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Change. the matter Of Marriage.

New ork sun.
One OF the greatest changes which
have taken place in New York OF late
wears has Deen IN the matter OF marriage.
Thirty years ago the money question en-
tered comparatively little into considera-
ton, but now among the upper twenty
thousand, or those who consider them
selves so, 1t has very great weight.
Mothers keep their girls as much as pos
sibe out OF the way OF pleasant but poor
young men, and many girls are quite
disposed to discourage the attention OF
men who could not even afford q house
in the city. The number of splnsters in
the higher class here, and more especial
ly in Boston, goes on Increasing, and
early marriages become fewer every
year. 1t is the penalty paid tor q
more highly civilized and artificial exis-
tenCo.
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rok SALE.
FOR SALE.

EIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
d Wheeling Island; price from 500 70
$40 each. Only One-sixth otthe purchase
money required IN cash. The residue may
be paid annually IL dve equal install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
iOHN +. GILCHRlSI,
oc3Un Al Iop Nil.
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Mr.. GOULD was asked the other day if
he did not intend resenting the assault
made upon HIM by Major SclOver, and
replied with ready wit that he never
paid any attention to such area nothlngs.
~ 7. W0rla.
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1912 Prices, amounting to..............S25l,jO 800
Write tor circulars or send orders TO
n. a. DAUPHIN,
P.O. Box 692, New orleans, La.
Or TO b. FRANK MOORE q son, BIZ
Broadway, n. Y,
Fourth Grand Dollar Drawing, Tuesday,
October ID. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets
81 eacz. agegb
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saturday, July 2stb, Is77,


Com ~ euCing at ~ o'clock A. NJ, al the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, offer tor
sale, at pubic auction, the following des-
cribed real estate, tO-wlt: Lot uumo ered
thirty-tye 1851 IN Graham'S addition to
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on the
north side OF Fifteenth street, between
Eotf and Jacob streets, excepting about
six feet of the west side OF said lot extend
Ing back seveuty-fouI "a leet, which was
sold by the said Arthur said lot now
fronts on FitterBth street about hity-iOur
fe I, and extends back Othe alley. There
is erected On this lot large brick dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con-
veuicuCcs, and is a most desirable pro-
perry. When sale is made, the conway
ancO Will include the widows dover
right in the property. Terms made known
o. day Of sale.
Persons desiring 10 examine the pro-
perty will call Oh the uni srslgued.
ju3i K. q. b. RR, Executor.
The ABOVE sale is postp-ued until SAT-
URDAY, SEPTEM Der = III.
ty3 J. c. HERNt", Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.

TNaE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET
belonging TO Enoch Miller. 1t il ~ feet
front by ~ deep. For further information
enquire on the premises. Jylsh
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THE BENNINGTON CENTENARY,

The following poem was read with
thrilling effect on the above occasion;
WILLIAM CULLEN BBYANT's POEM.
on this fair valleys verdant breast
The calm Get rays OF Summer rest,
And dOve-l!ke peace Denlgnl. brOOds
On It's smooth lawns and solemn woods.
A century since, in flame and smoke,
The storm of battle Ger IL broke,
And, ere the invader turned and fed,
These pleasant tieldS were StTewn with
dead.
stark. quick To act and bold to dare,
And Warner mountain band were there,
And AL who had lung the pen
Aside To- lead the Berkshire men,
With fiery onset, blow on blow,
They rushed upon them embattled toe,
And swept his Squadrons from the vale
Like leaves before the autumn gale.
Oh, never may the purple stain
OF combat blot these fields again,
Nor this fair valley ever cease
To wear the PLACID smile OF peace.
Yet here beside that battlefield,
We plight the VOW that, ere We yield
The rights for which cur fathers bled,
Oul DlO' u NldIL SAStP lAAt SANNAih " Z
tread
MRS. MASoS'S HYMN.
The following hymn by Marie Mason
was sung III The course OF the proceed
ings:
One hundred years! A nations joys
ReSounG along the prUspered way
That starr and MS Green. Mountain Boys
Made ours. one hundred years to day.
For them the strife. the fears, the toll;
For us cey fury OF calm.
The hero biOru that wet the soil
our grateful. hearts to-day EN-. balm.
God bless tue standard of the free!
God bless the peaceful happy land!
Our fathers God, we lift 10 Thee
Our praise tor gifts on every hand.
And for our countrys honorcd head
oar reytrent lips ask this alone;
That Thou wilt guide his feet 10 tread
In footprints OF our Washington.
Our councillors with WIS tom fill;
Let parties die; let factions cease;
Let all men seek, with single will.
Our country's unity and peace.
50 not in vain the patriot blood
Was poured upon the crimS II clay,
Where side bySidc our faith RS stood
One hundred years ago to-day.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n a Fortune. 9th Grand Drawing, 1877.
At New Orleans. Tuesday, september ith.
Louisiana State Lottery company.
This Institution was regularly incOrpOr-
ated by the Legislature of The STATE Tor
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
1868, with Capital of 81 100000, to which
IL has since added a reserved fund of $780,
90, Its Grand single Number Draw
iDgs will take place monthly. II never
scales or postpones. Look AT the follow
ing scheme:
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Thursday, August 80, 1877

