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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-09-12
Sheriff's Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, as
County Of Custer,
Denis Carrigan vs.. Peter S~tapleton.-
Mortgage Foreclosure.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of an execution to me directed and de-
iiyered, and now in my hands, isSied
out of the Clerks office Of the First
Judicial District Court, Territory of Da-
EOta. III aud for the County Of Caster,
upon a decree Of foreclosure of mortgage
dated September 10. 1888, rendered in
said court in favor Of OF the said Denis
t%arrigan, plaintiff, and against Peter
Stapleton, defendant. have levied upon
the following described real property Of
said defendant, to-wit:
Lots /. ., ., 4, ), g. Z, 8, Q, &c, II and l..
IN block numbered one hundred and
twenty four tl24i, of the Townsite of
Custer titv, Custer county, Dakota terri,
tory, and the buildings thereon STAN
;,g.
And that ! shall. on Monday, the
Seventeenth day of August 4. y 1855.
. the hour of two i2) o'clock y. II OF
said day, at the front door Of the court
house, ia Custer City, ia said county and
territory proceed 20 sell all the right,
'itlc and interest o. the above named
Peter - rIrtun. in and to the above
described property. ia satisfy said ludg-
mert 0n1 rosfs, anountiDgtoihrce hun
bred AMI sixty four i3it) dOllals and
s"vcnty-iyc li5j cents, together with
- a%ccruing cost! Of sale. and interest
IN the sane from the tenth day Of June,
So. at the rate. nC seen ner cent per
Ibn,g ~ nDhlig af;cti1n ia tbp liphpSt
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-09-12
rEnyITTY

Or. T.. &. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN lhTAT-
aGNr, a~Glaranteed specific for Iys'ena, l'Iz2i-
ness, Couyulsious, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
il-2dachn, Nervous Prostitution caused ~ The nse
e aieolipl or tobacco, WGkefuluess. Mental De
PRECISION, Softeaing OF the Brain resulting IN ~
uity ard landing TO misery, decay ord death.
prema,ure Old Ago, EarreEneps, LOIS Of powtr
"a either sex. Involuntary loseta. crd Siefmat-
n-t boa caused 10y over-e1 artion g Il cltaIE. cell
al,sD or ovcr-indulg.uce. ZACH tx COZ taire
one months treatment. sl.c a Lox. or six boxes
Tor SOC, scnt by mail prepaid or rcceirt Of price.
w. .sAkAEVff sEX hG<' "a
70 cuta az case. With zach CrCar rct elsed ~ nc
furetx boxes, accompanied witt. sa.un, We VIII
seri The purchaser olr written guarantee 10 re.
sana Die money IL the treatment docs Lot siieci
atura. Guarantees issued oply by
WOtbsbAR te. eLAtsU u CO..
y3-A>21@aS1~ cnG I5ovaA- I-IggiStn,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Ordsrs ~ I-ail wll receive prompt attention.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-09-12
Slleri.F''s Sale.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, &c
County OF Custer.
Dcnir Currigan W. Peter Stapleton and
Charlie \. ita~eroit. Attachment on
Fromissory Note.
Notice j. hereby given. that by virtue
Of an execution to me directed ana de.
.iyered, aud now in my hands, issued
out of the Clerks Office of the First
Judicial pistrirt Court, Territory OF Da-
kota, in aud for the COUNTY of Custer.
Gpon Il Judgment on promiSsory nOtc,
bearing date August Ii, 1883, rendered
in aa;d court in favor Of the said Denis
L%aTrigan. plaintiff and against the said
Peter Stapieton and Charles a. ii1Ser-
odt, defendants. | have levied upon the
following described real property of said
defendant, Peter Stapleton. to-wit
The east-halt % of lot numbered
twelve (i2). in block numbered one hun
dred and fifteen (ll5), in the town Of
Custer City, County of Custer and Ter
ritory of Dakota, and the buildings
thereon standing.
And that | shall on Monday, the Scv-
enteenth day Of August \. II. 1883, AZ the
hour of ten O'Clock a. m, of said day, at
the front door of the court house in Gus
ter City, in said county and territory,
proceed to sell all the right, title and in
tereSt of the above named Peter Staple
ton, in and to the above described prop
erty, 10 satisfy said Judgment and costs
amounting 10 hundred and ninety
nine 1881 dollars and eighty.fve (S5.
cents, together with all accruing costs OF
sale. and interest on the same from the
tenth dav of lime 1SS1 at the rate OI
seven per cent per annum, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash
ALFRED l.. SPRAGUE, plaintiffs atty.
II. y. Ross, sheriff.
Dated Custer City, ID. L. July e, 1888.
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Notice 70 Creditors,

