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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Woolhach Bros, can sell you good
cheap. v hen you visit Hastings. give
them q ttlal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Geo. Zei>s is prepared at all times
60 feed the hungry and ''sleep the
sleepy" Cali on him when you have
occasion to stop 10 Red Cloud. pot
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Thauins to day.

p. A. Williams, If Ri,ertor is the
happy father Of q nine pound boy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Hampton j. Rsls ton have moved
their tools aud things" down into
their new blacksmith shop.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Zehrune 4 Coy, Of Hastings Neb
Keep the best assortment Of Holiday
Goods, OF any house 10 the City. I.m3
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

cigars, Tobacco and School Books,
al Chas. poitcrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
THE NEBRASKA FARMER.

Only Agricultural paper in Nebra
ka; rwenty-four page monthly; printed
on heavy tinted book paper. Its corps
correspondents embraces the best Az
ricul,ural and scientific writer's in the
State. Subscription price, TWO dollars
FER YEA in advance. Address Nc.
Bride 4 Clarkson. Lincoln, Neb. The
Nebraska Farmer and the CHIEF one
year for s. 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Will Virgins, our former devil, has
returned to his old love- the prlut-
ing office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

There vili be too dances in town on
the 22d OF February.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

They had a good tame ut the spell
ing school last Monday nish
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

ASubscribcrs who find q red crossNA
~ rked II. he margin of their
pap -. will know theT Ubscrip-
Nto. o p res with the umb,r1
f-il"sIRg. ana they are requested Ia renew
ut once. Those who find q blue CT, - on their
p.l,eis will kno : thai they are in aireafs.
and q little money wou!d be acceptable 90 Us
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Mr. Bunncii 0! Saltwater, gave Us a
Gail ye lelday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
TOWN n COCNTRE

Subscribers who do not receive their pa
pers regularly. will confer a favor - notify
ms vs. Of the fact at once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Cain Silver Hunting Case Watch, Free.

Beautifully engraved, and correct time-keep per, worth $50 %, and .
certificate at agency giving sole control Of such county a. the agent
may select mot already iakeu); aud. furrbermore, az orders coming
from such count : j. the agent NAV select. vii BE- sent oack by u To
the agent to be fled-in fact We give sole control Of such counties a,
long as the agent continues in the business. Rrw-mter. the Premium
Watch is given gratis 10 the agent. We take this plan To- kave our
Great Remedy quickly and Thoroughly introduced. let u. hear from,
YOU at your earliest convenience, and secure your county =, once. be
fore before being taken by some one else. Rene bber, this offer j.
open for a short. tue only.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Don't fcrgct TO bring w. some onions
Oh subscription.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Quite a number of X verton folks
We're IN town las SATURDAY,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

New Hats. Neckties. Gloves Plume.
Flower and Laces, Just received .,
Mr.. Moore i Miss Aliens 10 n
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Jre Warner Sic: Twelve Jack Rab.
bI;> the other dlr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Joe Carr called yesterday and gave
US "a 6ue Legal Fender" Yours, etc
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The Boss and II. S Haley Went
10 I.Iverton yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Try Chas, i'oiter's Ja.san Tea. 81
i,cI pound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
LOC.fL
MANIkI

Go 20 the Red Cloud Faruasur.
Store. for you, furniture. i5sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Fine weather Yesterday.
Two kinds Of entertainment last
Monday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

81 fat hogs. for which VII pay
she hixhes, market pri-e
~ If ". y RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

hliuS Is sick, with a gin b:e
on MS neck
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
fAsHGA:y u1z
IsSaA7 EcEcI