bYIE IASN PTlLeN, HInOWWTTWg m FIIWIVW-
Whole Tickets $40, Halves s., Quarter
81 ) u, II Tickets 500, Siiq Tickets $40, -.
Tickets $50.
Remittances can he made by Mail, EI
press, Draft, +. .. Money Order or Register
ed Letter, made payable Ia g. ". BaTro"
& co.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere.
BEND referen, es with application 10 pre-
vent delay.
g.. ". BARROW e. CO.,
General Managers, Courier-Joufnal Build
ing, Louisville, Ky, or ThOs. ~. Hays 3
Co., General Eastern Agents, ~ Broad
way, New York.
ss- lend for 4 Circular. Az
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BEECHER has the hay fever and Blaine
the anti-Hayes tever.-Nsw York Er-
pr IS.
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at'Acrliag &e9lstcr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

one year.............ss " Three months...s2 90
SiA mouths...... ~ one month. 30
TRI-W EEKbY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
One COPY, yr...Si 90 one copy,b moss. 10
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...sl SD Six copies, yrs 80
one cony, mos OO Ten copieS,l yr. IL %
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thieves never stopped TO unite the kno
In his shirt but made the Jew stand up
an cut the hind part OF his shirt tail OF
while he cried an wiped his nose on the
front, an botn OF 'em begged like babies
after they were safe, how they did swear
Ollmyl 1t WAS shockin'l But really,
never did see the stock of jewelry
store goin' of below cost so lively be
fore!
The enjoyment with which the man
from DeadwoOd recounted this Joke At
the expense OF the Hebrews manifested,
I regret to say, prejudice against
that worthy people akin to Judge Hill
tons
But how did you come to give up
stage drlving?" l now ventured to ask
again, finding the man from Deadwood
in good humor.
THRILLING INCIDENT.
"Oh, yes, | was torgettin' that Well,
yer see, Their was revenOo agent come
out to collect the goy'nment taxes on
whisky \ few weeks ago. He got lot
o money in Deadwood, where
every other house is s'l0on, an
he left town late one night in my stage
with $1,000 on him. He sat OF the box
next to me, carried the money on his
person, III was as wide-awske an game
a fellow as | ever see. He WAS armed,
with Winchester repestln' rifle with
sixteen barrels and two eight chambered
revolvers. About midnight we was TO
90 through Dead Mans Canyon several
miles out o Dead wood, about the dark
est Orneryest place Ms ever was L reckon.
| knew that il we was TO be attacked It'd
be- there, an | tyld NAM 50, an that he
was almes tce-La u % stopped but,
Lord bless you, &c dldu't show no more
tear than you de- now; but there was
kind OF deterg ned look in his eye
an could tell ne was layin' his plans,
although ne new said 4 word. Direct
ly we came {. the canyon-a dark,
rocky hell hole. :Ade by the devil Tor
road sgen,s-wa 4istoned with all our
ears 5uddeul, b. heard it, low at first
then CROWN IduSe rapidly. 1t WAS the
clicketty ~ ponies noots on the
Eoh4 OSHiHA &c N'N--
him what 1t M snt. We knew ther'
WAS that the ,sere good many; gainin'
on US fast, and Isnew they would attack
the coach just =. 4; was Soin slow up the
rise out of The canyon. | told him this,
when, quick a. ii, flash, he jumped of an
called to me to drive on an to wait for
him when | got out OF the canyon. |
SAW his game l. minute, and II was q
bold one, reckon. He hid behind rock
rl.ht in the road an got his weapons
ready. l drove on an left him. The
thieves tell into the trap. They rode on
after the stage, thinkin' him in 1t, An as
they passed close to where he was be
opened fire What, with his sixteen
shooter AZ MS two reviewers an their re-
turnin' the frs It sounded to me like II
whole regimen. | never knew whether
he killed uuy, ut he wounded some sure,
an they scstto. ID like hell WAS after EN-,
some OF them ,S WAS hurt howlln' like
devils. Hs JUS. came up with the stage,
an rode on II. cool as you please. lie
WAS a mart t", r.
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TIE MAN FROM DEADwOOD.
ExcIIin. and Amusing Incidents al
Lite in the Black HilIs-A Stage
Drivers Quaint Story.

