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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-13
VISIT FROM BURGLARS.

George Smith, Waterman in tho mineral water fac.
tory Of Bolen Byrnes At No. 4iS Eas Fity- fourth
street. was reused from sleep yesterday morning by
couple Of mon who attempted TO gag him. He at
tempted mako outcry, when Of tho strangers
struck Inn the head with mallet Smith became
scnseless and knows nothing OF what followed. There
has been nothing missed from the building, but the OBJ.
jcct oil tho nruders made apparent from what
loft uenind them. complete set OF burglars tools.
couple OF IRON bars and a Of gunpowdsr made up
she Souvenirs ot tneir visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-13
TINES OF ARRIVAL
Tho slo0p Windward followed, the times Of arrival

The Estelc thus led the sloop Wndward I'm Goa
and the schooner Idcr In. ION. los. In future the
Es,ee must DO considered among the speedy ones.
A. in the Brooklyn cruise, In the present has
beaten the fastest boats aloat Gnd shown the way
every anchorage. thus doing something never before
acconipll shcd In the history OF the clubs summer
la the last two days particularly she has COW
herself with glory. and, II she never again
plshcs any extraordinary feat, there must remain 10
her rcnown thst cannot be wiped away.
MOVEMENTS FLEkr.
The feet will remain hero until Tuesday morning
and then leave for New Bedford. Tomorrow there
will he. squadron evolutions In front OF tho Sea View
House, ut the Bluffs.
DIVINE held on the flagship this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-13
BASEBALL.
FED THIS YEAR By

RECORDS OF THE GAMES PLAYED THIS YEAR BY
DIFFERENT CLUBS.
With tho advancing season tho interest Of the people
tho result Of tho various champ
Last year the pennant WAS carried on by the Chicago
Club, so far as the National League was concerned
This awakened the ambition Of tho admirers OF The
game oil sections Of the country The people Of
Chicago determining to secure again for their city
year, II possible, subscribed largo OF money
and secured tho services OF tho best bail players they
could get ST. LOUIS Louisville aud Cincinnati 10
the West and Boston aud Hartford IN the East dbl az
much to wrcst the championship from tne Chcagos
large number OF games have thus far been played III
this contest, vita the following result
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA.
The clubs composing both the foregoing organiza-
TONS besides contesng among themselves tor their
association penants are also playing with each Other
and with the clubs OF the other body TOR the cnam.
ponship OF America The following table shows how
this contest stands AT present, alphabetically
ranged.
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LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.
ryrrxxArioxAL cuAxp,oysu,p

The contest between tho clubs OF this organization
are OF quito us much importance as Is the Other It
contains i've times the number or clubs and includes
the Loading professional CLUBS OF Canada ~ well NC
OF the United States but being the junior body
the older one Is given precedence Only seven cluba
OF this association entered their tor the cham
pioaship IN time 10 have themselves placed upon the
list Next season. however, between thirty aud iorty
OF the international CLUBS VIII contend Tor their pen
nant Following Is thor record up to this timo thus
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PROSPECT Park CHAMPIONSHIP.
The champs nship among tho leading amateur clubs
OF this vicinity the pcnnant oil Prospect Park Will
be won by the cub securing the larger number VI
out Of three games-payed with other
purely amateur clubs. Following Is their record 10
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
N ERv Ou S DEBILITY,

VuSos WOoA0c0 Or 0eorco0oO0:
Z weak cxhanatsd feelias. no energey or
cDarage; ~ result of 1ental over.
work, ln0lscrOllo0s Or oxceescs.
or some dsnin upon Tie system, u always
cured BY HUMPHREYS HONRO-
PATHIC Ho. 10. Il tones up and invip-
osstss tAe systcm, diepsla ~ gloom and
dcsposdency. 3npaIts strength and eecrRy,
-stOsn the drain and Njuycnaies the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect
Sncccss By thouaands. 6pld by dealers.
Pro. el-0O per single vial. or $500 pcs
package Of fve Walls and t3.OO vial Of pow.
dar. 6e1g by mail o. uceip Of psics.
AddFsN II III Re108Y1, 0OUGO
PATHlC AROlClNB CO0PA.
NJ. so BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
0eod-4-w1y
Pr sale 81 Mills : Pardy asd q. ". Wander.
hAle . CO., xesats q YaAkton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
cltyclcrk.