Taken up by the .aiscribes Dec 81.
1876. on the 3. \. ! Sec 10. T. ). X
IL One white Barrov hog. With
short tail, supposed 70 weigh about
2U lbs. January Bird. 1877.
- So w. H. Lockhsrt
, 1877-07-18

n Ia TfatfT7s Assoeta&sd Fyxsa
TUkHu-MAoKu8Lt. July 1d-The two mont-
tors capture.l frou, tho Turks Will probably bo
made rrsdy for action Without much de1av.
The Turkish prisoners who were transported to
the 1louman.an s!ls Of tho Danube arc Ill feRu-
lars, tbs Uaahi- -Bazouks 414 Clsgasslau4 having
lett some tltuc sEo.
, 1877-07-18

He stlrs Up Tanmany Plumber. Who "tsn:s
Hack" ut Him E!sorou4lyt In u Letter to
the Attorney cuefai.
Eprctc! DituafcA 10 ia Trfbaat.
SKw YoEg. July 17.-John D. Townsend,
counsel Tor Tweed, In Ills most recently publish
cd statement In regard to the negotiations for
the rcfcasc Of Tweed, tuchtcntty threw consider.
ahle mud upon the reputation Of Mr. Carolun
0'brtan Dsyant. Bryant .comcs to tho
irunt With statement, In which ho
tolls what hu know4 about ta
ca*r, and about john D. Townsend. Dryaut's
statement Il tn ths shapo OF q letter to tie
AttoFncy-General, unl Is mainly an nttack on
Townscmf. This gentleman, he cliargc*. was
retained, not as Tweed's cuunecl. hut ~ thr t,u
otJohn Kelly part Ut tl,c nl!csc,1 l,a.1eain lsng
that Townsend SHOULD bc tho Tammany ennd-
da:u Tor Attorney -ieneral: Thu tui,uense ot j.
certain Ars. McAulln, Ut Fifth avenue, w!lo 1t h
alleged rc.ctye,l cl.ortot,s tuuls Vt riunry iron
Tweed, Is altn spoken Of III bciuF al iE,po:tsnt
taeto. In Towntend'e negotiations y no IT.
and Al.. Towus.Mi Is virtually charged
with, brcaca ot faith iu cos,,.,.a-
nis.'lns thsse TT. 70 now.paiwr men
lbrrant says that when TwecL's papers came Il,
hin, all that wcro OF nny value had bcrll
stitrd out by the lawyers. rwecda dealings
With Jay G"nll aEe next narrated, and then thu
ants si.!e ot tlu story shows TINT Tweed
ina4se the charge against senator. Woodin
In malicious spirit, substituting that
Espt!cmAn'a mama for Senator Woous,
which Il more significant than any yet in thu
Regarding O',rtrn's statement, tho 7Ymasnyn
ctIttnr1allv: "j0hn u. Townsend los bern su
thoroughly uecsi up already thae slr. Bryant's
aMasen 1s,ias q G The Tuner ;c,.taas histofy Of w
professional cl,araet Ct oi that versase attorney.
The scandals os Tweel's private life have tecn
sufficiently notorious, but y Is 2 new revelation
tic ncsotiatta"s @ fr ' T~.eas T." "u4ss qcic,.e,
',l,to S wt r e. If, tsssn as:s w e H. h. ssss
personal pqllo an.l ptciuaicc, there are enough
tntrinsc evidences Of truth about tho'n TO proYu
thai Tweett Is now ~ ALWAYS onu OF the tncatl-,
CT and one OF ts most cunte.npll1le OF 'ah'.
Caln lla liberty have been quito as unsrrupuio,ts
u aIy of those In ytttue Of Wir!, La LOST #.
tn thu iensk reputable Of tlcsc nIctttAls Jphn
Kelly aud Ills friend and conl.'ana. Townscn.:.
beet, ,sudrlei,tly obvlous tint t'e ovlacnt. In
lwrsd's posscsslun tending TO duplicate pertu,ls
holding any. prominent puhl.c poalttot was IT
Tue a!o4t hllnsy character. It ~as ulso clear
eyf'lenrc, either to destroy people VIII s.r*l Ia
Its way. Of to bring nthers wi,uln hu could uso
uHler III. lsowsr Hut ME. Br,ant's statement
s!leds, ncr. Hight On the tmpl'ci. faish
%ssa tssss II f' Key h' .na pS'''ei, Il. 0nl sa;s
realiness to tcatily 10 anything which Kelly
wanted, &n.l whicl! would make Ills SUCCESSOR lii
the Dictatorship Of Tammany Hall prosutsc lls
rcrasc either through thc tntlucute Ut this
present Attornry-{icilcra! Or Ut tl,s nrw At
Whutn I'LL the nArtie3 to The In
, 1877-07-18
ICE FIVE CENTS.

