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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04
Immigration.

Nashville Banner.l
In conversation with Commissioner
Killebrew to-day, that gentleman said
TO a representative Of this paper that
immigration matters were looking up.
and there WAS a fine prospect for a
large influx Of foreign immigrants 10
the state next year. He said he had
just written an advertisement to be
inserted in the American Settler" a
journal published in London, Eng
land, and devoted TO immigration. in.
yiting the attention of immigrants to
the advantages which Tennessee af
forded those seeking homes in the
New World. He said the English
vcre thrifty, energetic and industri-
Gus and make better citizens than
those from most foreign countries, and
be greatly preferred having them set.
tie emobg US. He said immigrants
we're arriving in this country every
day from England, owing to the con-
hict existing there between the land
! owner and the land renter. He hoped
TO attract the attention Of many OIL
these people 10 Tennessee by the in
sertion Of the advertisement in tn,
American Settler, and he doubted
not that before the close of the next
year, many Of them will have become
citizens Of the state.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

RY virtue Of the power conferred upon me
~ by a certain trust deco made on the 18th
ister's Office of Shelby county, in booE ii
page SIS, and default having been made In
the payment Of the Indebtedness thereby Sc
cured, L WILL as trustee, at tho request Of
the beneficiary therein. N' y"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

When a man asks a favor off news.
paper off &c, and states that he has
been a subscriber for a number Of
years, a denial becomes on impossi-
bility. The argument is clinched,
and he can have the entire establish
ment for the asking.
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Friday, The 24th day Of DsOember, 1880,

OF DccetuDcft 1911, TO secure the payment Of
certain. notes therein described Of the same
on 'Ft
Friday, the oath day Of December, 1880,
within legal hours,in front ofthe courthouse.
IN tho city OF Memphis, county ofShelby and.
tate Of Tennessee, sell 10 public auction Id
the highest bidder for cash, the following de-.
seri6ed property situated 10 the cOnnties Of
shelby and Upton, 10 the SiGt9 Of Tbnbessee.
Rll pelng knoWn aHd described az follows, to-
Nlli w. yiriqe-0f entry No, B, founded on
gltlapt NO, diof i0r s58 acres dated the first of
September, 1888, two hundred and Gftv-ibree
aorus, Of the land horein described was sur
Neyeli being range eisht and .ection 1ve. be-
eiihnlng az the northeast corner of enirv No.
NO Tor lo3 acres in the nauio OF 'G, b, Bate
mah, ruNhing tAenee south with his limo nine
Y lplss pa ing MS corner, in all two hum
urea and thirty poleg TO an ash on the north
lne OF entry No, 1856 acres In Inc mama ~
des.e Henton's heirsl and thence ea.t with
thoiF line one hundred poles h. q neoan ~ 49,
~ ~ -, ther northeast corner; thence south
s"'n' -,e poles TO an elm and haekbsrry;
tnenoe east ono hundred and seventy polos to
an elin marked y ~ thonoe north sixty-dve
holes TO q willow on the bank of Old river;
thoneo west thirty degrees youth three hun
qted and ninoty-hve po' e5 10 the beginning
All OF the land above described will be sold
ekcent one hundred acres from the wcEtern
portion Of the tract above described.
Also q certain tract Of land situated d ia said
counties QfSholby and Upton, being frnn1 MI,
0l2, bearing date Aug. 13,l8i6, for 651 acres .bnt
by. computation only $50 acres. the baianee
being lost by an interference with an ollor en-
W .in'tho name ofJOhn Trigg for two Inn
drcd and lfty-two acres said tract hoginningin
shelby county alta hickory marked n an tbe
east BOUNDARY o! d tract ofsone thousand four
nuhifed ana thirty-six eores, in tho name ofthe
heirs OF ieesg benlOni thence running oast ana
hundred and sixty chains and forty links la
an elm marked X Il; thenee north ono hp~
dfed ana sixty pQles 10 o willow mnrLod u d
on the bank ofOld river; thenesdown oid ~
one INJURED ana seventy poles to j. Triegjs
northeast corner Of a two hundred and INV
thfGge acre tract; thonoe south sixty five poles
10 Iflggs corner thenoe west With hi5 limo
one hundred and seventy poles 20 a mulberry
marked y ION tho cast line Of tho 1895 acres In
the name OF Jesse BentOn's heirs, thence with
taiu me south one hundred and nineiv-eighf
poles 10 the beginning, being the same nroper,
y described 10 said trust deed, which Il revis.
red ia said Shelby county In book 81 marc
lLVi ana N said Upton county in decd boalr n
pages 5ll, 3g2, 1913 and 800, being tho sama
lhhVation, sold by Sohaller A Gerko 10 saId
Sass which said lands lie together In one bodv
hgiu constitute one plantation.
inc equity Of redemption L waived. Titie
believed TO be good, but 1 will sell and convoy
JOSEPH l.. HAHN, Trustee.
Y 70 81 50 %.
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Reed. GIlL Edge Tonic allar. imitation
a Pastor FTade HnnpH.

