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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12

| The EASTERN MONTANA
MINING
Smell TING
COMP ANY.
TRUSTEES;
r. g Wilson. Geo. w. Wakefield,
Horace Annjs. w. J. Davies,
+ 8 Meudenhall, p. w. MEADOW,
A. O. Brawner, Walter Cooper,
W. W. Anderson.
Announce to the public that the com
,apy Is now organized upon q fair ana
permanent basis. All laws and regu at1ons
concerning joint stock companies nave
,een complied with; certificates of stock,
took books, &C., have been procured q
meter, (water power) with appropriated
nd good machinery, is now upon theI
round, nearly ready for operations.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12
PILES. hsn,orT'loids.
EpEEAN

Many causes tend to produce this pain
retarded in its return; the too frequent
congestion of The Jo,rels, torpid action u
the liver, and numerous other causes are
the source Of this complcilat, and hitherts
nothing eFectndt has been presented -
the public, whic!. acou1d rapidly aUeriass
synptOnaS and ultimately prore an efeet-
Sre cure. In PILON tcc hare a remedy
>r'ttet not only acts almost instantly, bHs
srill rensOre the largest tulnors OF the PartS
(Pilesl by absorption, and many Gao
hare rcceired not only benefit, but hore
been radically cured, hare been assures
prior to using This treatme"h ty e,nt.
ssent surgeons that the only reiiI Ms1
ever could expect in l1e, Womld De oy az
operation, and remori"1 At or Mem J rose
e Cd Se%y z%s reedw h@s
arith delight, and is nop PFeScrtoe@ -
many practising physiciams, 'rh6 are cog.
.i:ans Of ats ,neri IS as inc only ""'
Price. Fifty Cents per package o. ~
THE ABOTE REMEDIES AR1
thorough in the eradication of the diter-
eut and rcrious matddies denomtnaeess
and are the result Of patient. starchin0s
1anSriens; ana ne, sG.s" Of any year.,
Europe and Americd. o.,
II the specific directions are complies
er;th, thousands of patients ariH bear trn-
saess to their relatire meritS, and c0rToo.
crate erery assertion. HAere there are
many Complications of d:e1se, Gna Pr Pr
tients so desire, DIR. CH4NDLEK Cs.s
be pleased to girc all information, ara
treat by letter, If necessary. ,,
Descriptive and Erplamattory csrs1s
or stamp, If the PROPR IETA
MEDIC1NES are not on sale at yosS
oarfjorIar druggists, send orders %
DR.. CHANDLER,>
!1479 Broadway, New-York c'"
)r, s. w. Lanyhorn, - eAgent FOR bozeman'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12

10DoLLARSo SAP a "a and AZ terms terms fi.~
IL wanted, Oultt anu MaipA
TRUE g. Co., Augusta A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12

S. TO S2Ossamn'p!cs worn + M = free
q STINSDN d CO.. Portland, n1.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12

Washington, New jersey. u. s. A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-12

She was busy at the wash-tub,
Her dirty clothes a-washing-
Siathering soft soap with her hands,
And in the water sloshing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

81 We learn from the Courier
that the firms of Jackson & Myers, of
Rainier, and Everding e. Farrell, of
Portland, have recently united in
erecting salmon cannery at Muck
ilteo, and are shipping over tools,
material, ETC., with the expectation
of starting up during the ensuing
week. Salmon run there much later
than in the Columbia river, and the
firm proposes to experiment in the
enterprise this year, feeling confident
in can be made success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

The OEEsoS ISvEsIsATIoN.- the
Oregon Senatorial Investigation the
- investigated" seems thus far TO
have the best Of it. Nothing having
any direct hearing upon the change
If fraud in this case. has as vet t<en
brought to light. and the Denorr.sir
side Il the Coezrzis~s0o -eezns deter
mined that Ouly truths hawai- IN in.-
mediate conneetssn wstk sA< ehnrrv,
pr CO. e~~. sh@n be rr~~~zs~A s<n-
.ssr Salisbury hss h~<n fhn- t.r ssP.
rorseS in ksx 3~s~rmznxsss1 ~ e.
Glade hear~~r sx.a~ars ,. >~z~aps
MeMazlH~. and w~ ~~E. F4s<.1as
fvrsAsr d<pss~r~=nsuss - the azs~~e-
rzssaa pruess@sz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

