nsu n;n IT. o' tnnr .enJI
demand moderate; prices unchanged. Nfrr.
active. stronger and ?. :, higher; No. 2 Wei
red 135. No do rs: PENNSYLVANIA rel i ,.
;4O: MARYLAND red, ..crl 20 prime, liO.ll,. d.
s,nbe llTsl53; do white l25all5 Corn-SoU:a
ern ,luiet anu ir.n Wns:cru .ctiva ard s!rrn.
new Southern white 5ja51 90 y.iio~ ,lso,i
Western mixed CID spo. n.ld Nov D.. Dee -.
now spo: 5.i Dec 81! Jsl! IT.. Uat- ignl ~
fairly active; Southern primo "iiIJ; Wrs.csn
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CANAL CON NJ EI2CE.

Arrved-Boats Henry and II NJ !.e"I:, 4
American Coal Co Clara n.d i Il Su!nncI., :.
Basn Avon Coal Co.
Departed g Sl.'rmaG, Litl!s Edd,.. i
J CLARK, l. w Potcnburgcg and ) ti"nry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

The General Assembly Of Firgiaas Will mce
On the & h praXimo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

The New York Tribuoe gives the democtats
thirteen ia the next Hous, Of Representatives..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

A &ES AXES
"A At - Ai"g :.fr...
On hand % d, ( 81 Lhouylng !: a.@., Z: q. 't''-
shapes, SC, which &c r,r :! seq low rF.''
By the box or single Axe.
rov2l j. i. CREIGuTON = sos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

TIE shipwrecked crew Of the brig MaIy G.
Roswell reached Baltimore last light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

The prospects Of the permanent exhibition
on the CeoteDnia! grounds, al Philadelphia,
are promising. There have been mor appli,
cations for space than he area assigned for ey-
hbitlon purposes. The ladies Of the Ceu.en-
NAL Commission have adopted constitution
for 40 organization TO be styled the Women :
Centennial League, aud appointed commit
lnn IN nermanant membership.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

7 ONDON LAYEH, loose Muscatol, Es!..
- cha, Sultans ani ~eedlcss Ra:ains i"st ~
cciyed by n,,,,.
nov a }. y. g =. MlLbuhH -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Alex
IL andria, Va, Postofice November p, 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they q, adj
vcrtised and give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

MIXED and CUCUMBER PICK i4H'' TO-
nov n r. W. AVERY, 80 King i;ro,t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Nov +. y. me ln.r.
ket closes active end prices to-day ruled :.:m,
Wheat is in good receipt, sni ia hu;nc.s :,I
at III for white, ani ll5al3o ioE rni. As u 4u:.
ty. Corn continue: ID light rccei p, and i:.,s.:
are better new sold to-day s.. IL and AZ, sI.d ii
at S. Small lots Of Rye aal o.: b:o.gt.t t.
md -, rascc,tiya.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

Received th. 4. III r. worry large i!ne q: Goa
to select from, additional TO cur stock. We WI
keep them for few days, and can otter SPce'a
inducements, both in variety and price.
now Fl. G. SLAYMAkEk co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
.LOAKS TO SELECT FROM.

MATS \ Nd RUGS
MOTH PAPER for uutting .indar CARPETS
nnt : y. +. WILMER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

list RECEIVED By STEAMER TIL
y day a beautiful assortucG. OF
INGRAM CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL DJ'I~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

DLACk BS.-We hsva just opoAed ga
D other supply of Spanish Tuck CONT -, :"
new and choice styles. tugetItr with lni! L'I.'
of Pressing Combs. Hair. Tooth ana ra''
Brushes q. FEhGUSo-t q DHo ~.
nor 6 - LE5 S"'''
, 1876-04-15

UMATiLLA RGS&GyArION.-There Is
\ movement on foot among the Ind.
ans now ,ccunying the UmatiIIa res-
erYation - abandon that beautiful
tract of country and accept location
somewhere mere remote from The
haLitation OF the whites. The
WaIiowa valley is claimed By some
OF the Indians TO be Ihe place most
suitable for their future homes, :while
o.hers desire 20 be located somewhere
near Fort Han. a large number Of
Nez Perce Indians, together with
" JOseph's Band have been visiting
their Umatilla " iilicums " recently
and frequently councils have been
held Tor The purpose OF discussing the
advantage Of beng removed to some
other more remote reservation where
the native red man would be permit
ted 20 enjoy more extensive liberty.
We hope they may conclude TO emi
gate; as TO where We are not very
particular. The beautiful tract #
land now occupied by them in Uma>
tllIa county is one Of the finest sec.
tions Of country on the Pacific Coast
and in case the Indians are removed
thousands OF emigrants can fad
homes where in a short time they can
accumulate wealth rapidly and at the
same time enjoy the pleasure of living
IN a climate that Can not be e1ceiied
for heaiJl.--uJuHta}l .SeatiHeJ.
, 1876-04-15

'FoREIeH CoFsrRlss FOR 70 SEE" is
now a ruling passion with the wear
ers of crowns. The Emperor Of Brazil
is on his way to the United States;
Queen Victoria goes to Germany dur
ing the present month, and the Gar
will be in Englaudsin a few daye. In
view af all This our simple-m.nded
President must find it q hardship to
be compelled to remain in the country
during his term 0: Office.
, 1876-04-15

JAMES PARTON Is partly cut Of bis
matrimonial dilemma, the Aassaehu-
setts House of Representatives having
passed, by vote OF 81 to So, a bill
legalizing his marriage with his step
daughter. The Baltimore american
says M Parton's case is exactly par
alleled by a resident Of Maryland
who has married his step daughter.
and the bill for whose relief from in
fraction of the law has been several
times in one branch or the other o.
the legislature, now in session at An>
napolis. The marriage laws Of Mary
land establish forty degrees Of rela-
tionship-;hat is twenty for men and
twenty for womeu-wi,hin which
marriage is prohibited, and probably
those Of 10 other state arc wider Ii
their sccpe.
, 1876-04-15