1 have been greatly troubled with
my kidneys and liver over twenty
years, and during that entire time !
was never free from pain. Ny medi-
cal bills were enormous, and | visited
both the Hot and White Springs,
noted for the curative qualities Of the
waters. l am happy to say l am now
a well man, and entirely as the result
of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. With such glorious results |
am only too glad 10 testify regarding
the remedy which has made me SO
happy.
(Rev.) P. f. HARKLEE.
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield 4
Co., and w. N. Wilkerson & Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

Tho remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar 10 women sWarners
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.-[The
Mothers Magazine.
Sold wholesale by s. Mansfield &
Co., and W. N. Wilkerson & Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

1t is about as hard to find a girl
whose marriage is announced in the
newspapers who isn't beautiful and
accomplished" as it is to find a man
who has just died who wasn't hon
ored and respected by all who knew
him."
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and at LOW BATES.
ShePiff's Sale Of Real Estate,

DUBLlC notice is hereby given, Shat by viz
i tue 0ftwO writs Of ini fscias. Nos. 1868 ara
0.'4, TO me directed from the Hon. Supreme
Court OF Tennessee, in the case Of @. Arown
yerspg j, A.. Anderson, administrator. Jude-
iaent rendered on the 22d day Of April, 1850.
for the aggregate sum Of two thousand ana
three dollars and four cents, with interest and
costs Of suit, TO satisfy said Judgment, ete~' /
will on Thursday. the a3rd dav ~
~ 'ceHnner, 1880, In legal hours, in front ~
We court House. in the Taxing District If
shelby County, Tennessee, proceed 10 seii. 10
The highest bidder, for cash, the folIosy,nS
described real estate Of the estate Of Geo. p
Cooper, deceased, same being a part al sad
estate, which has not been partiIloned ar
speelllcally So apart to any of the deyisees
under the will OF the said Geo. P. Cooner AZ.
ceased, to.wit; Being lot No. IS In tbe Wi
l9ughby WNlianis Subdivision, situated on
lhe Memphis and Charleston railroad. at NO
uheee station, about two miles east az tho
city OF Memphis, in the Fourteenth Civ{i MY
INC, OF Shelby County, Tennessee, known ~
ne Heo. T.. Cooper homestead, and moro nar1
ieularly described as follows Handed on
inc NORTH pX the Memphis and Charlesten
nailt9aN Nack' on the east by Raleigh Avsnue,
on the south by Walker Avenue, and on tkes
west BY the lands Of Il. L. Webb awauf IL
uaggard, rs shown by .he mao Of Mo. wi,
rams0n' made In the year 1871, and contain
wy twenty W ages. Levied subject 10 the
qoWer interest or life estate of Ellen @ Glenn
heyieN ON as the property Of defendant, Geo
7 cooper, deceased, to satisfy said iudFment,
interest and costs.
Memphis 18th day Of November, 1880.
~ X. ATHY, Sheriff Of Shelby, County,
HgW. u. CANNON, Deputy sheriff. 70 "a 90
Plaintiff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