=. ~. Mayor,
sons. .shsll sell, barter or under any form Or prs
T. sas: 70. Psoas dispose 9, Any malt, .ptritaous
premises any such liaaors 70 BE- sold, battered. cred
delivered or given 10 any Indian, - to any nisor
o. spp,snties vi.aoc. 1hs consent Of The parents
ing shall b deemed guilty ofa nisde nssnor . nd
ON conviction The rcof, shan pay Z 1ne Of moi
.oss than iwenty-ave dollars fsr every such Of.
Src. 8. No person or eopartnership ct psr,on.
shall keep opea his or their saloon Oh the SAB
bath day commonly called Sunday, nsr on week
dsys between the hours of liz O'Clock q night
time sell, barter or In sny manner dispose o. any
malt, sptiituous,o o. viaeus liquors 10 tho dis
tuibancs Of the peace and tranquility Of ihr
this section shAl{. on convisti0n b Ansd not 10
exceed, t~enty-h,e dollars, for each and every
such ons0se.
q the frst regular meeting Of the city csupcl In
each and every month shall rep0rf 10 thsi body
the nance OF all persons Or arms, engaged IN the
sale Of 9aits sPirftseas or vinoua lquoss st that
respectively, and " II shall he fonud that asy
person, frm or eopertncs ship have thus sold any
iuch liquors without hs,ing frst paid the llcsns
the city council shai have refuse 10 apprs yed hs
or their application. TIE marshal shall innedl.
ate.y make complaint TO the tity justfes- OF ihs
qrea for violation Of this ordinsnse snd my
person violating he provisions Of thfs sectian
sha.l, Non conviction thereof be A1sd IN su,n
NOT 70 pscee1 tMenty nxe dnliart inr rueh oasa.s
Aud either the PsinStPaf o. HE aeeut who 70 rety
without leensc. a. sboyc provided, mAy be subS
Zee ed tos7ch ane.
sIs Licsnee hefain pro oyidsd for shall he ,s
rear or 81 tIs rats Of az, daiisss per- year fcr
thA period tom time ~ the application until
ne asst d.y sf ApFtf nsxt succcceing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

TAs Thbaae 1zss ~ less Of Bisnassks .
ssceaa - q - 80.
~ - aas 49, 6ashs North PsciAs
viii tlks e6ecs next eusdsy.
olp slaeSoas On hetng coss.rscssd from
Bismarck 70 ths hkosa gold lclds.
nisaarck's a1s Black Hills rarsy mum.
oesed 1oo. Il hailsd fFon Nisssapolis.
TAs Bismarck Blsck Hills road viewers
ore meeting with good success and a,e dk-
covering an excellent route.
Hon. Robt Wilson. OF Bismarck, has
been seriously indisroeci since his return
aons from Yankton. He is coovalescing
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
FolXIoH.
DIsPUrE OUGHT 10 End

DIsPUrE OUGHT TO END
Constant,noplc, March zo.-Tte
Porte has ordered the troops to evac-
uate the Islsad Of Drina aud some
position opposite Novis Bazaar sient-
=. This will oouplete the evacuation
Of the dispated lssritnry.
II r1As or FEAcs, ETC.
Vienna, March 29.-Ths Catholic
and Greek casters, although falling
on two successive weeks, bid fair 10
become by tacit consent period Of )
fortnights political lull; during which,
however. time will not be lost, but tho
solution Of the disal alnament question
10 . b sought. Ths frss task which
tho powers seem TO propose during
the lull is the removal Of The dead
lock bstweea Turkey and Moatenegro
Sulsima Pasba forces il Hosxeeovinia
is moving southward % = to 30 pre-.
paredfor all events. Tho prince Of
Mootenegro has prenised the Bosnian
Insurgents hs will take the Leadership
Of the insarGents in Bosnia, or at any
rate aid the insurgents.
PRzcB now.
PkRA. March 29.-Ths feeling is
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

