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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

FtOMMiSSICEEM5 SALE O$ a TEN
" ADRh LnI az &M EALL2 GEUEGE,
FhIkFAX IOUNIY, TA.-As Ccm:aission.
CT OF tao Circuit Court of &airtox couu:y, Va :,
ID the sui. oi LAza:.by vs., taaae7 ct a., will
cilIr 81 public suc.!on, or III i&3D i \, Saptom-
Der II, ls6l a. oie7en O'clock ii. n in frort OF
The Postctiso st F~iis church, Fairfax c5unty,
Va, IhACF OF I.h.NA. containing TEN
&.CkKS beol &ing to tho OTsnC noir5, si!untad
on e cOUCLy road about three GU &rtsra Cf :, mile
southwest. Of Falia C4u:cn, adjoining farms cf
Joan Brush AL i!ipp (oltiur E:lowa as the
Carter estate
1t IS lcc.!eI on m emircnca, is aHqu. oro
quarter il: wood, and liz soil IL good.
Terma, Uno third cash; tbs res;Guo in !wo
tqlsl instruments st tou5 and 5 months. with
Interest; bonds 10 De given for the deferred ps2-
men!5 &Gd len reserved ol property.
.. FEkGUSnN EEACE,
sug3l-w1T C0mraiasionCr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
sug3l-W1I

IOMMIS5ION SnLj: OF VALUA.
~ BLf REAL ESTATE IN FALEFAX
ecu MY, Way vir,ua Of q decree OF tho
Cl:tu,t Court Of Fairfax County, in iha suit ct
j. W. pcar ~. Stepteus, en3 Wilcox, Ct Us +,
rendered in vacation, July G3 1851, the undtr-
signed commissioners Will i. - m. kl0 q GAY.
September -. 1851, Lcuaty Court day. Gttcr
?cr sale 1T rubiic au2.on, tLst yALUA2Ak
TRACT OF LAND lTi0S nesr Centrovi!I3,
Fairfax county, Va wihin % miles OF WASH
ingtoa aud Alexandria, Eve miles of Clifton
stslon Vs n. K. T. GTG - miles of FVaFrrnion
Springs. Th!s .r@cl hiss been owned by }. w
Lear, ESQ is improvrd By Is haaG.ome, COM
modlCus aud CspsciUus l. W ELLLEH urd OK.
tensive Cu.. building. Bsrns and stables. u hrs
fro UEJhh MD nnd IauHn Gcses, full viaT
Of the Blue pi3Ge EouEtans gNd is .tvsnts.
eeCu.ly situated for schools, churches postotfce,
sto!es, mills snd stops. Tho snC bEs received
care;u cultivation, Is extremely fertile aid cen.
tslns 39jt ECRE;S, . j:ia. o when may ba seen
win the Commissioners. Auy one dcsirous Of u
home with tho sdvantsEes of fac scsnery, excel
lent water, goCG society and healthy tp.round-
ilgs cannot do bet.Jr hsu invcst in this prop.
ertS. Mr. Geo. w. Dca-, who resides On tho
pacc. w'Ii tske pleasure ii sho Wig i! ID visitors
IEe undersigned are hu bOrlZ ID &c sG!l a. private
ss.e, aud luvlt6 proposals ri shy tlmu prior to
t,te Of public sale.
Terms: Urt-:enth OF the purchase money in
hand, and th5 realdue 3on credit Of ona two
and three years, with luterCst croTi day OF sale
srd q retention CT tic uatil sad deferred pay
mems are made: tt. isnt 10 De rGsot unon tne
tsliuro Of The purchaser to meo. aEy Of ssIt de-
ferred pay ments
HENRY w. THOMAS, (c
,lAMH rs N LOVE-, =, IA M
CAsSiUS CARTER OF 1a'e'
aue1S-w1w
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Acc7tink. Fairfax CO W., sep16-eotss

