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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-30

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
9es Motnes, eSa., 81. Stunt.

9eS WCDt11eS, So, ~. SuIu+
0te republitanii6e 9taatsoer iamullung
trat bier 9eute Sormtttag elf ubr 5ulamz
men nnb ertpdblte SSames s. Wtllon gum
seittpeilisen Goriiber. 0ea6 grnennun9
Der beri6tebener Nusl9ilIe rno zines
Stadt5central7 GomtteS berta9te Die Ser
1ammlun9 it6 BIS 2 lt6r Na9mtttogS.
11eber 1900 Berlonen tpobntet Der Ser
lot1tmlu11g bel; da6 stephen 9. Bafaro,
bislang bon 2oltiitana.
Na6m ittagS
tpnr6e, mad @nteegennobme beS 8ert9tes
bes Nltsi6uiies fir 8eglanbtgultge1t 3tr
8abl Der ganbt0ate1t ge16rttten. BUM
@oltper1teur purbe Sobn s. Gear err
1tattnt.
sir 6os 8isego1berneurSamt tpurbe
Sranf 6. Campbell BON SaSper @orntD
aufgeiteut.
0as BON Ser Geridntmlul1g at9ertom>
meme Bro9ramm tbut ipeber bet Bollttt DeS
8rdftbenten nod Oer Observation-Disclosures m
@rtpdbnung.
Gs perlangt Sic Misunderstanding Der
@olo> 1t NIB StIbe r%tpdbrun9, Die Grz
baltung Der iebigen 9apiergeI0menge, bis
Sic 8ebiirfntfie 0eS 6Qi1bels uno Sertehrs
beren gerrtn9erun9 erbeti6ery. nnb Die
ftrenge 8ol1tredul1g u1D gerl1drftn9 oeS
beitebenben @etrG11feberbotS >@elcbeS.
Na6l0rtft. - Gin mad 8erleiul1g Der
8latform beartragter 8el9luB> olr6 beie
len Nnnabme bic Gerlan1mlur1g Die Bolttif
bes Hraltoenten 9apes gebtGt9t baben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
&rttgstarter alS Yrdulie.