PRESIDENTIAL YoTE.-Thc i. \. World,
discussing the probabilities Of the
Presidential election, figures up $50
electoral votes for the democratic
candidates, taking the last election as q
criterion as follows: Southern states
democratic in last election cast, one
hundred and twenty electoral votes ;
the Pacific states democratic in :he
last election cast y electoral votes,
and New York, New Jersey and
and Connecticut democratic in last
election cast so electoral votes, To
geIher these states cast I89 electoral
votes, being more than 8 majority Of
the whole which will DO the result if
the candidates and platform at the
St. Louis convention shall satisfy the
public sentiment of these thee groups
OF states.
, 1876-04-15


OPPOSING EcoSoNY.-The \. Y.
S'0e charges that in the House Of
Representatives Mr. Blaine and his re-
publican followers are doing all in
their power 10 throw obstacles in the
way of economy. The pending legis
lative, executive, and judicial bill Il.
illustrates the unworthy means employ
ed TO defeat reduction in the appro-
priations. These aggregate in tlis
bill six millions in round numbers
and they touch all paris of the civil
service. The bill, as it now stands,
effects an average reduction Of ten pel
cent. Of pay throughout, and where
the force in the departments Is found
TO be reiundan: il is cat down. The
same principle IS applied to tie salar,
of members of Congress as 10 others
so that no unjust discrimination eoa,J
be urged against the measure. Now
in order to prevent, aud 30 defeat, i
possible, these wise and proper reforms
saving six millions Of dollars, the re,
pubiioans have attempted to get up
side issue oO Congressional paw. b,
moving amendments 10 te luce il be
low the amour. reported IN the bill
They know very vel ,da. If ever,
vote was east for ANY Of these fal..
pretences. the Senate woa!d y.sist ID
the last extremity AMI +. Is in fhi
way they endeaSor 10 d,fat n
measures looking toward retreDch
ment and reform.
, 1876-04-15

SCyDAY AGlrArIoy.-PhiIadelphia
papers are discussing the question Of
permitting theatres and barrooms to
keep open doors during the centennial
exhibition. The Maryland legislature
has q bill before it authorizing the
opening Of barooms and saloons IN
! Baltimore on Sunday daring tie con-
tinuance of the centennial exposition
at Philadelphia, hut many rTomlnen'
merchants and other business men OF
the Monumental city have concluded
TO defeat the measure if possible.
Those who oppose this bill contend,
first, that the Sunday laws are wise,
Just and necessary safeguards Of the
good order and morality of the com
munity; and second, that they are
strongly en,renchei in the good sense,
sound judgement, and religious seuti-
ment Of the large majority Of the law
abiding citizens.
, 1876-04-15
IL rorr seldom that noble stseI

1t is very seldom that a noble steed
departs for horse heaven leaving be
hind to mourn his loss such nmmer.
GUS progeny as the celebrated Ham.
bletonian, who died the other day at
the age Of twenty seven years. II Is
stated that no less than fifteen hun
dred horses owe their paternity TO
Hambletoniau.
, 1876-04-15
Sgg a6vsgEf$ssi,a 4e5s,
7~---000-0I0NN0-~-0-oO~
AGxnirliSt.<ItO sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That n pursuanee
- II order oG sale itads by Jiie rIubce Court OF
Nala ella county, Il Tire Territory OF Masliri-s-
ton the 3 day OF Aplil, \. D.. 1876 in the nat
t-r CT the Es-aie OF I'd HIS ". PIILbEOUK. Lite
OF Sad county ,celeasei, the dersIyuei sdnirIs-
traitor u sid EsiiLe XII sell ~ pullie Au-c,,u 70
the highest b.d-.er ior gold co4a,
0R 5I0SDiE, ;.le st,I dag OF Nay, 1876.
al the hour Of one 0eloak P ~ Of that day in mont
Of The Court House, IN the city OF NaIa Malta
county and Territory lto-esaii, al the Tiht TT t
and Interest Ct the sad EstItr IL and y tl-- follow
lnS described real estate, situate! i, the CITY and
county OF n AHA Nallz, Washington Territory. To-
ri; Al that portion OF Lot uumUer two II. IN
EiCc elev-Ii H., IgtIeJ. lrly Gesc.t-l s tol-
-oNs, to-st- Commencing Al polut distant eslfty-
tEo .o- teet westerly, On the south ST. OF siam
STREET .EC1s TIE southwest conner OF TIE Irtes, u n
u 1aIa E- I1Il1 streets, AM iru1tgi, uheuoe Ees-
t=rly On tie south siir OI Main strest tIe.,v ,93
feet, and extsains back at T1t angles to the north
size oI t4le alley SAID USucS oLs Aund.ei a-d
t@cRry f-I, more or less syldsrasl ty tn. Ciri
Pis aid sUrTesS u s-l- c " O. WaIa W..II.
D4;el > g48i IS, ls76.
CAAOLINE \. PHTLBROOK
AtnliEistrZ>-lx OF the Estate of
El.v-S L. IEILER0cz, deceased.
CATION < NASH,
Attorneys Tor Estate ffsts
, 1876-04-15

THERE is a food in the Mississippi river.
Ii Is already thirty five feet above lO@-waIer
marx, and higher ;han any rises Of late
years. Y ris5 OF enc toot more will put it
above the highest waller known. In 81.
Nsry's parish, Louisiana, meetings are being
held 10 degisg ways and means 10 prevent an
overflow in that section. Leyees are being
in-pecie3 and repaired.