Ths s-F.ersns-rf rzaale ~ Ms~-r>
D~>ha~ HAsuszass.i sHi T.s.ssrr. AL
o-hsr~ ~ tn s-ssrTr. e h.rrsr- fsT
-lssFus.n. H. t-tn suslr~ly sarsx-~-
IA zHl ;he~- and ether sr-z- ~
sktsn4~sl t.ssr hs..zss-~s All en-
lFar-Eg Eew atr.T-s Il - 1919 "a
ShsaT sFsrztsou~. oae Il thx- !.
thr ezrzrg q hnlslzzt 4 r~wrs
sizr-1.uf u4=te Is tn. l.r.er fra
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~sz tz-r.ls & k4hiz. Sns TAs0 r.
S~r. - la. c,,@zse-zss1. s=ss
Ths ssl manufactured duwr ths
>'zzA wlN lar sErs4 u qzaztz:y AL
szlEry fszf usaa1s q. E.n1u~sz. Hzss
wb~n tks ca B. ra.-rss..-4 arsei u. A.
= -ai3 tk1s va. IA. rs--ate. az
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es 90 tsszs e --rzT- knssxn n EAss-
vrA Hz~rksss A. I'D -s13zo. 4n4 80
ls-h1y FsEsz-vl b. i-Tuzrr~ sAsrs - =
srr-slss-s H. whs-h hsr- = l~fs D.
= . waste zlfs-~slssr. ~oGll. Z
Frs-F~rix Tr~Tzr-4 .; tlss -zse -.
tAas~i n the El~s - wu--h a. I~z~s
Sizes" Orsr ths ou~s & rzrza--
k'-aa hsTs - r - ks0~E tia t&A-
I'D scrap AZ til 81 tas-'Ory 90 sA@
c''@s' Of Ma At the pr'-~sHt tEzas =
~prta before S'llIz'-i, slS to sls E-r
"a. hat year Il lrsa-i' $50 N0~
sul-a~ e ,bs-s wbs cF,.4k Alssa; the
Pa-et >.suni coaufry I-lns susrh a
T-~r place IL na=ke Iaooey and ssart
a nsw blslBs~s In. >."p cF,Akln.. and
exhibit the enteuslse Mes>rs Ham
nond 4 Emery have dome. aud the
result will lie that where one mimi
grant returns ten more will fiock in.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07
E The Oregonian incidental

E The Oregonian incidentally
remarks, concerning the preliminar-
les for the investigation by the Con-
gressional Committee, that "a num-
Der of carpenters were engaged in
fitting up rooms for the meeting of
this high court of inquiry. Ofcourse
it is none of our business, but it does
seem queer that the city of Port
land cannot afford suitable apart
ments for the sessions of this au-
gust assembly without having rooms
specially constructed for the purpose.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

@ Gen. NJ. V. Brown, of the
Oregon Militia, has forwarded to the
scene of Indian difficulties in Idaho
from the Government Arsenal ut
Vancouver, under requisition upon
the Department, POO Spencer car.
bines, 100 muskets and $4,000 cart.
ridges. 1t will not be long until thu
settlers are well supplied with all
the arms necessary for self-pro-
lection.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07