A New York HerGd reporter has had
An interview with stage driver from
me Black Hills. He has just quit driv-
ing the overland stage to DeadwoOd
which place be eMphatically pro-
uounces the most dlsbolicsl town
on the earth and beyond question
the wIckedest spot this side OF the infer
nal regions. He has come back TO
Gods country as he calls the East, TO
geta little money that has been lett him
and to see his old home before he goes
back To- get some more noles shot
through him, rs he put 1t. The driver
was asked:
Are the stages robbed very oiten?"
HOW STAGES ARE ROBBED.
YES; they are nearly always robbed
when they carry treasure or when the
passengers have val bles The stages
have An iron box secured to the bottom
of the inside of the coach, where gold
dust ana money IS carried by express;
when this box is full the road agents al.
ways know II
How can they lind uut2'
"Why, this robin OF the overland
stages l. u reg lar business, and is done
systematically Its managed IN this
way: The clerks ~ the banks an the
stores an Ulcers in Dead wood or Custer
can easy find out when there Is money TO
goin the stage, an they notify the
thieves. They are in with EN- Al have
rry AT partnership. Astonlshes you,
does 1t? Well, it'll surprise you still
more when say I've even known the
agents OF the stage companies to he Up rob
the box. LIS An extensive conspiracy,
an | Codld point out = dozen men on
the streets OF DesdwOOd any day, wslkin'
about Is sassy rs You please, who proba-
oIy robbed the stage the night before.
The thieves sre always posted an never
make mistake an stop a stage with
out money in the box. I've been
stopped good many times an never
when there wasn't somethln' worth tax
in"
How do they stop your Why,
they halt you in u dark place on the road
An they never ask man to come down
of his box but once. Did | always
WAYS Gomez You bet. So would any
nan II he wasn't id tool. W hen a
msn sits up there u target tor msy fifteen
OF twenty men, he can't fight much with
four horses to drive.
AN tAMUsING' ROBBERY.
The LAST time but one my stage was
robbed was amusin' Their was two Jews
inside VINO was agoin' to Deadwood to
open a jewelry store. These last words
with peculiar JUNCTION, AS though ne en-
joyed the joke They ned nice lot o
things with EN- an one on EN- he'd a
bunch o diamonds as big as yer fist, tied
up in the corner of his shirt tsIl. How
the Jew did beg for them dismondsl The
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EXECUTORS SALE,

THE UNI. RESIGNED ENECUTOR OF
the last Will and testament OF y. {.
Arthur. deceased late OF The city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia hereby gives
notice that by virtue OF the provisions OF
said will he will on
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DIVORCES legally ana quietly obtained
IL for mpatibility, &c; residence
Fee after decree, Y years
experience. 4. GOODRICH, Attorney-at-
Daw, IA Dearborn ST, Chicago, III.
Apr2legrs
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Lands for sale.
100000 ACRES IN
" Southwest Missouri