s liscnv~+~d NJ thc Commission, for which
- ;prcscnt administration Of tho Custom-}lousc
: Ii very little Il At all responsible. Tho ssl.
les cf employees Of the Custom. Iloueo arc not
'xed br law, and It has been customary for
forrner Collectors and Surveyors to grade tho
ta1aries IN their offices more in accordance
with tho personnel Of their empforcs
than with tho character Of tic work
10 be performed. Favorttcs OF the atrn!nls-
tsation Ut the Custom-iiouse at anr given time
have iu many instances received much higher
salaries than others less fortunate, performing
the same grades Of duties. Tho Custom.
House Commission propose an nrrangc-
mcnt Of tho different classes Of duties
somewhat "a they arc arranged in
the departments at Washington, making
eaeh grade. The second recommcndatlon 1l 'oi Of
thc Commission y thot whenever 4 Cnstnm-
House broker Is detected In britIuR, Or atscnp.-
III N, her 70 or'no' a1y employs Of The customs,
as s'f him aoF to tue neass pesP0'f ss 0t du, 'dns
to facilitate the transaction of tho
have with thc customs, no such broker
t shail hereafter unaer Wy circumstances be al
II adopted. is intended to correct at, ahuso of
which much complaint WIS made by merchants
and other: IN ti!ctr testimony before tho Com
lfcAton. LUG Lnf1 Recommendation Ia tls1t,
at stated intervals, a thorough examination
Of tho administration Of the Cuttorn-E ouae
shall be made By dtsntcrcstes commission, In
order to prevent abuses frum gsu~inS up, and
tt.itscover any reforms that ought to b. atlopt-
ell. Tho Commission y III hereafter report m
tho important hnbtcyt OF appratscmcnts, anil
other matters not included In the two reports
already made.
AGRICULTURAL ctERK.
Gen. CaFman, Of jersey City, has hccn ap-
pointed Chief Clerk Of The Agricultural d.
pastment. flc 10 gentleman Of high stand
ing. lie commanded Il brigade Of troopaon tho
March to the Sea, and hls military record il ex-
ccltrnt. /.
viInEIt AND MONTGOMERY. ~
Ten. .laIncs +. Wilder, we'll known In conne2e
tton With the Army of thu Cumberland, n,id
nov resf'llug At Chattanooga, has been ap-
pointed pu4tnlnster fur tha: pIn-.
The place Of Consul At Geneva has been fiilcl
o,y gentleman named Montgomery, frlcndof
Secretary Evarta.
APPOINTMENTS.
-, To fht Ntsfrn frettnf<d I'rs,s
WAsH1Hor0N+ u. c., July LIE. A. CarEnan,
ot ScF Jersey, has been appointed Chief Cturk
III the Department Of Agriculture.
led Bishop has been appointed Postmaster at
Oil CITY.
THH PRESIDENT
at th!s time has no Intention Of visiting Grccn
Hr.ar. White Sulphur Springs, bnt be will prob
ably accent IN Invitation 10 visit Old Point. Va,
to atseul the Postal Convention which mceH
there tho latter part pt this n,,:lt.
, 1877-07-18
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
Positive Statement that a CAso Has Ap-
pe&retl iu New York City.
HpfcI1f Nzp4tc& to 31f Ta$unA