Reeds CIT Edge Tonic assists digestion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemi 'phere in which tho utility Of Hostet.er's
Stomach Bitters rs q tonic, corrective, and
anti-biiious medicine, is not known and an
preciated. While it Is a medicine for all sea-
sons and all climates, it is especially suited to
the complaints generated by the weather, be-
igg the plrest and best vegetable stimulant IN
the world.
For sale ~ druggists and dealers, to whom
apgly for Nostetter's Almanac for 1881.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-04

IA virtue Of the terms Off trust deed 10 nc
- executed by Isaac W. Bass on the 2sth day
OF December, 1871, 10 secure the payment Of
certain. notes therein described Of the same
date, the note for $3.50 being unpaid, | will,
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Wee Public Ledger,

fa5lis ned every Tuesday at o. por mum lin
ADVANCED. Postage sc. d.
Communications upon subjects OF general
Interest to the pubic arc a. al times accept
kble.
Reieotod manure ipts wIG nor be returned.
hAfNs OP Al fERTkSING IN DAE'fi
First Insertion, az Per sCgHrs
For one wer ; ; 800
for two wees - 5
cue month, 6o
additional square. 500
RATES D ADVERTISING In WEEKLY
First insertion, F; 81 per square
Subsequent insertions, : 80
Displayed advertisement viii be charged
according 20 the SPACE occupied, st above
r~etss-thers being twelve linos Of solid type 70
Che inch.
Eight iines Of norpareiI, solid, constitutes
Q square.
10 regular advertisers We offer superior in;
sacements, both as 10 rates Of charges and
manner Of displaying their iavOrs.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
ceats per line for each insertion.
Notices Of deaths End marriages, twenty
entg per limo.
All bills for advertising are lGs when con-
.-ucted and payable on demand.
AL letters, whether upon business or other
Eiss. Euat DO addressed to
Z. WHITM0RB,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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Attachment No,,ca

Nv Bueu n. cr, OWEN DWYER. Clerk
, 1880-05-22

7.
Bon und Heir ts,!dIeiIly dissatisfied with hlo
stature, hls personal nppcarutiru. aild tho lunl.
couId 81 have M itdHee,. YOU twu peapio to % t.,awwyf
sir WoDert and .Luay MowlIh-" 1Ao o1l, olil
stot,wy, my dcat boy! Wy foil Il. !oyy With o,.o
wcji-you're both such awf'ly Knosi ojtleuws,
thatl forXiye sou. Hut YOU waally spnula have
had bettur tuste, y9l! know, ana each hsvo
nltoucthnh, and glYon i .fclah q rhaneeI YOU
SEQ, t's ill usi,l 10 your Joint enterfeaHcnce IN
uint say bob to Rtsose, and-a--4ustly pass for
being tho .vwoutcss guy ~ tho wha|v M IL no9IlntyC
4w! Just ll,uk Ut ln1, cUafounu IT. rhoy look
1t h!tn, and then Ut ouch otAor-nnd hxyen't y
word 10 SAy.
, 1880-05-22
y, UNPRECEDENTED IamleRArInN.

h.ys we" Soak, May elrMoss Immigrants
da"s aass arrived III New York dis month thnn
Ashisstanqy' Ahs sny otnes twenty conaecutlvstqeys In
tsf L isory y, H. Ct tho country. Tho toll thus
Tia s"us aolv Tor ha year thus far le,Yra,.
ably ha ss..1tshaent 'sI says THU year wall!prob.
hs. ~. ~ ua largest year for immigration tl.at
larrsst.. st.t neell known. Germany zends the
To HSs ScagnsfG gsfGpottlon Of emtRrants, and ireland,
HSas H ana s Wales foISw Il liz ofssr nalas mel.
dtsst ~ :, KY g MGentuns at tbs. Anluigrallts II.
ha Hnoo'L ~ 'Lhe West to eltHagp III fHf1iinV, and
eaa aon,}Gisimeht Dill nnreau ut. Castle dal1eA
blcastEs blcausts tEs asMaployneNt for all who colAe,
wv Qeu4a1M for labor Of thts kind Is
, 1880-05-22
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