GSAL& OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
~ FAA y COUNTY. Pursuant to DEGREES rem
dered At the Juno tenn 1850, and the November
term lSSO of the Circuit Court CT Fairfax County
in tho tut of Simpson VS.. Gri9sby end others
Iha undersiancd Commissioners of sale therein
named, on MONDAY, October 18th (Court !ay)
n! shout II O'clock m, will seil at pubic auction
before tho door Cf the Courthouse of said coun-
II tho FARM Oh which Judge X Ii. Cockerile
1t present resides, containing 2l4 scres and
sInsllcr lract aGjscent thereto. containing 81
Ecres
This land lies nesr the village Of Chsntilly and
on tho Little kiver Turnpike It is of q rich
red soil, Wei! adapted both to agriculture and
SraZ!ng. The improvements, consist of
comfortable DWELLING bOOSE snd sub.
raniianl ou..Eu;ldings This is on ths whole ono
oi tho most vsluA5le and desirable farms in Fair
tsz county.
Terms Of Sale. Knough cssh to pay the costs
OF suit ana expenses of sale the residue in three
tqu.! annual instslmoaIs. secured by the pur-
Cchaser's notes, with good personal security,
b.ering, interest from day Of sale. Title 10 be
retained till the last payment ia msde.
Il. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS R LOVE,
s FEKG GUSON BEaCE,
FRANCIS j.. ShITH,
K. WALTON MOORE.
sSpl3 -WSS Commissioners OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
rsSRUsTKEs sALEOF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of deed of trus: from Andrew Ar.
mold snd wife TO the undersigned, dsted the 23d
day of DecOmb ber, 1874, and recorded in the
Clerks ctllce of Fairfax county, Va, / shhll. tor
the purpose Of carrying out the provisions CT
Said trust offer for sale g! public auction, btfore
the Court House door of said county, on SAT.
UKDAY. the 18th day OF October, 1881, VAL
usble FARM of 0;t acres Of land. lying inme-
dis:eiy upon the Telegraph real, 8 miles from
k!eIsndrla aDd about quarter of o mile frc N,
Long B.ancn, on the Alexsndria and Freder-
lck&burg K. K. This farm is we'll wstered and
has IN ample supply Of timber. 1t has u CT IN I.
!crtsbie and commodious u w Z l. L ! n u
ROUSE. Stables. Corn Crib, &C.. !oerkble
Orchard Ct Pescn, Pear and App!o Trees and
IS well worthy the attention CT any one wishing
Egood little tarn.
Terms OF Sale Ono third cash tha residus in
enc and two years, with interest from day of
sale; deferred payments to oe secured by deed
Ct trust and good personal security upon the rs!
deferred payment,
N. b. NEVlTT Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

Z Va. y = 81 & Eil1I EiG#I.~ Isl.
"a IkSf Nd F&;.# Is HAj jls#hN CJ,,
H:s., Al l'u iiLiC S SALi:-.Ry virtue .. u deed
ot trust from y. W, A.vQsG 6ut wit- 20 The un-
dersiRnot taled the !5;n ca ul UocanDcr. 1863,
aad OF record on .hG inAi records Gi said county,
book Il no. i. psg, -, .hA}l, or MONDAY,
kt0ur! dI;j The l5an day c! i5rptcnlhc-, 1S!, be-
tore the door Vi tue Court IGuse OF shil county.
:. ii oc!nck 3. n. s+!i 10 thg highest bidder,
that vHlUsb.e snu improved farm known rs
'SIHiH ~ Kill" formerly Ike lrop:r.y of
tho late NDl. SWnk y'h:s fcTn cna:ai:is -!
acrcs, ha2 .icreOn j,&HGE &i;A: K IL :iTELI
l!I'G HOUSE,, bacn, Stables, cOSG crib, WITH
otntr out buildings = an:tag OF E0gai falling
Taser, mlla house. well IL lEe yard, zppla and
peach orchards, pears, cherries 4ud other f.Gits,
plenty OF wood, good IGociGg Gg-s!l rendering this
avery desl;ac!e Investment. This land sc ioins
T. +: E!gin. Csrrar. Guoueil aDd Cthg7s is on
the fails CEuTca read, Two c,"s frnDl !:ew:ne-
vile Hnd soJuI sen miles from ~ alhnGtua city.
Ioims OF sale: ig0ou2h cash IN bard to psy
The expenses ci s@ir ~: lis) ;he sun OF St UG0,
Win in!eresi thaceon from the 81 dag Of Il gust.
1881, and the residue in two toGal nnpusl pay
mehts 10 pear lnLer%.t fFn: tnc, ctaT GI sale W b
sccITed by the bOa,;s Of tao PURCHASER and lien
o.: lhe property. rarsDTs desiring information
will address iioo7o ~ Sun: EItocueys, :. Hsir-
isx Cour. 3cusc W..
TG;ia;EJ 6;OGNE, Trustee
y. W. nca!cr auct-- aU%!3- vi "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
GROCERIES.