V10boooCO W. ~
An ordinance relating to the license sS liquo,
dealers.
BE " ordained blythe mayor and co.aest or "A.
CITY of YdnktoH:
SECTION l.. No person sr copartnership Of PEP
sons shall within the limtts 81 the city o YaAk
ton si.hes y; aimas,f o his - their agents 3,
employees sell or retail 10 be drank on the pre
misses any maA. spiri,sous O. vinors iiaaorsr. Of
any composition Of which such liquors form I
part, nor shall they barter or dispose Of the samc
provisions Of this ordinances Without ant apply.
yiaed. A-s ~ 1Ss = ne's'n pro
s.e.s, Applications for license shall be made
~ writing, addressed TO the may or and council Of
tho city Of Yankton and shall b for the time
from tho date OF the application until ihe Arst day
oi April next succeeding and all state the place
be accompanied BY = petition thersfor signed by
aT least ten freeholders oi The ward In which the
on.iness y 10 b. carried on, and BY certificate
law Wit regard to the retailing Of intoxicating
liquors has been complied With, and BY the rS.
ceipt Of the city trsasursr showing that the nay
made to the treasurer of The city, and there pon
license shall be issusd 10 the party making such
application for the term Of u ar or such part
Of y1ar - may remain befere the said Art day Of
April next succesding. provided, however, that
II majority Of all the msmbsfs o. the city
council elected shall that,hs bsst interests
Of the city require otherwise, then sach appliea.
return to the applicant the funds deposited for
the payment Of such license.
SIC. J. II shall b tho daty Of the city clesh
upon the approval OF zach appllcation by The
mayor and common council Of the city, TO make
out and deliver 70 tho applicant liessee In pur.
suance Of his or their application, And ssch
license shall b signed by the msyor and city
clerk and receive ths seal Of tho city; epi NAV
b revoked By tho vote Of nstoritY q The nsn.
6en Of the city cosncil when In their judgsasnt
the best interests Of the city may reQuirsii, and
IpF0rWd km0uht q I6t c1st 0I SSId license shall
oe istnrnsd 10 said applicant; and said .licenss
spieuoasIy posted In the rson where the tiquors
ars sold and shall bs In form - foliows.
This II to certify that or the
city Of Y.nktoa and territory Of Dakota hsvtps z
paid 70 the treasurer Of said city the ssn 70.
quired By the ordinances OF said city 10 llcensed
70 retail tntox xEcattng lIq1ofs ct hia on
street betwecn and streets
dn aaid city astil tbsast day Of April next after
the date Asreof and no losgss.
Witness the hand Of the nayol
OF said city and the zeal there,
Of this day OF A. D.
afraid city Of Yankton
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
oAkerA eslD SHINES.