In the Matter Of the Estate of John L.
Code, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
eat.;e of John T. Code, deceased, are re-
CURED to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers to the undersigned
administrator of said estate. at his resi-
dence in Custer City, in the county of
Custer and territory of Dakota, and that
four months have been limited as the
time for creditors TO present their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 18th day Of June, 1885.
&. G. CRARY,
Administrator or Executor.
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Notice Of Final Proof


LAND OFFICE AT DEtDWooD, ~, r. J
July 10, lS>5. {
Notice il hereby given that the following-nam.
cd ertllrr has lied notice ufhis intention 10 make
final proof IN support Of his claim,
ana MAT said proof viii be made before the
Judge ul in ms absence the clerk of the distr CT
court in aud TOR Custer county AT Custer city, ID.
+. on sept !, 1853 viz:
William II. Cain, d : 3ois for the G hfnc or and
e hfScq ar Soc - to 6 E Tc ii II.
lie the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, VIZ;
John Rcynard, william Enoch, Edward Cole,
Ludlow b. Reno of Buffalo Gag, II. I.
j. z, LUSE, Register,
First publication July %
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NOTICE OF FINAL fROOg
Land Office at Deauwood, Oak, l
I,,lx. ~ 100 Z

Land Office at Deauwood, Dak.,
july IL, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has fled notice OF his intention to make
final proof iu support 81 his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the judge or In his alb
Scncc the. clerk OF the district court for Fall
River comfy at Hot Springs d.. #. on Sept 3 1855
viz:
Albert d. Jones d. s. No 22O for the 3 hfse or
nw ar Sc or and neqr sw or sec is tp 7sr g BIN
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.,
said land, viz:
Rudolph ID. Jennings, Edward Petty, Joseph
Petty, Alexander ;. Stewart Of Hot Springs ID, T..
J. T.. LUSE. Register.
First publication July p, 1855
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Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT pEADwoop, u. I. I
JYly - lNo1 (

EANU VFFINE At NENVNN'I'1 II. T.
JHly - 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the iollowiug nam
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support OF ais claim, and
that said proof viii be made b fore the judge
or in has absence the clerk ofthe district court OF
Custer county at Custer city ID. L OH sept 1885,
viz:
or see 81 tn 2srScB II NJ and lot , sw or ne or,
Sc or NV or see 3 tp 3 Sis Is III NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Aaron levitt Nicholas & lcates. Avian r. Fay,
Thomas II. Arnold OF Stratcr, II. +.
j. Y, LUSE Register
First publication July %
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Notice.
Land Office at Doa,iwood, Dak(
Aug eth, 1850

Complaint having been entered Mt this Office hS
Spayry Vi. HOuglton against Henry DAYS tOl
abandoning ms homestead Entcy Nd. III date
March y. 1883 upon the \ M y j. ar and y n
nv or soc g ~ 7sr5 L Il III II iii Fall River -"
II. V.'vith n view to tie cancellation al Said en-
try. ne said parties are hereby summoned 10 ap'
ia Al this onlcc On the iSt day Of oct. $3.50. al
io o'clock u IA TO respond and iumish testimony
concerning 81 q alleged abandonment.
TESTIMONY uiiI ne taken in the u owe named
csc before John "A. icItOn. ci-,N district court
OF Fall River county at ms Office al Hot springs
BAkutA on Eapt PC 1885 commpnciuGHt ~ O'Clock
of.aii day at which AL parties interested arc
]. y. LCSE. REGISTER
T. Y. CHANPL!N, Recl4,cr,
First publication. Aug -,
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Notice OF Fins! Proof
LAND OFFICE AT DE.Uwoo0, y. +,
T,lv % ~