pe&reu iu New York City.
8ptcIaf Dazputca to 7As 1HtuaA
NHw YonE, July 17.-Among tho death cer-
tfleates to-day was oac from DR.. G. Z. II.r-
wood, that Peter Van keuten, . lettcr-carrtcr,
sRed 10, had dled Of Aslas!c cholera. Sanitary
Inspector Dwyer iuYesslxatea tho ease, and se-
ported against tbs certiacata's correct.
lcss, but y burial pe1tntt was With
held. and the cosouer viii hoad .
Iu.t.mostem. Dr.. uArw0ol Is pusitiye In hla
as.rrtions. He says that It ever lnan died Of
a clear cass of cholers, Van kcurrn did. lIs
had se7cFa cramps in tie bowels aud lces, fire.
qurat rice-watef"colore4l discharges, nausea
aud vomiting, lts h4 uds wcsa
tul,l an1 shrtYelsd, his breath
freple, and h.s pulse low. Tho next musning
lse W. appsrently dead. but still had radia1
feaale pulss, and Ata body MAS unusually WARM
oa the hrea4t and neck. Within ~ hour aud
bali satcs death tho temperature of his body
ttI tho a1illary region Increased dye degrees,
which Il I marked sylnptou. Of cholera The
Doctor has had considerable experience NTH
tho dtaeaae, aoa hia ststamsuss create much
anxiety. Every pretautiou has been taxan to
prevent any spread Of the eoutaRtou.
, 1877-07-18

0f1ceho!aing Members Of the Nation .
Committee Must Resign. &
tic Recommendation Of The
Recent Cnstom-l{onse Com-
mission.
The President Will Not Go to tho White
Sulphur Springs at All.


ofF1cEHoLpfS6 MEMBERS or TIE NATIONAL
HErCBLt:AH COMMITTEE.
fot:sat Ei.passA n 71< 7,ftpne
WAsnts6Tox, u. e.. July 17.-Thc question
recently raised hY ncn!crs Of tho National
Republican Cotnnii,tec tvuclllnc tho application
of tha Presidents late Cy'l.servIcc order to
their cascs ras discussed at much length
In the Cabinet meeting to-day. II sectns
that the opinion previously reported ~
ha7lng been given ty the President, that
It would not he necessary for members Of this
Committee to consider that order "A applying
to their cascs, sinco tlcy would have no po~
litlcal duties to perform during the next three
years, Has given as hts tsrst imprcesIon IN the
matter. a further and mere careful toutdcra-
ton Of the subject has convinced tho rrcst.lens
anti tho members Of Ills Cabinet that It Is
Lest 10
MAKE no EXCEPTION
to tho rule, ant1 especially to make no suct Im-
portant exception ~ seems To have been d.
tcr1ntncd upon from the statement contained tu
Assistant Secretary McCosullck's letter to
Postmaster Fillcy. Another cuurse, 1t
ts feared, WOULD be widely m'sun-
dcrstoOd by The pcoptc. aud cause
rule Nxs made to apply. Nototinal vote was taken
In tue Cabinet to-dar on the subject, but cosr-
plete understanding vas arrived ii, that ,ncmbcrs
Of tho National Republican Committee who
hold Federal o!tlcrs Will b. required at M dis.
ta,it day to chouee which, thcv will rcttnq,li.l,.
The members Of the Republican Commit
tce who have raises! t!ils question arc
Postmaster Fillcr. Of st. Louis: 4. t.
Cornell, OF New York, and Assktant-aecrctary
Mccormick. II was reported In Washington
several days ego that Corucll lad made up Ills
mind to
MAKE An ISSUE
with the Administration In regard to this order,
aud to refuse To resign either Of Ills positions,
thus forcing the President to remove (,ttn from
his place In the Custoni.ltnu.c. 1t Is not known
whether he still cot:cmplasM any such action
or not.
, 1877-07-18

t'nftant!nopc. Tho Sultan is reported To be
hr"ncsy inclined to mako peace, Having already
given Samyk rasha. at ehutnla, personal In.
structions OF t.tt subject. Tie youur Turks
oppose this poltcY.
NEW TCnEssH DAf1AL1oNs,
FRA. July 17.-Atl official order announces
that the Sultan has decided TN the Immediate
formation Of ten battat!ons Of a,xlliarics, cotn.
posed of MussulmAn and non stuasultnan tnla1l
tants of Co1.stantsnoplc, for the reinforcement
Of tho nrf1Y Of Kounclta,
, 1877-07-18
NOTES AND NEWS.