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is's. $500 Ea4-iF'ah-s~~ts es=F%~.s'7.
Gar tr1-sA@z-s a. ever T~s@@s n a.
nE''~i >e7ss-- a. i=~ s@=s~ a~os1@1'
" @-1zn~TnD ua7s s~EnS snzEssssv' 4
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u s-s rsF"'rt>. ~h~1 e1'rT~-s%'s 81 -
cvArIon- tszzF~rEi=sr Ezssrz@=@z--
&za utbss srTurs. sTs -~HG by s.ss-
graph 10 the c-@:T4l "a-~ IN Va
En-toE FRA iAe-~ reg-urs~ DID -
tsaEs 2rs '-Ats. All The lab
tsars Arr ths rss11i- HS4 zr~ pa
lasbs-i n every S:2-lD2 e2~t Il III
MISSISSIPPI IL -. 10 aOasf. VITA .
Vlew ct embracing ihs faeaae slSis
~ the ;r1-isaly weather forecasts tia;
the stations have be~n extended
TIE yAlOe Of the Indicailon>
can hardly H. appreciated here. ba;
IN the eas, the farmer cousults them
constantly and relies upon them in
his VARIOUS operations. The sailor
gives them the most careful at,eu-
ton. and such is the reflection Of
the system tina, ON the lakes ami IN.
seaboard they are rarely disrerarl-
ell This latter class reap the great
est benefits and many lives and nucb
money have been saved already
through n careful attention 90 the
predictions
It's however more particularlv
IN tho O,vmn;o s,ot;o, If ohsorv,t;or
that We wish now 70 refer Az soon
GO tho r,r;o,s ;,s, .,,,on+s oro :, o
s;t;o, ror,,or ro,or.s nil, ho ..ons
m;tted tbrou,h tho stations .,ono Tho
linz of to,onro,h to Wos1;n'1.,>n.
TINS ansrt from any otber cons;5e,0'
t;on ASSISTING o,r orow;no tovn mo.
+ar;o,1r ,r h,;,o.;nu = &c .ho IT.,
90 l,s;,,o.. oo,,,,,,,;.;.. - n,,.,.,. 49,.
80 o,u ;.,.o,....o :. 49, fI.:..,
s,otos wh orevor a s;ono, stot;on 10 10
o,t,a .h.oo e. I'll. D.. g..
oreotor beno+;t will ro,rIt IN tho WOW;
6cot;on ~ tho stotomen,s froo,ont
l., modo ona rooo;roa n,;.h 90 .,o,,,
Grains Of allowance IN tho Atlantic
soo,,oora hoor;,o ,,,,o, +ho ,,n,,s,,o,l,,
temreroto w;ntors for CO h;oh q 1ot;
t,da Tho on,;rront will, borooftor
bo offordoa ,ra;sr,toh,o doto ,,o,
which TO base q selection Of a homo
Tbe;nstrumen+s in tho Olvmn;o ot,;ce
emhrooe boromotors and thorrorn
eters to 1eterm;ne +mosnber;c
cbonoes bvoromotors for oscorto;n
inc the deoree Of moisture anemom.
eter to measure the velocity of the
wind. rain-paure anemoscone or
wind vane. etc. Cloud. sunset and
other observations ore l;kaw;se Talon
and forwarded. These observations
of the weather are of n Ollroly unnrni-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

A PROBABLE SHIpwRECK.-A letter
from Mrs. w. o. Mcfarland, dated
June Goth, at North Point about ten
miles from Gray's Harbor, says:
"The Indian mail carrier just now
reports ship He says he and
two white men went off to her, about
ten miles from shore. She was found
floating bottom up; bows carried
away, and only the hull visible. A
A good deal of lumber has been COM
ing ashore the past two days, hence
we conclude it must be lumber
vessel. The Indian says it is a large
vessel" This may be lost vessel
of which no report has been made,
but we suspect it is the bark Cam
bridge, which became water-logged
during a stiff blow, off Cape Flattery,
and had to be abandoned by the
crew. When last seen she was about
Is miles southwest from the Cape.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

Sc The Colonist reports that Vic
toria harbor is slowly but surely
shoaling. Where ten years ago ten
feet of water stood, soundings on
Monday showed only three feet. 1t
grimly anticipates the day when St.
James bay will become bed of ooze
and street mud.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

81 Maine, "the pine tree State, "
once the great lumber region of New
England, is being shorne of her fame
by the gradual absorption Of her fine
forests. The Caillais Times, of May
18th, notes the arrival there of pine
lumber from Michigan, and Puget
Sound has, as is already known by
our readers, become the objective
point for ship-timber.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