8on Dielen 6reunben unIerer 3ettun9 TIT
TINS Der @uni6 na9 genaueren uno aus
Fi6rIi6eren &arten bes &riegsi6auplaBeS
uusqe6riiGt tpor6en, ais tie in Sorm oeS
Sol3l6ntttes in elmer .3ettung geltefert
ner6en f0unen. Der @uni6 lit ein gez
re9ter, Inn 10 mebr ais Der &rteg ft6 tpabrz
16eirlt6 bieLe W1onate, tDeltft nt6t Sabre
btnsteben tptr6. @uf ber anbern Seite
ninI6en mir ni6t, urIere 2eier nit ienem
G6un6 BON &artert 5u beIditi9en, Die tDte
nit bet 6ol5art a%usgebauen eri6etnen unb
tDomit nj a 81 d 3ettutger ibre Spaltelt
nuf Soften ~ 2eietoffs fiiQen.
Od9er Gaben mir uns enti6lofen, rnz
fern 2eiern ais 8rGmte fir 8orau5bez
3obIun9 Sic bette Der bis iebt i'm 8u6bonz
BEL eri6tenenen &drten anSubtete1t ultb
stpor it elmer ioI9en 6orrt, boB ie CUR
6aueruben Iufbepa6rung 9eei9net tit. IS
1T cine bDn @n1iG 6euba6 ge3ei6nete &drte,
20 i8ou bod, 26 3ou brett, tpel6e nidt
Bios bic unmtttelbaren S6auplGbe be5
&riegs an Der 9onalt ut6 in &~letnaiten,
ion6ern du9 - mas sur SetrtbeiIun9 Der
politii6en Gage tpeientli6 tft = bieienigen
2Gnber, pel6e I'M tpettern 8erIaufe bes
&rte9es b~tneitge3ogen tperben f6nnten
(Sefterret9, StdIten un6 0eut 6>
lamb duftpeiit. Die Sarte lit ieDr ior9z
fGltig ge3et6net uno in Sarben ouS9ez
fiibrt, 10 baB ite etnen fIarett unb ioforttgen
ueberbltd Iber bic &rtegsz unb pDIttii9e
Gage ermOgli6t. Sic rei9t int @eiten bis
sur Otor6iee (Sifetbe) unb I'M Often bis
Iber 6as Saspii9e Steer binaus, 10 baB
bort bic @ren5be5iebu1tger 5tpti3en 9fuBz
Lamb, ser Surfet unb 8eriten gc1au tpiez
berge9eben iinb.
Oieie &arte, auf 2eintpan6 ouf9e3o9en,
Iodtrt unb nit Stolen berlebe1, 10 baB fe
ft9 gum Quf6dltgen a1t Der Ba1b eignet,
bteten mir alien 9enientgen unIerer
Sreutbe II II 6 eItIt6 unb pprtp7
fret ont, tpelde enttpeber (duBer ber 8e>
ri6tigung ettpoiger Giifftdn69 einer
Sobr9dt9 Der pO6entIt6en Sui
nois Staats5ettung (ober bes use # enD
nit 2 9ouors, o6er Elm GierteIiaDrs>
Qbonnement auf bic tG9It6e Sui
nots Stdntsseitun9 nit $3.50 boor be-
5obIen. Sober N6onnent, beIien 3ett mod
nidt abgelaufen lift, fam it9 bo6ur9, baB
CT iein announcement bom NbIan 6efiel7
ben an auf ein ipeiteres Sabr init $500
erteuert, Die fofortt9e 3%uienoun9 Ser
&drte ft6ern.
Snbem mir 6oFfen, 6ur6 6teies Brdr1ienz
Nngebot 6en 8ini6en unierer 9eier e1ttz
eesen3ufomnten, 3eigen mir an, boB mir
bofielbe fit bie gauge 0oucr Des arte9S
oufredt erbaIte1t.
Ollie 8ttefe a6reiftre mani on
Illinois StaatsZeiGuEGs Co.,
Chicago, III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
@riesSrtnS11au.