- Breakfast Bacon and Casssrd's best refoed
Lard for sale By K w. AVERY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

TNGLEEAKDT'S ICE GOLD LAGER, GOc
- per dcz.ni bottles must be returned.
K. W. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

Onc squEco. r....
Two squsrss......
Three squaros...
Four squares.
Five squares.
Quarter column
One third colin.
Ealf columa...,
Ono coiumn,,.,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

sF YOU WANT A GOOD WINE for the
E tsbio, Try the VIRGINIA CLAKET from
.ha turnsite Vineyard. l know it viii give
satisfaction. 4. w. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

f1OOHBD CORHED BEEF, very choice and
~ ice cold for sale By the pound or in 2.
ANd II ib csIs. 4. w. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
By Green g Wise,
- DT q I3UU VV W Isbl
(Real Estate Agents and Auct;oneers.l

| heal Estate agents Gnd Auct;0neers.l
| ~ VIRTUE OF a DECEHE OF TEE
| A Circuit Court Of AIezaniTis county, Va,
rendered at its May term. 1881 in tho suit Of
Joseph d. Nelson vs. joehus Pu:nfy. il cnan-
| Gerry, the undersiEnsd, commissioner therein
| named, will offer for sale q. public auction, Oh
SaTUEDAY, the 18th day OF Oct t3bc:. 1881 in
front of tne Market BuiiGirE on fai!!::; street,
at - o'clock 10, the following described ZEAL
| ESTATE, &c wit:
ATTRACT OF IAHD in the coua.y OF kloz-
s1drIa, adjoining the la7ds uf Harvey Bailoy
and SeRel CcTbt!t. tic Tcu- lille Fun and
bounded and teecrIbs4 in E deei i-om BAILEY
aud vile 70 Peter Davis recorded in !!b,r |: n o.
" D. 60 o! tho !siid records ct Aiexaadri, county,
20 which reference Is waic, aad coLtsEs row
about ON& HUND2ED ANp ERYEM
&GkES more or je2e.
Terms ct Sale Cash as 20 costs Of suit a. sale,
snd as TO the sum CT - leo 81 with in.G7e.t there
on tsoul Sept. lT:b, 1881 aud sg the To-ia2e Of
loo puicbsse money, il sny, Gpon crcGi. Of six
lweve aad eieGeen months with inLerG.. f,nIn
dsto Of asle Tno bonGs Of !hs pGtch.s.r with
good security 20 he taken for Inc deferred psy-
IL ;nts, and !he 1t,c t. Da r"iainei unti! tGoy arc
paid. CHARLES Il. STUAKI,
seL9-.s Ccm2.'i OF Sale.
EUM MISSIONHIs'S SALEM FAIRFAX
~ UNTY-Pur:u.ut - y dccras of The
CI7cu, Court of Fliri@E county in 'hn suit OF
SunnePs &C tnnsIrator vs. Eux's GG!nipia.ratJ Jr
and others, the undersigned, cnmm,ssione. OF
ssln therein ntm.t, vii! OF HuHDAY, the
l9th Cay OF SepLrmoer. 1881 (CoIrt c.Y) 1T II
O'CLOCK IL, sell az !.G:}Iic sucloa before the
Court House Goor of said county, ib.. coriS!n
TRACT OF I.ANu Uf which tha sie George
IL. Fox died sez2i, containing o7t acres. This
tar;n lies R0sr FoS's mill, now Xapict', .hrec
miles northwest OF Fairi,X C0ur: MIu:c, aCd is
par. OF tho reni cstmte IF tho iaie ;+attic! Fox
i! we'll wooded sTd yatcrod.
Terms ot sale: One fourth ii tha rurchsso
money in hsn3; the residue in three egusl pay
lnents ST =. Is and II months, to hoar interesl
from day OF ssc, 10 10 ccU7Gi by III, bonds OF
The purchaser, with good pacsoanl security and
rttentlGn Of l!.9 Hntii tha last py Inaat is nedo
Reference may b. hai To Moore t5 Son, GlLo-.
neys, Rt Fsi:!aZ O. = Tor inform -!ion if Co.
sired. yGlkiAS MOEET
suyiS-Wiw Crr1,rir nf :o1a
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WEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
OF bsSt quality,
End we'll SCREENED. j will be pleased to
Eupply my friends and customers st Lowest niAr.
ket price. Delivered st houses, cals or bosis,
por ton OF 2240 lbs.
JET W. 4. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