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trux@ ths-~ ed: &as-=~g ss2r- n t~lr-
wsss- - ~@lr -a2za-T'-1''r' as F-''l-
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&a~TAas - 4=F tsaf sa- sEsr -'''1''''a
NJ to fers1i ia eAFai--
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F~@-z~r~ = Hs'aah@ @r51s '@
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f-s@ s'srs 90 II
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rrOSn=1af ~Hno'21s0e-i a. iAi'i-' a.
~ A.ahered - f--sin1ss- ~ifn tne -
lsss All asSsac n IL Haara1H'' "a
she tai ~hseh elo-sa ne aAs IT,
ssV1tses NJ !" oes'ck 'hs Horn
bles made ths4r aEF~ArAne", and
much rDsrrliaeni was exeE'ed oy ii'e'r
erOse-iRs Costumes a-ad fant-s''c
oApers- The Verliable Aoioc ehifis
cor probably the wariIke Nez Perces
warriorsl were very aptly person.
fed bv Messrs. James Ferry and
Walter Milrov.
Atll O'Clock the aquatic sports
becun. The breeze was too light
for fairly testing the sailing quail
ties Of the craft entered for compe-
Ht;on and hence but little interest
vas excited in this match. The
contestants in the Yacht race were
the Defiance entered by Budlonc.
and Helen nv White. distance two
~n;,as Tho rsce wos won nv the
sorner- rr;ze 80 5O The double
.c,,,, roca wos contestea nv Perc;val
and Rudlono IN tho Pr;ncess and
Dof4,em;re and Sam Mcclellan in the
S.aw;tch distance two miles which
WAS won bv the former. Prize s12
60 The whitehall sa;lins race took
n,aca with three entr;es-tbe Sea.
witch nv Rudlonp. Centennial bv
Harry Garfield and the T,;nn;e nv
Doff1em;re The former was the
- -,,;.,, 49, conton,;o1 h,,t -
,.;n,,+o hoh;nd hor p~;zo con
M. .,, 49, ,o..o. MI. d.
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90. Lont - o;.hor 80 +hoso oontos.s
I'M. .. .,1.:., ..,
ro,o ,,rom;sed mrch snort but 90
A. G wooar,g IN tho srst +,.;.,
,ro,,,oa off NIL, Tho hono,s and .ho
rr;ve ~ 70 ,bere wos notb;no loft
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~ os.art tho+ +ho foo+ could hovo
neon Inv +h.u rorfo,mod cutie &c
.o.;,v "a fo1,;no or o 1oo Tho cool
-.o. ,vo. 1;Lou;so von NV Mr. Wood
IF Nth ~, Moc,o,,on for oomnat
to-. ora John rorhos oo+ owov with
+ha wboe,.borrow r.ce without mucb
+ro,,b,a
At one o'clock the procession was
formed at Columbia Hall. with the
Liberty Car in the lead. Miss An
ME Knighton personifed " Liberty, "
Miss Fannie Crosby " Justice" Miss
Ada Woodruff "Peace," supported
by the ID original states represented
by like number of beautiful little
girls. The course of the procession
was down Fourth street to Main,
down Main to Second and back to
@ Al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