WASHINGTON, D.. c., July l1-The second
report at tho Custom House Commission, Of
which John Jay Il Chairman. Il not the dual
one. Thu three luoat important points treated
In thls rspott are, Grst, : reorganization Of tho
system VI salaries in order 10 make tho pay
OF such officers u perform slmsIar dutiea
the s2mc. ureat inconRruities III &alAfy
, 1877-07-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
sAx Francisco, July lL-Arrived, steamer
Alasks, from Hong Kung, ria Yokohama Her
news ia anticipated bJ thu Belgic.
LONDON, July l7.-steauAhsps California aaa
Neekzr, FROM Now York, and Aa1athou, ts<ta
Boston. hare arrived out
, 1877-07-18
North German lloy,l.

The eAeansrso Of t1la Company will aaal every Batc.
is!s. 81 ,r.:.!se.f1%a NJ. Yerk T. seatha'apton,
saao. *s Eol1t stctssgt, sO cntEensf FYt 1aI
Bowling Grrgn. kEW tufk.
, 1877-07-18

Dr1z rNoNlsEs GOOD FA*HIoHs.
NEW oALxAss, July 17.-Gcu. y. s. ncncau,
who vent to the City Of Mcxico bearing dis
patches from Secretary Evarts, returned to-day
by steamer from Vera Cruz. Gen. Rcncau re-
ports that the country +. quiet. lie says Dlsz'
authority is recognized throughout the rcpub-
lie, and he believes that row Mexico l.as tho
Lest Government shs has hal for twenty years.
In IN Interview, President Diaz expressed de-
sre to do everything possible to asatet in hrcak-
Ing up the lawlessnese Oh the lsfo Granle.
Dfax earnestly h0pcd bis Government would
ba recognized By the United States at an carly
dav
, 1877-07-18

HPktt1t Egfk1tt4 10 14& 3ft8ttH&.
WAsuINaToH, u. t., July l7.-Asststant-scc-
retasy.ot.Statc Seward, who represented tho
Foreign Department In tho Cabinet to-day, nrt-
fented long dispatch from Minister Fotter,
treating Of the Mexican torler Iueet!ou, abd IT,
p'r.tng Officially the sction OF tie pax ilosrr1,-
n1cnt on the Instructions recently given to Gen.
Ord to follow marnuicEs ncrn.a Inc RIo t}ra,tio
border. and punish them In Me1lo, The sub
stance 0f tesc reports lIcs already been printed
r. letters afd dispatches from tic City Vi
Mc3iro.
Secretary MeCrary also read to tho Cabinet
the latest dispatches from ten. Ord. reporting
the communications lic f1as recently had with
the Mexcan Ger: Treyino., rhs information
rsceived FROM Minister Foster. In Mexico.
Prominent n,cmbcrs, os the Administration du
,ot anticipate any {trounlc will arasc OUT VI
the. protest ot tile Mexican Government
Mexico arc veEy sensitive tu rc9ari to any v!o-
lalton Uf l|;rts territory and Wi1esp oi,jt.-
Ion prevails among them that thu United hta.cs
Is desirous oi auucx'nc sonie Of their 1urdrF
10 take the course he has atk,pted In telf+ir-
fcnte. anl in Difference to the public sentiment
OF tia people.
Tic latest dispatches from ticln Or,l lead to
circumstances s'e likely to occur bctwccu tho
troops Of tic two countries. ,rtie Mc1icat IT.
dtans who have been etcnltng llofres and enttle
In TcEas recently did not rruss tue Jao t}rantc
Of 0tn. Trcvluo's troops, and II tbs lat.cr Ind
bccn disposed 10 Interfere with the progress ef
the American troops while in pursuit Ut thrtc
Indians It would have been wholly tmpo asbe
for him to do 50. Its hardly expected by the
people tn Washington ~ho .rr beat informed IN
tho subject that there will s'c any OCCASION to
pursue rutbers from Mexico, either Indians or
Others across the alo Grande IN ihc neighbour
l,Oul Of Mtxican military stattons. The fsce-
b,oters will he as careful to avoid the Mcxtrun
trnotA M Ia keen. III D0&atle bey0nd tlic rt.nrIt
, 1877-07-18
NIKOPOLIS.
The Scene Of the BIoodiest
Battle of the War.
An Important Advantage
Gained by the In
vatlerg
The Turkish Garrison e5uc-
cumbs After q Desper"
ate Struggle.
Sixty-flye Hundred Prisoners
Fall into the Russians
Hands.
Two Turkish Gr.nboats Cob
bled by the Victors.
Russian Official Account Of the
Crossing Of the
Balkans.
The Force Consists Of In
fautry, Artillery, and
Cavalry.
And Is Believed to Be
Twenty Thousand
Strong.
The Russian Force in the Do.
brudscha Moving West.
ward.
An English Correspondent Denies
the Stories Of Rue stun
0ntrages.
Tho Roumanian Army VIII CoTer the
Limo Of. Tho Danube.
An English Correspondent Denies
the Stories Of Rus sian
0n!rages.
Tho Roumanlan Army VIII CoFer the
Line OF. The Danube.
N1KOPOLIS.
/ pEAPXHATE BATTLE,