9V{EEaE 5113FaEEA 70 1hs 1H4fhgV 1T1VHs1
KANSAS Cry, No., Alay. 2L-At a meeting
of stockholders to-.tay tho following wcro
elected Directors Ut tI,s kansas leolllMg-Alill
Company: a. u. Stone, ut Now York; W.
ll.:1IarrIs and Am,sa Stune, 0f Cleveland;
lra Harris. d. H; alatthes. al,l J. n. Brown,
OF Isuse1a!e; mud E. V. Wilkes, OF Kansas
City. The Directors elected tho following
officers; j.. u. Stone, President; 1ra iaMrr!s,
YleePresilent alld Qplernl 3la,laKar; +. v,
Wilkes, Secretary and Treasurer.
, 1880-05-22
ILLINOIS

SrnrNuFIELn, ILL.,, May 1o.-Tho wheat
as good rs 1t was Inst year, unless oyertaken
by SOME Of the unknown calaMtles to which
tits cereal Is subject, nj rust, chiuc!l-b,,g,
etc. 1t never looked bottar than at present,
md there In quito aa much sown for this hnt-
vest On the last. Corn ts ail III tho ground,
and promises well IN this SECTION. There
liayo been plentiful showers, which, II CON
t!nued. must necessarily hslp oil our crops crops.
{! aud ali dissatisfaction which urUse from hsly-
Ink lata frosts lln4 completely Disappeared.
Fruits promise q fnu crop. Reports Tor fut-
nre delivery iualcate ~ syleat expectation
, 1880-05-22
TRADE AND LABOR.

8pE6t6l UtpdtcH 10 Inc LHtt0F0 2f1bUN&s
OuAuA. NcI,, NAV at,-rhls n,orn,nr n
party of los colorea men from s Kansas city. M
ld'asenwoftll. aha st;' jog arrived ~ tlo
a "%e ~ers ssax a "Gt ts ts S r"ss Stst to t" T.
wnrk fl, t,,a ,lncn nf fha whit. ,trtkcrs who
,o",. ~ 40 r".s. ~ Nv *, ~. ~ .',,,s,,ant
set"sk ~ oseI twn Wenks mso ."' ~ 'a'es"l w.,
=" er cent mweh.ysa ,,,, or , q, a,', .,1
rcyolycrs. This flank movement Of, tho part
~ ,i'o II, nnoenrs - Atm tho amclt,,v wnrtx wna n
VI s'!a ha.'aKeIa oi ea1 ssnk "o.ns .,, "A' @
t. 70 stno san snr t bt
hest ~ ti,au anl cnternL wttho,t
s1'' ,,,,,,at,s o'' .ho ,y,,,t, ,,,a,
,..ore eo'so mr,,t @ "vc,,on,,,t w ,o,towed
all nor,,ng. Tho strikers nt one time sle-
terminal n seizu tho arrns In the armortcB
of militia t,omnnnles q and II, attack the
o..,nn,a '" .1s,,. ,hn,r ot't 1,mt +h,s
plan was abandoned. and strategy was re-
sorted 10. A committee from the strikers
conferred with colored men and informed
them Of the situation. and offered to nay
tlio'r EXPENSES back TO tholf MONIES II they
would leave. A large majority voted to nc
cept tho proposition. "A finance, COMMITTEES
Of twenty was nccordIngly appointed tu col
let fGas nse for sa tats rp1se; e;,na meantime 5 st fe
cnrtl 10 spcectlccs, nr,d during the
afternoon another mcptlng wus held
In Clurk'H IIull. Nearly all the colored lM-
ported lnborcra were present. having With
drawn from the smelling works. They were
H,erel,..s wsrr inade. Tho Finance Commit
teu reported Il collection of nearly 500 to pay
The exponsge of transporting the neKrocs out
oi tGwii: when tl,e lnee'tnK a1a}1nsneu IVY LIZ
MU1nfsc" ,fa ,'; r"sa onJ tha roinreS Inn
bsiMr in front of lie wliite strikers. There
were sV0 or 9OO men In line. Gov. Nance,
l,Hying been teleErap!ien 70, hns orae!ta S "a
,mi.lt.a CnnipaMies ~ " HUI II oh u"'s' "'lo ~
f.otsroi;xc1,ai,oit M @ i over the smcltlne-works
striku still continues. The. smsltinE-works
are ,!ow guarded by special policemen, the
Sheriff a,lti two coinpanles OF, militia, ona
fruln Waoo and one from Columbus, both
COMPANIES having arrived her9 slnce 10 J. j., H..
f0rceI during, the night BY fifty regular
soI.!iers from Fort Omaha, Mnisr permission
Ut tho Wnr Department at washington, sev-
ersl urgent tetegrnms having been sent y the
Secretary Of War VIE teegr,s atans dirsSlps tn
, 1880-05-22
: =
INDIANA,