10 48@E~ frx~&s3~Ef n&Ts@ - hare
~c2=b-v A1rtAsws es~~1sl. HnI wh-s
---Es 10 have h<~n F-uz4a--l ths
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as HzEr> Tuz<ts No-sshsr he
t~~ vsars a.. C02-T~~. yas-A
49, sss' D. ~,szzFl~se tA% wa~hzH=-
t"@ Gss@Eusrt. &n4 tA-Es~ Ara e.
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fA-a'Tf i~~s as'"E' a. sAs as'z@sa4tsss= II
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"a ha- n-s-s F~rTy Hsss~1aussE;-
"Hrn' "a " rsPr~~~,~-A ~ - ss~
hl4Aasr~a &4aA@ N A=aeF1ea- ha Sw4l-
h'~s-A TIE n~~ s~P&rs4r~ sf hzsr~.
tho'G--a hs Ea4 supported r@sisc4ls~s-
- F~r~s~ss Esls ~ v saA~ 81 E'hs4AzF--.
att sSea ave 81 TIE >~z@ioE~aa1f'
~A'eA b. r''sSas~r-a Al-sa4y ~EskzE
h1s grasp for the asd II Ta-An.is'sa
PARTS ~hach the sH~ae'1ary >-AGz k.l
oonJar~d uP and she wlly MAtsbe~s
hal certified to b. reality. Tia,
an exTenehced POLITICIAN like Gar
field should b~ deceived b. meH
like these Is astonishing.
Postmaster General Kew who
lately wrote a letter South IN which
he urged his Democrats friends to
come up to the support of HAYES. as.
If they failed to DO so, Hayes must
give the Offices to Republicans. has
Just written a letter reproving one
of his subordinates for engaging in
politics. This is hard on the subor-
dinate who certainly has done moth
ing more calculated to debase the
civil service than write such letter
as his chief did. Mr.. Key may be
most estimable gentleman in private
life, but evidently is out of his depth
as member of the sly and tricky
ring which despite the fair promises
of Mr.. Hayes is running the Admin
istration. He is not apt or graceful
like Matthews, and Fenton, and
Schurz, when the situation is such
that he has to be on two sides Of a
question at one time.
LISA curious fact that the Repub.
leans of MARYLAND and Kentucky, in
a hopeless minority in both States,
quarrel more over the Offices than
those of Iowa. Vermont or Michigan.
The MARYLAND Republicans count
that dav lost whose low descending
sun does not see two or three dele
cations of the door of tho White
House or in the rooms If soma of
the Cabinet officers. The handful
of Kentucky Republicans are at-
tempting to bulldoze the President
into giving Bristow the vacant seat
on the Snnreme Bench IF Mr.
Tilden should commence nroceed-
mos in the Courts to test his RIGHT
to the Presidency as Il seems likely
he will do from his sneech the 9TH
a. evening the ninth nloce on
the bench would be Of some ;mport-
ance to Mr. Haves md T don't OK.
meet to see him rive Il 70 Br;stow ar
to INV other man NOT STRONGLY in
sympathy with the Administration.
II 10 said nrominont nol;t;c;ons
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

The Oregonian got the cart
before the horse, few days ago,
when it announced that the bark
.fldem Besse had sailed for Budd's
Inlet, near Olympia, with cargo Of
spars from Bath. Maine. 1t is TO,
as bad, however. as the stereotypsd
announcement that the vessel wa
laden with Oregon FIR" The
change will do for variety.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

@ 1t is a wonder the town was
not laid in ashes on the Fourth.
The reckless explosion of firecrack-
ers on the sidewalks, and inside of
and under buildings, threatened at
any moment to kindle a confagra-
ticn, and escape seems almost prov
idential. Many other cities and
towns enacted stringent ordinances
against the use of China-crackers on
that occasion, but ours appears to
have relied upon her providential
good luck, with the usual happy re-
suit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

r The -iAsss >ss-nzrs hss surss-
sssaed tn tsr-v q. the SEATTLE Mnsi
Olvmfaa r0use. thus @3lzn= - tbs
e@nvsnssnce xna En-s<~@zn< fh~ rsszs-
fs~1 IL the trxxwisng rumklsr-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

@ Tse Szgr~z.e Cnxr- s1e~sn~~
IN thns FA@~~ n~x: MamAxs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

81 Capt. Ainsworth has donated
eighty arres ii land In Pierce county
to the local agricultural scriesy for
a-s ~ fan yruaDd. TIE locx,son
- cuEverseni tn towu. and situated
So Ne &C. h. Ez2sb~ ax.zlahle nj q verv
--s.n exFen<Asur-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

E An Astoria letter saws tina
there has been an average Of fv'
men drowned per week. on the Co
lumbia RIVER. this Summer. mani,
owing 10 the he Of intoxieAsin:
drinks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-07