DAkorA 0OID asNns.
NaGgsss s9 News aAA la6sFnasasa.
Coppsr has bsss iousd on Castle crssk.
Tes SOW ~ ssarly diappsased In The
6lsck Hills.
TAs1assD y shs Bear Butte district
want : smsltss.
Nh. 0anitsss, sf Dsaduoed, cut her
threat aad dlsl
J. 2. Psa,soe. tsfnsrly Of Ysnkton, has
boosit qsasts ntll,
Blssvt = aaAr. DsaaSood. is II.
laaest gold ssaation.
TAs Flessscs lode. nssf Bsa. Butte,
ysslds . 900 70 The ton.
Castsllo's, mill at Lead City 10 sbou,
ready 70 begin crushing.
Two sssao paaps have been erected q,
the hsad of Desdwood creek.
Ross Bash district placsn. Custer county
yield from 8 70 IS cts. to the pan.
Gibrslter 10 tAs name o. q new town In
the vicinity Of Bsar Butte. Black Hills.
New and rich discoveries ars an every.
day event 10 Tho Vicinity Of the Whi,ewood
region.
A new mill TO work the or. Of the Gold.
en- Terry lode 10 on tho way from San
Fn2cisco.
Dssdvood ichoolis spoken Of a. An In.
stitution Of which the citizcns OF that city
may we'll feel proud.
Gen. Crook has ordered troops to the
Black Hills 70 ward o6 Indian a,tscka
should any be threatened.
Twenty pounds OF gold was the result
Of dvs days run Of Pinne,'s .!amp mill
on ore from the Woolsey lode.
Road agents attacked the Desdwood
sisge-nos Indians Avigilance COMMITTEES
will b Sworn In" without delay.
Hsasn, Costello and Thompson havs
sunk . shaft IS feet In the Hidden Wealth
lode. Tbs s-prospsc,s ars satisiactory.
Jerry Can.y was killed In row between
Glbbon and Harrington. in the Black Hills,
. fsw days ego. By the accidental dischargs
Of revolver. -.
=. Il Collins and associates have struck
another bonanza near Bear Butte, and have
erected flns dwelling and ore house on
the ground. Ttsy refnsed t2O,00O recent
y for this claim
Nr. g. Wynn has brought his ten stamp
mill to Lsad City. and having cnmplsssll
sll lg!9sIfs1DE Eeuents for fuhnipg, has ieft
for Custer City to remove his saw mill and
shingls machinery there.
Hayward City ID on Battle creek In the
foot hills on the eastern slop<. l, is the
center Of the last chancs, Harnsy. Ross
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

We invits al 70 call and - our imuenss
stock of csoaAisg ssd Furnishing goods
which - ~ Escsivsss every day.
WIsK Bsop.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

A foil line Of lissn collars and every
thisg new ia neck wear at Wiss Bros.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Harry Katz has rscsived his new sprina
and summer stock. ali ass In invited to call
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Al slesan, liss Of spring ovsrcoais JOS.
received u Wise Bros.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Large size hsss Just rsosivsd ..
/. PiLsp 4 Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
A GRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie. Land For Sale
In Bon Homme County.

Prairie land-lgl scrss sdjoiniag The toyl
q Boa Honne q ths vssk SIXTY acres
opeand pfairis, thirty 1esss sedss ssltiya.
hoa. Houss % the hnd, remainder Il
lad bottom, Meadow and yossg cotton
wood timber. Fes sass very cheap for
oash.
Apply d the Press 4 Dakotaian Once,
o. sddrsss drawer 3. Yanktoo, Dako,a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Cooooo, ~. II. March 30-Duft14 ~
~ ~ nornisg q No. q Mohawk sessss,
~ wslis Ill baryiss Charles Walksr,
! 1ssnss 10 ~ Tufss ard cs1sliag a a.
5iel1e sssidsem ttllsd Ma HsaEy Lad-
1lha. Lnss my thossssd dollars; lssar-
- partial.
o1uANB1 SUuK.
Nsap1s March 3o.-Ths stsl6ssr
Elle, lfon ~ Arkssass Ftvae ~
NJ 80 - 60 Isabls cargo,
sask & swn hks yesterday. No
pertieslase, Loss probably tsn thou.
aand 6o,lass.
WEE Probably In1LUsxCs HIM.
. 81. Louis, March 29.-Ths board
VI directors u the Merchants Ex-
change this noon q shc request Of :
senbsr of promiDeot merohants of
that body sdopted the following reso-
lutiop:
WsRRsAs, The continued delay in
settling polisioal troubles 10 Louisiana
is proving very detrimental to the
interests Of that state, agricultural,
Commercial and maaufart ur,ng, and 40
thii coadition Of thiogs reacts injuri.
riously on tho industrial aad oonmsr-
oial interests II thc citv,snI the whole
Mississippi vslley-be il therefore
ReiD{xed ~ kks h,0yI ~ Lirecfx,rs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