= TLANTiO SEA SALT, producing = real
"A Goa water bath price 23c per box; for sale
by lsu25l JAhAAA 4 a W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

YTTn have the sgenc. ;or this market Of the
w csisbrsted FOSTER KID GLOVES and
60, j. T. TACKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

ELY FANS St IS King corner Of Royal st.
<! To close GU. we Will sell the remainder Of
our stock OF Euwlets Fly Fans, best quality.
wiLo improvements al s. esch-Fly Traps ut
cost. Gail and see.
sug!O J T. CREIGHTON 8 SON.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
Helena Items.
BY Telegraph to New North-w West !:

| BY Telegraph to New Northwest:
HELENA, February A.-The Deer Lodge
coach reached here mt tive o'clock this morn
ing.
A. Z. Graeter and wife, +. l.. Dryden and
II. G. Humber left for Deer Lodge this morn
ing, with pro spects of slow trip. DR.. Mitch
ell will start Friday. Messrs. Pardee and
DeWolfc start for Deer Lodge uia Butte FRI
day.
There were as House and 30 Council bills
introduced during the session, of which about
seventy have become laws.
The school book bill adopted the series pub
Ii ,hedb Barnes & Co. and Ivison, Brakeman
4 Co.
The Independent of this morning has the
following: Hon. Robert G. Humber, of Deer
Lodge, has won proud honors in the present
l. giSlature. He has established his claim to
ability of high order by the best evidence,
success. Witty, able and popular, no MEN,
her on the floor exerted a greater influence
In establishing the DO undaries between Deer
Lo lge and Silver Bow. He fioored his OPP
ponents by few we'll directed and happy
hits that broke down all opposition. He was
the ablest champion of Deer Lodge county
In the House and merits from his constitu-
ents the plaudit OF "Well done, good and
faithful servant.
The next large row in Montana viii, Ii liz
anticipated, be In Lewis and Clarke and Cho.
teau counties over to proposition TO subsidize
the Helena and Benton railroad under the
Tenth Session laws. These counties once
voted s430, 900 i'm its aid NJ.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
A New Com missioner.