SAr u ID MARKS. Dezso-
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-03

Tho following quotations are for oraors
irom store and ANAL lots in a iobbinR way;
APPLEs-Medium. 200; choice, 2 5Os3 90
per Dbl.
sACON loos.) Shoulders. &C: clear rib
sides, &C; clear sides, &C; breakfast, i2N
TO l3e; sugar-cured hams. canYased. 1870;
suger-eufCi hsms,. u~ncanyased, 1871 70 ll%e;
packed, Is 10 Nc higher.
BRAN Stealy; wheat, e09g5e y 100.
BBANS-f1 091 Is.
BULK PORK Q.oose); shoulders, 65zte 7c;
long clear, 9hc; clear rib, 9Lc; clear sides.
We hams, 10 TO lOIc. Packed, = to Ac
BUTrER-Csmmon. lOslgo; medium. 2oa
80; cnoioe, SOe35c.
EALING sfUFfs AND TIEs-DaFsip9. 2
and "a los. l2el2%c; baling tYine. l8al4e
iron ties 81 10 5hc; pieced ties, 4o.
BUILDING MAIEkIALS-ln store prieee
are; Cenont, Louisville, 80 q, q Dbl; Rosen-
dals: y 66i. Z oS@T ISi hair Z Sg2 Is y 90
90; lime. per Dbl. 1901 So. Fire-briof''
s. % TO 0 20 per 1910; brick. 10 to III Dor los
BEEF, FRESH F%orequarters, 25Sto Ia:
hindguariers. b&@7c. Hogs. to 20. Sheep,
gGcK%lEAr RLoUR-9O 90 per barrel.
hall box full weight, Ice; quarter box, tulI
o0G1AN0Ts-Per 100. s COOS o..
cQRFEB- Ordinary, 21e; fair, - to 2lLc,
good 25Hc; prime. 219c; -hgles, az to 25c;
Java, 300; Oordova q to E2kc.
CHlokKNS-Mixed, an 10 2 so; choice
hens. 275 to 800.
'o0AL UlL-W gallon. 36 to $50.
CORN Mixed, 47glSc; white. 4S g49,.
O0hN-MkAL - Kiln-dried. tuIi aeights,
~ 70 10 2 IS
OVTrON YARNs-No. 600, l29lg<o; No.
100, l4Ai4ho; No. 100, l60l6%o.
crates, 5 0096 %.
yhhkok- - Western. l38l3Ho; EnKlisl
dSiry. ligl6c; rates irregular.
.ilII0N-SEEn-t8 o. v ton.
yofrON-bEED 0IL-Orude, 3c per gallon
cake Vong toa), go 10 %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-03
Saturday, February IL. 1877.

within legal houra, the following described
property. situated in the Fifth civil district.
Shelby county, Tens, and in the suburbs OF
Memphis, to-wit: Lots Is, 50, 46. 81. so, %, bS,
IS, 10, ~ and 50 as shown By deed Of Partition
between Allen X King, December 8, 1870, In
II. Y. Kings subdivision &C the intersection of
Poplar street extended and Brinkley avenue,
being part of the Thomas Butler tract and
parts Of country lots l., X, Q and r.
Also the following, situated in Memphis,
ts-wit; A house and lot on Front Row, sec
ond tenement from the north corner Of Mar,
ket street and Front Row, fronting about ie
feet, and running back In parallel lines about
"a feet.
Also an undivided interest Of Norton \
Allen In the remainder in 7 $40 acres of said
Butler tract, set apart to Ann Butler NOV
Ann Tighe) widow Of said Thomas Butler, de-
ceased, by the Supreme Court, for dover, in
the year 1851. by decree in cause Of w. j,
hennessey ct al. vs. Ann TiEhe ct al.
Terms OF sale Cn a credit of six and twelve
months; purchasers 10 give notes with ap-
proved securitios, bearing interest from date,
etc. Lien retained till same are paid.
This January %, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, y. and III,
Ry n. j. BLACK, D. G. and Nj.
II. o. King and Mcfarland K Goodwin,
Attorneys. III l2S-1Sg-1lb
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-03
Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of tho Peace
for Shelby county. Tennessee ,-William
Wallace vs.. Felix FArebee.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ArTACHMENTHAV-
i ing been sued cut under section 1855 Of The
Cede Of Tennessee and returned levied upoo
inc property Of the defendant. and affidavit
having been made that the defendant a
Indebted to the plaintiff in the sum ~
nifty dollars, duo by account, and that TIA
claim Is Just, and that tho defendant Il A non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee; tits there-
tore ordered ma the said defendant mako
18th day Of February, 1877, at 2 o'clock Pm.
Ut my ofioo, In the town Of Raleigh, Tennss'
see, and defend said attachment suit win
IN the time prescribed by law, or the Sap,A
will be- proceeded with OK parte; and M,
copy Of this order be Published once A ws.s
for four successive weeks In the Public Ledesp.
This January Is, 1877.
n6-l22-l2S-lA j, N. C0LEIAN, j.. p.