Flrst-class stock Farms, excellent Agri-
cultural Lands, and the best Tobacco re-
giou in the West. short Winter, no grass
hoppers. orderly society, good markets
and q healthy country. Low Prices, L"ug
Credit
Free TRANSPORTATION rom st. Louis u
the lands furnished purca assr-. For iuT-
Their Information, address
\. l.. DEANF.
Land Commissioner 81. Louis & san Fran
cisco Ry. Co. =. w. cor. Fiith aud Wal
nut Sts., ~. Louis, Mo. aug5b
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I -----.-vIT-r AGO |llU IUIIINU ItaNVS
.V MA N. Bridgeport i;55, ana
.,-..' -,r.puuvi,le ul b 90 +. g..
-..., >...bruvilI- at 7:ij "a. M, arrive
s, b. --.u-. o. ; - a. IN.
-.... A.,am -AUOu tral leave
h 80 "a. .-., and i-:t1 p. m,
h ....r .3A. IL. ana 1910 p. 30 arrive
.s..ay al $3.50 IN. a ld !: IV J..
g.-r,.. I've Martins Ferry al
/ . ....sslp. m; Bridgeport II 20
.. u.:trr.ve at Brl.alre "a,
]. 80. l.... 80 y. ~.
Ecs-,,,U .. principal points in the
Es'a.. N.,' s.tu ba prOeUrgt at the
L. ...-. Office IN McLUTe House, and
I..r,'..... g bridgeport.
r. -. MYERS,
La. l-. Passenger n Ticket Agent.
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Now, the .ext day, on my return
trim | noticed Sat one OF the stage COM
panys agents the relay StStion-We
rnanrcd nose Syery twelve mlle-had
ms srru in n A., an when | got back
to Desiwood 8 heerd Of several OF the
fust citizens as suddenly laid up, |
SAWS 10 the aSnt, What's the matter2
WHY, SAWS kinder careless, u dog
bit me last ni,Ttl Yes SAID | those
gov'ment dogS do bite putty hard some
times. don't t3,y2' We'll, he pitched
into me like sle devil because | didn't
give en- siatal tho night before So
they'd know nat the gov ment agent
had done. Hesaid the boys was goin' to
be on hand in Thy trip though the next
night. and ware goin' To 60 ior me.
Now, | knowed he were truthful
man about things Of that kind SO l
went TO the company office IN drawed
my DAY an said Ms how | rcckoned |
tiIn't want TO drive no more Tor fear
my health might suddenly give way 80
they engaged y young DULchhan from
Vcrmont-nIce teller he was. too, an "A
good driver, TO take the stage, went
to him like q brother an says: Now
don't YOU take that stsge out tonight,
anyway, or You'll be sorry for 1t; but OF
couse /. WASH 10 use. I've teIt sorry for
MIN ever since, but he would g, even
when told him the boys would take
him for me. He might have knowed. %
"Dld they hurt him, as they
threatened " do your / asked inno-
Gently.
"Well, l don't know if they hurt him;
but YOU could hsVe read that newspaper
through him when they found bis body in
Dead Mans Canyon. never did see u
body so full o holes IN my lite.
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Ind 10 make close coui ecl!on al
'''. S ; A.I mr. all points south anG, south
.- -T I,'n.caso tor ali points West ana
Nl..-"eess,,,,., trains make connections al
r. '- ~. FOX Philadelphia. Nv YORK
s,.rSn. At Washington Ii'y LOT III
.-,, T 1onni trains make direct connec--
Nr>. .1 C'" u.s.. principal points West and
Srl"r'. '',..rsc. cars on all might trains.
'-...sFt.yaii,t5. PlTTSB URGH AND BAL
'7"'''f IMORE DIVISION.
go ARRIVE Is.
,.SA''-' washington Pa,
81 .rr.!le >..g,N daily at.......ll :O5A.
,'.. Washington, Pa.
~ --e..us ,.a5 NJ. daily at :. p. N.
..N -. "'',.,arr.d. sundays excepted.
$50 -. 10 all principal points on SAFE
nricg open Al all hours during
.slH' THUS. X. SHARP,
Ha,trl OF Transportation.
rryylFS, General Agent, ma!o
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEN
a selves Indebted TO the late nrm oi
Hennegen, Bates Co. will md II U their
interest 70 call and settle without delay,
a; No. ll54 Main street lels
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William a. Wilson, Executor OF the last
viii and testament of William p. Will
son, deceased, lac OF OHIO county, aud
III his own right,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. 900.

10000 Tickets at Five Dollars each.
Halt Tickets $3.50. Quarter Tickets sl.E,
n -
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Come to the Waters.

BESTHESDA WATERS, possessing re-
markable efficacy in Dialects and all dis.
For sale 10y the barrel or gallon by
az LOGAN, LIST & co.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,

from the celebrated Springs in Virginia,
valuable a. "A tonic and Alternative, and
especially adapted To treatment OF female
complaints. For sale by
asq LOGAN, LIST & co.
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1.N ~ - all stations between
LINK and Cumosr."HW2 n S9i rs Si anG
we ggsTBOtND Trains
No. = NO.2a. No. 10
lally, daily.
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Herding indians.