On Thursday Messrs. John Y. Batterton and
II. II. Zcnor, comfy commissioners, met In
special session. The third Ia smber of tn
Board wa, ab@ent-in fact. ha' not since hi
election been present at "A meeting. NJ
Butcher, the absentee, IL at present, we b..
lirvr, IN California. He resides in Butte o.
WalkcrviIlc, and has valuable mining inter-
cSts Whereabouts. The con ,truction placed
upon House Bill O by the legal fraternity AMI
TO be- seen from reading of the organic act
clearly demonstrates the fact that he IL not
now an officer of Deer Lodge county, being
"A nonresident. No curative act relating to
the Office of county commissioner was en-
acted Had there been il IL not likely that
Mr.. Butcher would have changed his resi-
dence for the privilege of occupying a poi
ton by no means a sinecure. After lega
consultation, the Probate Judge and board
of commissioners decided TO appoint 10 fl
the vacancy Colonel George w. Morse, of
New Chicago. Mr.. Morse has heretofor,
filed the position Of commissioner agreeabls
10 the remaining m ambers, acceptabiy to- khe
county mt large and with credit to himself
He Is honest, Intelligent and vigilant and l.
from portion of the county that deserves
and should have an officer. There IN no pre-, :
ent doubt ~ to the legality Of his appoint
ment. and with the same gentlemen for com
mi>sloner- we have hal, the interests OF
Deer Lodge county will be we'll looked to and
cared for.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
Dillon lite ms.

James kirkpatrick wrote up the town for
the Tribune and did 1t In n style ut once brief
and excellent. From his article we quote AZ
follows:
Dillon l. admirably situated for COMMUNE
cation with other Territories and States, a.
well n with internal towns. A railroad con-
meets us with the north and south, and We
are within 10 miles of the probable Northern
Pacific Railroad. Daily stages connect IL
with every town In Montana
II IL expected that Mt no distant day high
chool will be inaugurated that will be cred
IL to Southern Montana.
This IN the cheapest place to obtain the
necessaries of life in the Territory.
Dillon il the most natural and most desira-
BILE place for the location of the county seat
that could be chosen, and we hope that IL we
are successful In obtaining its removal from
it, present site To this place now that it will
,ventually become an accomplished fact.
The funds have been raised for an NJ. Il.
Church, to be at the disposal Of other demon
nations. The building II being constructed
~ fast Al the weather permits.
Dairying IL an important industry of the
community tributary 10 Dillon, and the quail
ity Of butter Il second to none.
Although Dillon may never rival Chicago
Or San Francisco In population, IL may yet,
and at no very distant day, be the largest
own In In Montana.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
MINERAL LANDS.
Circular Promulgated by the Commissioner Of
the General Land Once.

The following circular has just been pro-
mulgated by the Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office, explaining and interpreting
the act to amend sections 1924 and 1925 oil
the Revised Statutes Of the United States
concerning mineral lands, approved Jan. "a
1850.
The first section of this act has reference
only to the affidavits mentioned In Section
1926 of the Revised Statutes. II Is there.
fore held that 1t has no reference to the man
ner of establishing proof of citizenship. An
applicant for patent who resides In the land
district in which the mine Is located, II with.
in the district at the time the application Is
made, must make the required affidavits. II
he Is not so within the district, the afidavits
may be made by duly appointed agent con.
versant with the facts.
1t Is held under the second section Of the
act that labor performed or money expended
upon quartz lode prior to the first day OF
January succeeding the location thereof will
not be considered IS part of or applied up
on the first annual expenditure required by
law. Thus, upon = claim located any time
during the year 1880, the period within which
the labor must be performed commences
January /, 1881, and during the calendar year
1881 the expenditure must be made or the
claim will be subject to relocation on and
after January /, 1882.
In order to apply the lawto claim located
prior to the year 1881, it will be necessary to
calculate from the date of location. For in
stance, upon a claim located In 1875 the first
expenditure would be reckoned as due with
In one year from January !, 1875, to-wit
January /, 1877, and annually thereafter by
The calendar year.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
Presb yterian Services