\ AEdFAAAlA uA4AAAs
(Dy Ca61s to 7As CHICAGO Tribunal
LONDON of11cE OF TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
8A1nnunY SrnEE7, ". G., July 17.-The
capture Of Nikopolis with 1000 Turks, forty
pieces OF artillery, and two monitors is tho
most important SUCCESS Of tho Russians
thus far, and may be attributed moro
tllan anything to tho new tactics
Of quick marches adopted since
tho Asiatio reyerses. Further particulars
received tonight atate that the bombarl-
meat opened on sunday morning at
o'clock at Turna-a1agurelii, whi1o at tho
sane time two divisions Of infantry aud ono
OF cavalry, belonging to tho Ninth Corps,
appeared in the roar OF the Turkish camp,
which was situated on tho haights outside OF
tho town, and tie garrison Withdrew,
oAusno CONFUSION
within the Notifications. Tho Second Brig
ntlo OF artillery now came up and raincd q
shower Of shells into tho town. Under
cover or this the Fifth Division Of infantry
stormcd the outer line Of fortiaoations Tho
Turka fought courageously, but wore beaten
back at tho point Of the bayonos. Tho loss
on both silos was Tremendous Whole ranks
of Russians
WERE MOVED DOWN
by tho terrible musketry, bat othera clam
bered 'ovor their dead bodies, and frantic-
ally sought revenge. Meanwhile from tho
opposite shore the HoumAnian batteries
were blazing away with great effect.
1Iauy houses were set on fire In
different parts Of tho town. Thus
the battle continued all day long. The nus-
aIans being reinforced In the afternoon by
several battaliona Of 1toumauians from
Turna, crossing in boata at midnight,
Achmed Paaha capitulatod, thus ending
THE pLooDNsT ENCOUNTER or TAx WAR
Ach,uel and Haasau paala were taken
prisoners tonight with 6,5O0 men and two
monitors. who had been lying OF Nikopolis.
Rikopolis is opp6sito tho mouth Of tho River
Alata, tho boundary between tho Rouua-
nsatl and Russian forces. It IL a spot spe-
cially suited to tho construction Of bridge
and tho establishment Of
PERMANENT COMMUNICATION
With the right wing Of tho invading party,
and for forwarding supplies to the western
district OF bulgaria. By lis possession the
russians aru rendered Essurs against attack
-
, 1877-07-18