The Nssoalian says: Gen Sherman. in
the presence OF a numher of citizens in this
place, expressed him self ~ highly satisfied
with Gen. Howard's lndian campaign
He said he DID not waat How ard to attack
the lndienS, but merely to herd them out
of the conatry, and keep them in view IN.
I'll the troops coming up The Yellowstone
conli strike them.
These Indians don't herd we'll. We
never heard Of Indians who did, when
they were on the war path. Herding
hostile Indians in an Indian country
i much ike wing snipe in to bag
with lighted candle at the opening.
Western men have sometimes induced
raw recruits from the East t. believe
that snipe could be bagsed in that way.
We Of the West regard all such at
tempts as sells, or annoying jokes.
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TRoops.-Orders have been received for
Capt. Perry's company Of Cavalry to pro-
coed to Wslla Walla Capt. Boyle's company
OF the ID. Infantry toproceed to Fort Boise,
also Capt. Bernard companies of Cavalry.
Capt. By:ue's company of Infantry go to
California. companies of the "a 10 'antrv
remain Mt Mt. Idaho, companies 20 TO
SPOKANE Falls and one company to Colville
aud the remaining 5 companies of the I'd
Infantry remain at Lapwai.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-10-06

FROM Fir. ELLIS We learn that a letter
from Ft Ellis has been received in this
city to the effect that Col Weeks finds
that the packers cannot be discharged and
paid off there, who belong on this side.
that they must have transportation home
and be discharged and paid here. Also
the mules and horses belonging to the cit
liens and with the troops, would be bought
by the government.
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BosQur - Bosqni who was arrested a
short time ago and lodged in Jail on a war
rant charging murder Of pavmaster' s
clerk in California some IL months ago.
was delivered IN to Sheriff Bull Of Hum
bolt county last week, uron a warrant If
the Governor of Idaho. issued upon reqni-
si'ion from the Governor Of California.
Sheriff Bull paid a reward Of $500 for the
arrest Of the accused, and left with him for
california. Justice is oftentimes slow but
sure
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COMING K.-Col. John NJ.
Wilson, who went below some days ago
to attend the adjourned meeting of the
board of engineers Of the Pacific coast.
Of which he is member, is passenger
on the Elder. The object OF the meet.
ING was to finish the final report in re-
lation to the plans, draftines. s?ecifca.
tons, etc, prepared by Col. Wilson. of
The projected Improvement Of the Co.
lunlbia at the Cascades. Col. Wilson
remained in San francisco only a few
days, and Of course must have been ex,
tremely busy as there was much work
to 90. Ere this the report of the
bo1rd has been completed aud is on its
way to Washington for examination
and approval. - Oregonian Sept. %.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-10-06

GRAPES. e. Texier has caused to be
lard upon our table quantity of grapes
grown upon the ranch of Lonis Desol
Just above town, for which many
thanks. There were two vari;ies, the blue
and the white. We had the curiosity to
weigh one cluster of the blue, and found
is rarely excelled in any country.
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NEW PAPER We saw, but did not re-
ccive a copy Of the first number OF the Pa
loase Gazette, a newspaper published at
Colfax W. T.. by kellog & Hopkins. Its
original and local matter appears upon tie
outside, with Il patent inside. Its typo
graphical appearance is good, and its coll
umns are well filled with local and other
news. Success to the enterprise.
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TRADE -We have seen the bills Of prices
OF one mercantile house in this town and
compared them with Walla Walla prices
ana found them lower than at Walla Walla
with freight added. and we learn that this
uoose is ready at any time to compete with
"ai'a Walls in pricsz % goods.
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No MILITARY Posi- AT Present We are
informed that for want Of an appropriation
there will be no new military post built 10
this section at the present. Temporary
additional quarters will be built at Lapwai
for some Of the officers, while most of the
men Of the I'd regiment will live in tents
during the coming Winter.
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CRY TAX.-Oar City Council incurred
Of protection against Indians during the
Summer, and in consequence have levied a
special tax to meet these expenses. 1t seems
reasonable that our citizens should
respond promptly in payment to NEE. these
expenses.
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Administrators Notice.

In the Probate Court, County Of Idaho, Ter
ritory Of Idaho.
II the matter of the estate Of Auguste Bacon
q ctice i hereby given to all persons having
Y any claims against said estate to present
them to me "ith tac necessary vouchers on Sal
mon River on ar before the Sih day Of july 1873
or they will be forever barred.
II. GLATIGNY,
Admin :strator
Mt. Idaho, 1. T., Sept. S,h 1877.
4S-Iw.
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MORE KILLED.-The Bozeman TINES o.,
Sept. 18th says fosr Black Killers bad ar
rived there and reported that the Nez
Perces had attacked their camp at the
head Of Sinking river, and killed 20 Of
their party in camp while these four were
- hort distance rom The camp
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-10-06

INcgEAsED.-Frank Parker write. TO the
Boise Sfatesman that the number of
lodges of the hostile Nez Perces have been
increased to upwards of 200.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-10-06

FALL RACES. We have received "A CON-
plmentary ticket to the Fall races Of the
Idaho Agricultural Park Association, com
mencing Oct 9Th. Thanks. Would be glad
to attend bat distance and time prevents.