Rev. ID. !. Mcmillan, Superintendent of
Missions of the Presbyterian Church for this
Territory, visited Deer Lodge on Sunday last
and delivered in the Presbyterian Church two
di~coursrs. For several years the reverend
Gentleman has been stationed In Utah, from
which place. h. was called few months since
to succeed Rev. Sheldon Jackson. His long
residence In the west, scholarly attachments,
knowledge Of human nature, and true Chris
tian spirit NIL go 10 make him a minister of
over average ability. His two sermons delv-
cred here were Of n character to enlist the at
trntion of the large audiences assembled, and
repl.te with kindly advice to the professor of
religion, hope to the struggling and warning
&, the unregenerate. Ii was said of him that
IL IL easier to b. better where we can hear
tuch sermons. Mr.. Mcmillan left on Monday
for his home In Utah, intending II possible
while en- route TO visit Challis, Idaho, which
Territory II also included In his Mission. He
will endeavor to secure II possible rcsident
minister for Deer Lodge.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
The Dillon Tribune.

Volume one, number one Of the Dillon
Tribune, published mt the Terminus OF Tire
Utah and Northern railway, Il to hand. II
II Ix-page paper, neatly printed, pasted
and folded, filled with choice matter, origi-
nal and selected. Mr.. Hiram Brundage IL
proprietor anl editor, with j. X. Kline a,
local In masking it, bow the Tribune says
1t will be devoted TO the best interests Of all
classes, limited only In its efforts to do good
by its ability and support, and adds that In
politics the Tribune viii BE- independent; NOT
ignoring the value of party, but esteeming
more highly the worth Of true principle. Be-
ing published In the railroad town OF Mon.
tana, the Tribune has percentage IN the get
ting of news, and In Its initial number beto.
kens an industrious search therefor. The
paper and publisher have our best wishes for
bllccess
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
Fine Horses Sold.

Mention has heretofore been made of the
fine horses brought here by Mr.. s. K. Larabie
Recently he disposed Of three and from him
we get the following description Of the ami.
mails sold, names of purchasers, and prices
paid:
King Goldemear, Golddust stallion, two
years old past, weight about 1100 pounds,
sired by Golddust, Jr., record 2:34 at years
old, full brother to Rolla Golddust, sold to
Lee Degenhart of Philipsburg for 81 900.
Gold Coin, Golddust stallion, two years
old past, weighing 1926 pounds, by Licking
ton Golddust, by Dorsey's Golddust, sold to
Charles Jones of the Upper Valley for ST. 900.
Eclipse Golddust, a five-year-old stallion, l6a
hands high and weighing 1850 pounds. by
L ,xington Golddust by Old Golddust sold to
G. b. Miller of Deer Lodge for 81, 100.
Aolhe Burnsides, brood mare, sired by
Tuckahoe tpacer), record 2:a2. In foal to Herod
the valuable stallion now In Deer Lodge
owned by Mr.. Larabie and havinga record Of
2o6., was sold to ID. II. Scheffield Of Deer
L odge for $500.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-25
FOR cLERK AND REcoRpER
A Renarka BILE Paper.


A remarkable production Is that Of the In
der OF Saturday last. A "pictoriap II Is CAL
ed 1t II well worth the name and the
author. How to to crowd more silly balder-
dash into to limited space none other than
b. could conceive. Patent medicine ads, the
Lndex scale premium to getters up Of clubs,
the bounding stag bearing Diana TO the chase
= presumed picture Of the Sacred Heart Acad-
envy ut Ogden, Utah-it being used In that
capacity for an ad-and other beautiful and
appropriate drawings grace the pages o. this
great paper. As fnois, however, y given
the most striking illustration. Apoor, little.
emaciased chicken, just Matched, starts from
the shell In pursuit of N inject Doahtiess
III our readers have seen thessme production
on return envelopes. Just preceding the
sspicture" are the words, "This y or pros
pectivo State House," Mr. Fresmans advo-
eacy Of the removal Of the capital 70 Butte
may meet with favor, but we venture the pre-
diction that the people Of thst place viii NOS
favor > hen coop for 6tats House.