Die rnifti9en Sdrben tpeben duf thrift
i9em BDOen-bte 0ondu tit ltberidrttten,
unb Ser tpiIbe &rtegstan5 tDirb erft ieBt
nit ietten fur6tbaren S6reden in bDuiter
Wut6 Beginner, DbtpD6l Die 8el9teBu1g
Der 0onauitG6te 9fu1ti6uf, @turgetpo,
Wt66tn, Gulafdt Il. |. 10. berett5 bteL I'M
bell angeri6tet uno bieIe Menl6enopfer
gefor6ert bat. Die &nfien baben bteI Belt
Deritret6en Ia1iet, eDe tie t6re1t Gntl9LuB,
iber Die 0D1tau 5u leben ur1b hen Setn6
dlf etgenem 8ooe1t SIT b~efGmpfen, aus
fubrten. SS6re 2~an9ldntfett uno S6Der=
fGltgfeit BET ben Gorberettu1tgen gum
ltebergdrg iiber Die 9orau ertt1nerr an Die
Eafttf mittelalterIi6er 6eerfu6rer unb Seiz
3et oltd ni9t Bic minOete Spur DDn Der
S9[agferttgfeit 1tn6 benz SelbitDertrauett
iol6er n1oberner 2trmeelt, beren Srgantidz
tinn nit ben t~telteiten Grrungeni 6aften ber
Rriegs1piiien16oft S6ritt gebalten bat.
Der 9a15e ueber9ong tpar DerbGlttttBz
ntdbig obue 9roBe S0iptertgfetten in iperiz
gen StunDen %DDl5ogen. 0m 9tenita9,
BEN 26. bs., tpurben Die lebten NnltQlten
ba3u getroffet.
Die ruff. 8otterien auf benz r1tmIniiden
9Onauufer Dffneten auf Der gal1sen 0inte
tbre 6euerI6Liinbe nto Iptee1 ber0er6enz
brtn9erbe @ei6oiie segen Die feinbIi9en
SteIungen. Die Bei6teBung Guiti6ufs
mar btS6er fd)on cine m0rberti6e getpeIen
unb bate 6te Giirfen DerdltlaBt, BET fener
Seitung groBe 3ruppe1maI1e1t a15uDGufel1.
Die ruiitiGen SDlDaten iDurDen i'm 2aufe
bcs Cages auf Der gan5en 2tnte ettter itret1>
gen Otuiterung unter5Dget. Die @dffen
tDmrOet gepritft unb Die Batronen nad)ge>
sGblt, DQmit ie6er Otaun tDpblgeriiitet benz
Seinb ~gegeniiber treten Tonne. Die in BEN
Srti6often einquertirten Gruppen Der>
brG6teir ct1te altgenebntere 9ta6t ais ibre
SGnteraoe1, tpel9e it6 i'm %offenen Sel6e,
6oS @eipebr ibut lrnt, 5ur 9tu6e nieberlez
gen muBten.
Nm Otittipo9 Wtorgen int aaer Sriibe
brdngen bic eriten rulitl9en Sruppen>9tbz
tbciIultgen bon &alaroi9 aus mad 8uGgoz
rten oor. Die 8ei6ieBung bon 98iDDtn,
Gifopoli, Siitotpa, &uiti6ut, Surtufai
un6 StLiitrid nabm furbtbore Oimen1to>
men ot. @e6nIi6e &erbeerultgcn, tpie tie
in Guiti6uf angert6tet tDur6ei, iudten
iest ie0en tirfiiderO rt, tpel6er benz fein6z
It6eit Neuer ~au5geieBt ipar, beirt. Scr
gar iuar 2lugen3euge be5 l~tebergal1gs iet>
ner 9rtboen BON Iurnu> W1a9urel1t mad
~9tifopoIt; cr bate Sd bod SIT 9foB auf benz
@ipfel 6es @r1ga Dtz 6iigels poittrt. Die
Surfen tparfen fih bent beftig borOrtngenz
ben 6ein6 per3peifIutg9bOu ettge9ell; je.
Der tDebrfdbi9e Ntann tpurbe in 0elt 8artpf
bcoroert.
.3e6n 8atuiuone tiirfiI6c Snfanterie
nebit a6tSebn Selbgei6iiBen iDaren an Der
llferitele, an ipel6er Die JtHiien SUB 81
fallen iudtcn, arfgepflanst. Gin lpiloes
0smebel fol8te, uno i'll Notwithstanding
fur3er 3eit mar 6as l1fer nit 2eiden ltber7
iGt. 2lber Die 3liien crDtelten gta0ldub.
sur leoet Wtanr, Der I'M @efe6t fiel, itar1z
pen 5ebn olloere lit 8ereitf6aft, an oeiielt
Stdtt ben &ompf announcement. 005 adte
ruiiil6e Nrr1eecorpS ulttcr DEM 8efebl DeS
@eterals 8aOitstD i@ifte iiS butter BET,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02