The choicest styles OF cssslmerc. and
spring suitines At Chas. Eiselnan 4 Coz.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

. eanoero - teel Assufod 70 your
own for the accomplishment Of tho
sans end. Ny position for years
past 10 reference 10 the political rights
Of the colored citizsas and my solemn
pledge given qurind the. late can.
vsss in South Carolina, that under my
administration all their rights should
b absolutely secure, should furnish
sufficient guar4nty Of my sincerity on
those points which appear to be the
sub;cct Of special anxiety. l have
the honor to ask vt what hour it will
be your pleasure to receive me.
lam cir, very truly yours.
Signed. WADE HAMProH,
Governor Of South Carolina.
Tho president answered he would
be received at o'clock.
HAMPTON CALLS.
WashiLgton, March 20 Wade
Hamptos. Senator Gordon, and Al
torrey Gen. ConDor called upon tho
president at tho appointed time and,
lupohed With him at lwo. The con-
fersncs Z expscted to bs long.
LAnAR's LErfHn.
Ths folhvlsg lsstsr passsd fsnm Lamar
70 EliA PRIOR % IL writing of Mst,hsvs'
asd fsssr's leaAses:
WAsnIxarox, o. G., Feb. -.
" D. ERis:-I havs Just learned non
- y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

! Doss fsii q call aaA ~ soa.s cf ~
srsas saFgalss shat Aekisy = Ks.cAsa
olEef:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

0lss Glass.
Al Mills and Pardy's. Gu, 10 any do
sired size.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Bottled Ni,waakss lager beer pos up for
family use, for sale u Adler 4 Ohlman's
At e3.00 per dozen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Ackley & Ksschum have struck bed rock
and .he goods disappear fast since they
commenced their closing ou. sale. Call
carly aud good bargains at Ackley i
Ketchum's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
GREAT
out SALE.
Ana/a 20. = HHrNuAtAA1e

UuVUMu UU1 UAuu.
ACkLEy Z KETCHUM'S
For the next TO days
to make room for New
Goods. The Stock
consists Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots and
Shoes &c. This Stock
must be Closed out
within 10 days. We
will sell Dry Goods 25.
per cent. lower than
any house in the City.
We will discount any
and all prices on Gro.
ceries yet. made in the
City Of Y ankton.. Bring
your Cash and Garry
away the Goods. We
mean business.
Immense Stock of
New Goods to arrive
within a few days.
Now IS THE accept
ed time to get bar
gains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29
Ordnance Ne. -.

Ordnance Ne. ~
An ordinance relating TO the license u liquor
Z. dealers.
Be = ordained byAe mayor and eo..eit or
ettt of YdaktoH:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-29

Mees1. GOodall = Co, have nov tun.
mel about 10 feet In their lode at Bear
-Gnlch and -aass-a esssies Of Il feet.
Rich placsr digGings, ringing from two 10
I've dollars to the pan. have been discover.
Cd In this vicinity lately. Hare Is where
Prof Jenny reported the richest gold.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07

CONGRESSMAN PAcHEco has intro
duced bill for the sale of timber
lands, which exempts from its opera
lions all lands containing minerals and
all settlers improvements. 1t also re-
serves all bona fde rights already at
tached under the United States laws,
and in regard to lands hereafter sur
veyed gives the actual occupants pri-
or opportunities for purchase before
offering the lands for public sale,
Each applicant purchasing any quar-
ter section already surveyed is re-
quired to make oath of his bona tde
intention to appropriate for his own
use and not for sale, and that he has
made no other application, aud has
not agreed in any way to transfer the
title.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07
nors n WANT THE BARE FACTss