1NnrAHArb1ls,' May ,o.-Fanaegs in; In
diana tuva every reason to expect NJ good
wheat crop as ever ralsed In tho State. Moro
aores have been sown than usual, and 1t
looks moro honrish!ng. Some grn,Nhlors
{oar that It .1lay 90 too much to straw, but
the, general anticipation IL that, II no mla-
Corn ii all In aud fruits promising.
, 1880-05-22

= DR.. .Chcrvln. the physician uhaF8ed hx }ha.
rucruIts, has just published q tnttert on bis
InplAoh IIo tracos tue history ct the gsltcs prt-
ptlaGd for it, and all the trouble it has given
down to Bis uw. uurr, rhloh, putting uslao op.
0ratious aud ull complications. stoMs 70 w
simply reudng aln,,1, by which he attAins COIL"
plete reAu4ts In fow weeka.
, 1880-05-22
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Alay lo,-'Thc reports
from the wlIeatErowMg districts Of Call"
fornta are Of the most cheering character,
and tho yleil will undoubtedly be largS)y In
excess OF last year. Since the beginning OF
Tie growing season, which waa somewhat
! retarded BY MI unusually cold Winter. tue
farmers have had nothing to discourage
theiI, md they arc looking forward with
. confidence and hope to q heavy production
Of wheAt
, 1880-05-22
AplupGEp INSANE.

8rttaoI Ultpafch 70 Ihs Chltato IStb1hA.
GENEVA, ILL.,, May ai.-Kato: Zimmerman.
Annie Conway, and George Elliott were
yesterday tried In tho County Court, alll.
being found Insane, wero sent to the Asylum
ut Elgtn, Tho lattor recently made MI attack
on Superintendent Wood, Of the County
1luuse, nearly killing him. 1.
, 1880-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May l0.-Alissaurl prospects In
nj! crops nro trst-class. Farmers have sown
,, moro wheat tl,nM ever before, stimulated by
tho high prices Of last year. Corn ill., soutis-
cri, Missouri has given way somewhat TO
whoat, but lye. oats. alld hurley h9ll: T. their h !r
been very apportunc, and. tho wlent II Int
ther advanced aud tiner. tim nvGr prfoEe at
this date. An early nlltl largo harvest Is col.'
tidently expuried. We hAve no reports ftunl
Arkansas.
, 1880-05-22

bushels, against e,173, ,ooo bushels a ycar ngo.
Farmers consider It tflu best season md ex-
pee' larger crop than they have lad for
several yeRrs.
, 1880-05-22

3{1LwAu4EA. May 1o.-The crop prospects
throughout this State arc constantly lncreas.
lug. The stock IN store here Il a,585, 700
, 1880-05-22

Nh halfway work. Cure your cough thor.
ouYhly. HAle's H0ney Of HOrohuund and TAr
will do 1t.
pike'a ToothAolo tlrops nur0 In ono minute.
, 1880-05-22
CROP PROSPECTS.
How the Growing Grain Looks
Throughout the coun-
try.
Good Indications OF n Plentiful
Yield OF the Leading
Ccrcnls.
What the Investigations Of Various Ag-
roulturists Have Shown.