BON 8atum 9eIegene !3i6tb19art an nno
1ta6ntel1 BET @tnbru6 Der 0unfel6ett BON
einem She'll Der fetn6Ii6en Stenungen
8eitb. Ser tiirftl6e 8eri6t iiber ba11eLbe
0efe6t %bebauptet, bdb Sen Gu1Ien cine emf
pftnblt6e S6lappe beigebra6t tpurbe. 9lm
80. bS. iDurbe 9entel6et, bic Gu1ien bGtten
8atum etn9enomms1t.
Die rul1ti6e Sci abun9 bon 8oiaiet bat
titrftl6en ItG6rtdten Sufolge capituItrt urto
cine 1900 Mann itarfe Nbtbeilung rllfii6e
Getteret, tDel6e gum @nt1abe 8aiaiet's aus
9ei6tdt Dor6en tpar, ion bon elmer furbt7
l6en Strettma6t auf's 6dupt ge1dldge1
tDoroen Ietn. Mnt 80. bs. murbe BON Cont
ftanttnopel telegrapbtrt, 6aB Sic &ul1en Sic
GitabeQe BON 8oialet nod Dertbetoigen.
Die ant 81. bs. BEL 9eIibaba 5tpti6en
6efn 1tnten ruiftl9en unb benz re6ten tiirz
fti6en Sli9el gei6lageneS 6la6t mat eine
GuBerit blrtt9e. l1n9efGbr 400 Siirfen be-
be6ten Die @ablifatt nnb t6rer 1000, be11et
eS at aler Bflege gebrt6t, tpurben ber7
tpnu6et. @eneral Soroufaloff min cine
ibm an StGrfe Dett iberle9ene tirftI6e
Strettma6t ur+-,cit 0iior in Die Slu6t
getriebelt baben.
Die gta9rt9ten iiber Ste iingften gege>
benbetten in Ntontenegro glt6et IeBte
Wo6e etnet11 northumberland ¬en bon
@tberipri6en ua6 f6nne1t ba6er auf
@Iaubtpitrbtgfett tpentg Nnlpru6 er6eben.
@inrnaG Oeritteg man ft6 logar 81 Ser 8ez
baupt1ng, Die Wtontene9riner 6dtten aus
Sngrtmm iiber Bic erltttenen Nieberlagen
tbren Suriten ermorbet. Gin andres WtaI
nurbe ser @elt berfiin6et, fie 6Gtten tbre
Sauptitobt gettnie gerdumt ur6 Guletman
Saba lei NIT ~ietlte1 Girfen trtumpbirenb
in bieielbe einge5ogen. DIM 81. bra6te Elm
Courier Die Ga6ri9t BON Der Morabi9a,
Bic SIrfen Ietet unter Mebemet 9lt bon
Den Montene9rtnern b%oaitdnbig 9ei9laz
gen tporben. Die leBte bom 30. bs. batirte
un6 ani6etncnb 3uperId1figite 0epei6e
tbetIt nit, baB Die peretnigten Strettfrdfte
ber tirfti6en 8efeblsbaber Die !66bel1 BON
OsarttniBa beiebt baben, Dabrl6etnIi9
iiber 2ibansfa segen &iefa Dorriiden un6
Getinie, tpeI6eS ii6 ipnit nod lit ben
6Grben Bet Montenegrtner au beftnben
16eint, bebrobett tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
gepe(0en.

CSm 9oufe Iebter ISOLDE an bic SninoiS Stodtsz
3eitur9 teIe9rapbtrt.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
SaDcs na6 8rppiSemce.

Brobi6enee, sc. s., 28. Stunt.
grdft6ent 6apes reifte be1tte Morgen nm
o6t l16r bon 8piton 1ta6 gropiberce ab.
@ls Der 3ug in Wansftelb, 9t6ooe Sslonb,
belt, trat eth @usi6uB Der geieBgeben6et
gerlannmlun9 ie1es StaateS beran unb
begriiBte ben bober @aft. Sin Witqlie6
oes MuSl6u11eS belt cine e~tn6rudsDoue
N1t1pra6e; 6abeS bebanfte ft9 in furset
Worten fir BEN tbm au She'll getpor6e1en
ebre1pouen Gtnpfan9.
BrDbtbence, st. S., 90. Stunt.
&ls Ser 3ug, auf tpel6em fi9 ber 8rGz
itbent befanb, BET 9[ttleboro Sic Staotsz
9ren5e errei9te, purben ein~unb3panata
&anonen16iiie sur BegriBung 6es Qne
fommltngs abgefeuert. Ser 8abnbpf in
BrobtOence, Elm fletner relerbirter Gorm
alts9enommen, tpar btbt NIT ether beoetz
1@terte1 8olfsmenge beiebt. @ine frGffiqe
SSalne tpuroe abgefeuert, ais Der BUG Dorz
tubr., Sobalb 6aDes ausgeittegen tpar,
beglettete man tDn mad etnem berett itebe1z
ben Wa9en. 1900 unter bem &ommon6n
oeS GeneralmaiorS 8urnii6e iteben6e gez
tera1te1t ltnO bas erite Snfanteriez Ge9tment
btloeten etnen Bug uno geletteten ben 8rGz
1toenten bonn @r6ange Blace b1tr6 bic
gSal9tn9ton Jtotp, Die Deitminiterz, Matz
t9etD1ot7, 8roaD7, 8aDbaKet=, ytortbz
Ntatn>, 8atdutanz an6 8eneftitraBen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02