The Triumvirate at Boise City says
It is willing to learn the crooked
works of the Surveyor Generals office,
but asks for the information in such a
manner that it believes we will not
give it. 1t is evident that the dam
aging evidence is not wanted, but
we are willing to give it. The base
line surveys have already been men
toned briefly through the columns
of this paper, but, las yet, we have sa'd
but little in regard to the Surveying
of the lava beds around Duck valley
and returning them as well watered
agricultural land. We know the
reasons that prompted the Chief sur
veyor, AL Thompson, to survey tnem'
which we can give. Many surmlses
are given by the people as to the
reason the Triumvirate is so tender
footed and writhes in agony whenever
matters pertaining to the Surveyor
Generals Office are mentioned by us,
and although the surmises may be
wrong, yet the position of the Trlom-
virate is such that only q very clear
explanation would be received with
general satisfaction, We have no
AK to grind, no narrowing reco'lec-
tons of the past we can never Tor
give nor forget" Such things are
not necessary for Journalist who re-
Allies his duty to condemn such acts as
as undoubtedly been commltteQ on
the Government and the people OF this
Territory by AL Thompson, Every
man has perfect right to look into
the public affairs of the country and
the contemplate insinuations OF a
contemplate Triumvirate, or the oiniis
it attempts to run, don't bull-doze us
in the least. If Thompsonis innocent
of what he has been accused by men
whose honor is recognized, why does
he not come forward with an explana-
ton or denial, instead of heaping
curses on us? An innocent man Will
not keep silent when serious accusa-
tons are trumped up against him, but
will go to work immediately 70
clear away the charges, What say
You, gentlemen? Do yon want the
evidence in full?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07
Tbs Black Hills lEaer states tina

tbs Black Hills MlRer states that
the Democrats carried nearly all their
ticket at the recent election, There
seems to be some doubt whether Man
ming or Bullock was elected Sheriff,
Manning, it appears, had majority
of a50 on the face of the returns. but
there are limitations that there was
foul play with the ballot boxes in some
quarters. 1t appears the official count
is necessary to determine the matter,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07
LATEST NEWS.

It's reported that fighting ls gong
on near Rustchuck, the Turks being
the aggressors.
Ghazi Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs
that the Russians are preparing to
suspend operations and go into win
ter quarters.
Movements are on foot at Eureka,
Nevada, to build railroad from that
place to Eel river valley.
The establishment of the Roman nj
erarchy Of Scotland has been indeh-
nitely postponed,
The Geshoifs have been liberated at
Constantinople Internationally.
A great storm, with snow, is pre-
vailing in the Balkans.
Achmet Eyaub Pasha has been ap.
pointed commander at Schipka.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-07
sherif'g sale.

Eu~Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- of the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, in and Tor the
County of Boise. in the suit of the Peope OF the
United States in the Territory Of Idaho, plaintns,
against NJ. Zapp and George Dunnigan, defendants,
duly tested November q, 1877, wherein the plain
lifts recovered judgment againstsaid defendants on
the 27th day of September 1870, for the sum OF
Three Hundred Dollars with interest thereon at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum from said September
81 1876 together with costs of suit, taxed at $lo
have levied upon and seized the property OF said
defendant, George Dunnigan, that certain lot WIN
the building thereon in Idaho City, Boise county
Idaho Territory, footing on the west side OF Nam
street in said city, between Commercial and Waili-
Ia streets bounded on the north by b. SIMPSON s
premises and on the south by Black Co.'s premi-
SEES said lot being seventeen az feet front on MAIN
street and extending back eighty tSO feet towards
Montgomery street. being the same property Tor
merly known as Fosters Restaurant with the free
use of water from the well known as Coxs we'll To-
gether with all tenemets, privileges and appnrte-
nances thereto belonging. Notice is hereby given
that on
Saturday the 22d Day of December, A. D. 1877,
a, o clock p. NJ, at the Court House door OF said
county in said city, will sell the above described
property at public yendue, for cash, To the hghes'
bidder to satisfy said Judgment and costs.
SAM STEWART,
Sheriff.
IDAHO Crrr, /. T., Nov. o. 1877.