EEynAsKA.
Dtspatehss to C7trttat.f Tfruld.
OsfA1sA, Neh., May 19.-SWctnls 10 tic
Omal!a Herald FROM The principal pnints IN
Nebraska give full particulars Of tile present
condition Of crors In NIL parts Of the State.
Tho ontlook OIL tho wl'ole is not diseonrag.
ing, although, tho drought has bceil severely
felt III some sections. With the expected
June rains tllore will be excellent crops III
many paris OF tho Slate. The most dscDur-
aging reports Indicate two-thlrtts crops.
The best reports co'na from l>ufnts along the
Platte and up tho Elkl,orn Vnl!cy from
points In tho Republican Valley, where fair
prospects are reported. Tho worst codl-
sS ss p5fvfI.is Iisco w W,s s8ise' Is arxsss sf'S
10 dry Weather in Antelope County g@yo.i @
1s srons a,s nS%re nsS by ths eayy ey ns ca nst
f ut te arops m psg ars not e saiefna % II ses'i i
the crops nre fouking we'll; n good rall Snt.
urtay. IN washington, corn never loukgu
betteri snn'l grain will llc bclow the aver
age IN ssn,tlsts = % a lF''t Try ra!n yesterday; @ ";
Ing finely. Iii Jefferson there IL III, rain, but
The whent is hooking well. IL. Lincoln, NJ.
though n good rain, there Is small aGrcaEe nf
Mtu GuHHhy nHcNt !uuhiuh WILL tHnsuEu,h
ilttle backward for the time u ycnr; fra1l!-
~. gooa ,3, neiil5 me ias1 Two "ceKs' crop
INC at'2ve Y FROM consiiies III dilterent Sec
lions 1t Ae state, and fenGrls tIliS evening
staso tilat r1ii, las ~ neen faI!ng Gpetty gg%nGr" %
roe9d, which will brighten prospects very coll
siderably.
--
MICHIGAN. ...
DETROIT, Mich, Alny 10-Tho crops
, 1880-05-22


THE TRIBUNE HHANOl1 OFFICES.
ia
TN ORDER 10 ACCOMMODATES OUR NuNEls-
ogs patronf 1hsouFhnnt the ~, 70 haJo e,fAh.
dDalgnatud bGlow. wh0re advertisements vii! n0
takon for the zstne prtfa ~ SharIed a. tho MAIN
HUurit bly, tsloN..
J. Il X. slatsfa, Dooksellprs and StAtioueFs II
Il
". H. nO1AIrT, DFuggtst. 6s Cottage Gruve-&vv
northwest corner Thirty -HsLh.1t. .
II. ". HUFFMAN, DfugHist corner Thlrsy-6rst aad
WEST DIVISION. i
CIIAp. ttENNEIr, NeMtd0aluFt statouer, oEe., o}
cornGf Of Tw1lttt-Bt.
HE. iiE!iIllcK. Jawe!or, Eenadoalor, and Fancy
Goods ~ txks.*E CORNER l!ncolh.
II. F.KltAt.r, urtlnass, III West Aadson-st, oornal
FaultnA. -
L. Dunt.lNG1tAM i 70. Druggists, rs North
cle.hi: T. irHs aly.'G G Druggists. SIS
Aapnt News ana Hlationnry iiopoi & Nast Divtslon.
At. bAtw eDM LAAAl!0 and Walk.
, 1880-05-22

very great, anti agents arc active fl settling
Immigrants on latds. About 10 pot ccntu'ti
Of THO immigrants rafna!n IN tllls State, Glu
about pcr cel1tum rcnlain iii this city.
, 1880-05-22