rionerfirde unb etn groBes 8o6nbans ntez
Ser. 8on me6reren @ebGuoet, odru1ter
bas Boftantt, tpur6en bic 9G9er tpeggerts
Ien. Meni9enleben git9en nt6t oerlorelt.
Ser an9ert6tete S9aOen betrGgt utgefdbr
$4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02

mlrbe, rief eiren nnbei9reibLt3en 2drm
berbor u1tb puroe boln 8oritber ais nt9t
sur Sadie geb0rtg 3urifgeptelsn.. Sin
G6nlt6er 8ei@luB tpur6e bon Der G%eridrnn17
lung NIT ut9efdbr bret 8iertel Der 6ttm7
men in6freft hernnrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02
Tr6hfreiG.

8eriailIes, 25. Stunt.
Ser 8rditbent Der Observation-Disclosures
berIas in Der beutigen Sibung Der be1ta1ns
ten &0rperl6aft etne 8erfitgung, bur6
tpeGGe bic &ammer ouf9eL0ft tnb 5u Derz
fte6e11 gegeben miro, baB bte 8a6len nod
M6lauf BON 5Det Weonaten itattftnben
Iouen.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

Omaha has been visited by great
storm, which did much damage.
Secretary Schurz has ordered an inves-
tigation of the Indian Bureau.
Governor Benjamin F. Prescott, of New
Hampshire, was installed yesterday.
Several men were fatally injured in the
Luzerne county mines yesterday.
Josephus Freeman, colored, will be
placed on trial to-day for the murder of
Anna Guy.
1t is announced that In the event of
victory Russia has no intention of chang
ing the map of Europe.
The boy William Green, on trial for
killing companion, William King, was
yesterday convicted Of manslaughter.
The Montenegrins have been defeated
in the Duga Pass, and the Turks will
probably succeed in revictualing Nicsics
Peter B. Sweeney yesterday paid down
S15O,OO0 on account OF the sum he is tc
pay in restitution to the city of New
York.
The Supreme Conrt yesterday over
| ruled the motion for writ of error il
the case of George w. Fletcher, who i.
10 be hanged on Monday.
The French Republicans in caucu.
have decided that at the reopening of th,
Assembly NJ Gambetta shall move al
Interpolation, but that he shall refrai1
from arraigning Marshal MacMahon
The programme adopted is very conser
sative.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

A PROBATION THAT HAS WORKED
WELL.-The late Hon. Thomas Young,
when in the City Council, many years
ago, just after the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore railroad was put
in operation, introduced a resolution re-
quiring the railroad company to have
fagmen stationed at each side OF the
town who should be required to run be-
fore each locomotive on the track while
ossing through the city at slow rate,
50 that warning would be given at the
street crossings, and the track cleared of
any obstacle. The resolution was adopt
ell. There are some sixty or seventy
trains passing through the city daily, and
they cross about twenty streets. The
hagman still runs before the locomotive,
although forty years have interviewed since
the passage of the resolution, and no one
has been killed within the prescribed
limits. Would it not be well for some
of our sister cities to adopt a similar res.
olution?
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
June -. 1877.