Various correspondents It -MaRucrelt
fully confirm thecspture u tho Russian gaFstson
aud artillery Of Nikopolts. The surrender
seems to haye been brought about BY endrclIpg
Gikopolis With IL overwhelming artillery n1e,
to which the Russian md Roumanlsa batteries
, 1877-06-29

ET Steele's Pam Etadicator sells at
every port on the Sound. It is the best
Internal and External Cure for Aches and
Pains In the world.
c9- Jas. Jones will receive by every
steamer from San Francisco and up Sound
all kinds of small fruit.
, 1877-06-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the undersigned, Sheriff Of JEFF
ferson county, W. T., will offer for sale at
, 1877-06-29

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seq OF sw q sec tp 2s nrle
NV nv a." a II NV q sec 50 tp 9snrlo
Captain Read, lot sec 80 tp 3Onr
Grifith, James lots S4e7 and sec
32tpnrlw: 17916 acres. =. b44
Hinds, ne q Of NV q sec 80 tp 29n
Halier, 6 o NV q sec s5 tpnr1w
Crockett. Hugh lot in Katzville,
Port Townsend .... .... 26
Brook, Lloyd, ne q Of ne sec tp
3OnT1 W: 40 acres e. e. l %
Willoughby, Charles lots 2, 4, 6
and Sblock 81 Port Townsend e. 10 SO
Hansell, Lottie lots 3 and7
J block S4 Port Townsend -. A
/ Sorman, Capt A lots l and block
1876 Port Townsend. =. Il
Warbass, Mrs lots5 and block
1873 Port Townsend :. 43
HiIlon, Nat ht of lots 2 and 4
block SO Port Townsend -. 81
Dennison & Blinn, ehfof Watkins
claim sec 10 tp BON lie: $780,. 3S
part Of lot sec 5tp29 n RE -
1917 acres =. 90
part lot 6 sec 5 tp 29n RI e: 26
Puget MIN Company, University
Reservation lot one sec one tip 26
mr. one W, 4312 acres IL
hf of Sc sec 2 and ne q sec 2
tp % n one W. 239 acres -. 53
Fred Drew, lots 2 8 and hf Of
NV q sec one tp 26 n one 17O
acres oz
Sc a Of n q ne q of ne hf ofse
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west
lot S sec tip 27nr one W: 10Y
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mr. one W: 80 70-l00 acres 30
University Reservation, W hf of Sc
q sw NV Of Sc q sec "a tip 27
one W: 240 acres. 81
lot sec % tp p III one W: 81
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lot one hf of NV sec 9 tp "a n
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hrof sw q of NV q sec eighteen tp
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Briggs Minnie NV q ofnw q sec is
tp 25 II one W: 40 acres =. l 09
Briggs, Leroy lot 4 sec 10 tp q mr.
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eraswell, William iatss and in sec 6
tip e6 north srailscz one west; II IL
bongbt Of Henry webber secfion sa
m 80 north range west; - acres.:.. SO
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81 TIP 80 north range one west; so
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sw or Of ne or and ne or of ne or sec
tion 2S tp 80 nor tb Of range 2 west; 80
lots and half Of sw ar section IS
tp so north Of range two west; 131
Hilton, Robertnw or of ne or in sec
tion ten tp 26 north range one west;
Rice, william, lot / ne or OF Sc or in sec
4tn2T north of range one west; IS
Kuhn, j lot sectiq1 8 tp a7 north
Reach T. p lnts za and section in
| tp y north range one west; 81 acres. %
i Avery, w n NV or Of ne or section l3
yaothschSidx = y -, ,''se oHe west; 9Onsrss ti W
Is tp q north range one west; 40
Phillips, Gideon iot. 5 section 10 tp 20
Gerrish, Martha 4 lot sec 10 tn q north
nTrns range 3 one psnS west; ST. p ~ acres IS