:. File on your corns with the "Japauese Corn
File" 1t viii suruly euro and eud pain a cents
, 1880-05-22

No other WhiYker Dye Equals llalls-Io couts.
, 1880-05-22

TNoN HAi.is-FOh uSE.lALF WHAT II lY
x9stn tha snt1Y t1snaIS y % 0%ali AL hou.s % ~ y
runt chuap. Inquire VI No ID rtJ-DlxatA-st+ be-
sxGVA " 4 IN. nl4d !, Ill.,. tVr thEas lays.
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consisting in stock at Publishers prices
Ii we do not have the Book or niece of
Music wanted, will procure it for Won
Give us trial and you will lose not6ir ,
Mar.5, soft.
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Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from
date of discharge or death, if applied for
before July /, 1880. Wound, acciden-
tai injury or disease entities to a Pension.
Bounty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured. This firm established
in 1866. Address enclosing stamp. ED.
SON BROS, U. S. Claim Attorneys, I'll G
Street, Washington, d. G.
(Reading notice, tf)
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ADMINISTRATORS NeIice.

Goonsy OF Of Boss In the Probate '''
In the matter of the estate of Charles Aau''
ceased. rSj
M Office IS HEREBY GIVEN Bi astats Of
~ dersigned. Administrators OF ", n rred tors
of Charles Mautz, deceased, 10 INC .inst tbs
Of, and all persons having claims aesls ssry
said deceased. to exhibit them with the ubh
Vouchers within ten months after tne nTs rx
cation of this notice. to the said ard
her residence, on the corner OF Conin
Main streets, in Idaho City, /. ~ MAUTg
CATHERINE ~ waui1
Administrative of the estate OF Cnais'
deceased. ..atratriy.
JAS. H. HAwLEY, Attorney for Aoini'
Dated Idaho City, May 10th, 1851.
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The following is list Of the postofices
in Idaho Territory:

The following is list Of the postofic
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City, EmmettsviIle.
Falk's Store, Lower Boise,
Middleton, Payette Store,
Alturas county.
Atlanta, Mountain Home,
Rocky Bar, Bonaparte
Ethels. Arco,
Ketchum.
Bear Lake county.
Bennington, Bloomington,
Fish Haven, Georgetown,
Iowa Bar, liberty,
Montpelier, Ovid,
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner, Centerville,
Horseshoe Bend, idaho City,
Pioneervlle Placervile,
Quartzburg, Squaw Greek.
Garden valley. Shaws.
Idaho county.
Clear Water, Elk City.
Cottonwood, Grangeyille,
John Days Creek, Mount Idaho,
Shearers Ferry, Washington,
Conor d'Alege, Freedom.
lenwood
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemhi, Gibbonsville
Oh His, junction,
Salmon Citz. Bonanza City,
Leesburg.
Nez Perez County.
Waha, -Four Mile,
Genesee, Lapwai.
Lewiston, MOSCOW,
Lidyvine. Mountain Cove,
Waha
Oneida Cou lty.
Oneida, Cherry Greek.
| Clifton,
Eagle Rock, Franklin,
Gentle Valleyi Malad CITY,
Mink Greek, Oxford,
Ross Fork Port Neui.
Soda Springs, Sand Hole,
| Weston. Blackfoot
| Lava Saint John,
Soda Springs, Weston.
| Marktt Lake. Swan Lake.
| Cedar Butte. Bellevue.
Broadford. Glencoe.
Cwyhee County.
Bruneau Valley,
| Silver City. Marsh Basin,
| Oakley. Reynolds creek,
Shoshone County.
Pierce City.
| Cass.a county.
Albion, Glenn's Ferry,
Goose Creek, Rock Creek
Salmon Falls, Bridge,
| Oakley, Sublette.
Laneville.
Washington county
Brounlee Council Valley,
Indian Valley, Middle saiie',
Salubria, Weiser,
Weiser Bride.