THE Tribune says that if a sentence or
two in the letter made Mr.. Buffers ears
tingle, he had only himself to thank for
it. A gentleman whose character has
been impeached would hardly stop to use
courteous phrases in rejecting the false
hoods of blackguard. 1t characterizes
Buffers letter "as long and tedious, and
of course full of pettifoggery and black
guaruism," and considers McVeagh's re-
Joinder as stunning blow to the General.
The Tribune is quite as culpable as
Butler. 1t supported and urged on the
party while it knew the leaders we're
daily aggrandIzing themselves at the ex-
pense Of the States and the general gov
ernment.
But we apprehend that the general
reader does not take in all that Butler
intends should be inferred from the allu..
sion to MacVeagh's marriage to Simon
Cameron's daughter. The "Beast" is,
no doubt, astonished himself to find that
MacVeagh did not look deeper into the
insinuation, which was evidently intend
ed to convey the idea that "the money!
which the latter. expected to get by mar
riage was obtained through just such il
legal transactions, in civil Office, as was
charged upon Butler as commander in
New Orleans, by MacVeagh. 1t will be
remembered that Cameron's conduct
while in Lincoln's Cabinet was so viola
tive of honesty and fair dealing with
contracts that in the House of Represen-
tatives resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to dismiss him was freely spoken Of
Well, the people will please bear in
mind that the Democratic press of the
country charged these outrages upon the
rascally officials, Then they were fire.
quently denied by the Radical press, and
some of these papers are now trying to
cover up the crimes which the respective
factions are charging upon each other
by refusing to publish the letters of either.
"When rogues fall out and honest men
get their dues" is being fully illustrated ;
and the fraudulent President will per-
haps be the instrument that will expose
the guilty and bring many of the rascally
tricks to public gaze if not to the condign
punishment they deserve.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

DEcEAsED.-Isaac W. Stevenson died
at Harrington, on Thursday, in the 74th
year of his age. He was formerly resi-
dent Of this city, where he has many
friends. he was employed by the rail
road company for many years, and for the
last several years annually elected Treas
urer OF the town. He was member in
"good standing" of Delaware Lodge, L.
o. o. F., of this city, and several of the
brethren will attend his funeral on Sat
urday. He will be inferred at Concord,
Del. He leaves a wife and three chill
dre2 and many relatives. He was an
honest and industrious citizen and re-
tanned the respect of all who knew him.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
Foreign Teiesraphic Summary

The republican leaders in the French
Chamber have decided to act with mod
Grafton but firmness in dealing with the
government-The republican clubs in
Paris have been closed-Spain is sending
rebeliious Biscayans to the Philippine Is
lands-C Cleopatra's needle has been ex-
humed preparatory to transportation to
England-Navigatio of the Suck canal
is tree to all except Russian yessels--The
Russo-Turkish campaigns Is still without
important event-The truth about the
lighting in Montenegro is still carefully
evaded by contradictory dispatches
Considerable unpleasantness exists be-
tween Russian and Roumanian officials
The Russians want more power in Rou-
mania than the latter is willing to concede
The Russian frigates Svetlena, from
New York, and Petropaulovski,f from the
Mediterranean, have arrived at Brest-
The report of the destruction of an Ital-
an corvette by torpedo in the Dardenel-
les is untrue The Porte isabout to send
a note TO Athens relative to the Greek
armaments 1t is believed in Berlin that
Germany will, with the concurrence of
England, advise Turkey TO conclude
peace on the basis of the protocol.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

SOUTH CARoLTNA's DEBT-When the
entire fundable debt of South Carolina
shall have been converted into consolida-
bonds and stocks the State debt will
amount to s5,976,917, This result is OBJ
tained by the reputation in 1873 of the
$1,000, 600 of spurious conversion bond>
and by the scaling of the remainder OF
the debt to fifty cents on the dollar.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM ,
ON THE WATERS OF
Wye River, I'm Talbot
County, Maryland.

HNDER and by virtue of decree of the
~ circuit Court for Talbot County, in
Equity, passed in a case wherein Thomas
Ridgway was complainant and Robt. ID.
johnson and others defendants, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer at public sale
at the front door of the Court House in
Easton, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1877,
between the hours OF 2 and O'Clock, p. M,
OF that day, all that valuable FARM OR
PLANTATION, in Talbot county, on or
near the waters of Pickering's Creek a
branch of Wye River in Talbot county
now In the occupancy of Robert d. Johpz
son. This farm is beautifully located 6h
or near Wye River, within reach of all
salt water luxuries; convenient to Mill
Market and Churches, within three miles
OF woodland Station on the Md. q Del
Railroad, and few miles of two Steam
boat landings, from which Steamers ply
twice week to Baltimore.
The situation is healthy-tbe land fertile
and in good condition. The buildings con-
sist of a story and half dwelling, -
with two rooms and kitchen below, Uf3I.i
and three rooms above, in fair con- iu
dition. The Farm Buildings all new MlV
and commodious. consisting of a fine large
Barn, 36x6O feet and "A feet pitch, built on
Pennylvania a plan for driving in and load
ing and unloading on either side; stabling
for ten head of horses with good room be-
tween, sta6l1ng for ten head OF cows in same
building. Granary, Corn Crib and Carriage
House separate, all new, 52x20 feet, with
dressed floor above.
Most OF the land is well set in Timothy,
for which 1t Is well adapted. A small por-
tion OF the farm is in wheat, and balance
ready for tillage in corn.
There are two fine Peach
Orchards on the farm, contain ax&y9k
ing ten thousand choice Fruit sx<&&S6@
in full bearing, and other fine Id<E
Fruits are also on the farm. The
Farm contains 3 0 acres of land,
more or less, with ample timber inclule l.
Also at same time will be sold separately
two acres of said tract whereon is built n
Baptist Church, this land having been do
mated by IL. L. johnson since the mortgage
The Church Building is excepted.
This Is one of the most desirable proper
ties in the county for a residence or as an
Investment. Persons wishing to purchase
are requested to inspect the premises
A full plat and survey will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in Cash on the day
OF sale, the balance in two equal install
ments of IL and "a months. secured by bond
and surety approved by the Trustee. On
payment OF the entire purchase money, the
property Will be conveyed to the purchaser
or purchasers, his, her or their heirs or
assigns, free and discharged of all claim of
the parties complainant or defendants, TO
the suit and AL parties claiming by or
under them. SAM'L. HAMBLETOT,
WIN. H. BosTIcK, Auctioneer.
maylT-ts.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

The City Council has acted wisely in
resolving to give the cleansing of the
streets Of the city out by contract. The
city is divided into four districts, by Mar
ket street and Sixth street.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
A FATAL THUNDER STORM

1BosToN, June GA severe storm ac-
companied by thunder and lightning
passed over a section of MassachusetI.
this morning. At North Hadley, Mass,
Horatio C, Hurd, a prominent citizen,
was instantly killed by lightning, anc
two workmen of his, in a tobacco felu
were prostrated, but will recover. A
Fitchburg, Mass, several buildings weI -,
damaged by lightning. One man wa.
Injured and horse killed,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
NOTICE..

oTICE--wo LOAN
IN ASSOCIATION Sixth annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Work.
ingmen's Loan Association will be held on
Thursday evening next May oath, 1877, to
receive the annual report, elect officers and
directors, also To attend to the business OF
the regular monthly meeting, Money 70
loan; premiums low.
GEO. G. MARIs. Secretary.
mayl8tf
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

EINAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS
116.-The undersigned, collectors, of said
taxes give notice that there was law
passed at the last session OF the Legislature
requiring the collectors after certain time
all such persons that have not paid their
city and school taxes we therefore notify
all such persons that have any dislike 10
having their names published to call and
will proceed to collect by making levies, as
we cannot walt any longer, having to settle
with the Finance Committee in a short
time. We must collect before we can pay.
Offices No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King
Hours from u. M, TO IL m, from 2 to 8
and TO 8p. IN. L. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District
+. FARMAR,
may17-u Collector for s, District.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
in ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits, is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
will dispence these luxuries during the hot
season. With his usual urbaLity and well
known politeness and CHEEKY good humor
and do his utmost to lessen the burdens OF
life by doing the square thing to all his
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic-nics with ice cream, and orders can
be LET either at his stall or at his house,
northeast corner of sixth and Orange
streets. mayl4-3m.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
shoorINa nisLApY LOVE.

NBw YoRK. June 7.--Last night, Mrs.
Louisa Turner, a tall handsome widow, SAID
TO be writer of the press, was followed to
her boarding house, 274 Fourth avenue, ami
shot in the thigh by Former lover, Ebert
Petut, whom she had discarded for dissipa-
ton. She will recover. Petit was arrested
as he was escspiog. The affair caused
much excitement.