Notice IL horcv given that the filo%inG-naIn'
ed settler has flel notice Of his intN1u2"I go make
final proof In support of liS claim. an@ tult ~ q
nroof will be made before the JUICE or Ia lds
absence the clerk Of the district court of IAN
HiYer county y. 4. ct Hot Springs, ID. l., on
sept II. 1855, viz:
John VI. Dennis HI j NO 1910 for tle M So
or, 81 qrswq III sec "a ana ne ar Nv lrs.c2 > Up :
~r d II NJ.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove lls
continuous residence upon, AID cultivation o.
s.lu land, viz;
John Well. George II. Trimmer. Alexander ;.
Stewart. Eudolphus y. Jennings, of Hot Springs
j. p. LC-E. Register.
First publication, July .
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Notice OF Final Proof
LAND OFFICE At DEApwooD, d. T.
Ann 81 1909

Aug. n 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice Of his intention 70
max, final proofin support o. his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the judge
or III hiS absence the clerk OF The district court
for Custer County nek, at Custer lity ID. r., on
Oct. 10, 1875. viz.
George y. Gage, II g No 225s for TIE w hf &C or
sec - tp6 SRI e and lot , aud sw OF ne or see 5
p7sr7eBHM.
Henamcsthc following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
William A Brooks. George c. Bolani, Edward
Wilson. Ludlow 3. Reno, Of Buffalo Gap. D T.
] T.. LUsk, Register
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Land once at Desdwnod. Oak.
AUG lfth 1873.

IdIIW VIINN Ut IFNHFlNITJNF' IFHh.
Aug llth 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the ~Gl,lowinR nam-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention 90 make
final proofiu support 81 his claim, AMI that said
proc will be made before Il. B.. Benedict judge
Of the Probate court i'm and for Pennington Co.
Ii. L. at Rapid City ID. + or sept =. 1885 viz:
Marry Underwood, DS No 800 for the = hi
Sc or NV ar SE or aud NE lr SN u see ~ r
L b III VI.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said llnd. viz.
Frank A. Holden. John Beatty, W. A.. Harness
J. N. Coleman Of Strutcr, y, T.
i. z. LUsE, Register
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~ Office Of Final Proof.
Land Oitice al flcadwood, d. T.
Nh "a isSs

land Office at rcadWood, D.. T
Aug. "A, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has lied notice OF his i~ntclition 10 inuke
final proof IN support of his claiW ana that said
proof VIII DE Glafc before the judge or IN his ai-
scnrc the CLERK Of the district court III and for
oct. l., 1885, viz
Edward Il. Adams ID 5 No PISS for the W hf ~
or see ~ and : hf So ar soc 80 IT, SIS r6c Is III "
H. n}snes the How witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, alrt cultivation Of,
said land viz:
Charles Roe. Carlae Green, Newton ". Henton,
George VI. Trimmer, Of Hot springs u. r..
J. p. LUSE, Register.
First publication September 5.
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Notice Of Final T'roo!

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17
The Appomlttoy Surrender.

A conservative Of the Atlantis fGa Con
st,,ution has interviewed Gen. john Gorios
one of Ge1 Lees corps comm-niers. IN regard
TO thu surrender at AppOmtt'oI. After detail.
ing ths council Of var held On ths nigh, o.
April 8 which was ticipated IN or Generals
Robert F Lee, Longstreet, Gorioa Pend.ton
and Fithuxh Lee, and at which il resolved
that Gen Gordon should attempt II cut fhrous n
the Fedora force which had Teen thro n across
hi. route of retrsa, 10 Lynchburs, Gea Gordon
said
On tho morning of th- 7uh the troops under
nv commsnd carried the works which had
been throws mp during the night across Inc
line of our march, capturing several pieces o.
artillery and advanced some distance beyond
At the same time G-n-ral Los gstreet WAS sorel Y
pressed by the Federal forces in the rear and
on his htnks so that any advance made hY
my troops anlv served 10 Increase the distance
between Gen. Longstreet's forces and nv owh
thus increasing III. danger to both by inviting
the introduction Of force into this intervening
space, and At the same time leaving orr entire
wagon trains with ammunition exposed to cap
ture Such the position of Affairs at an
early hour Of the day, and even had il been
possible for my forces to continue the advance
for greater distance towards Lynchburg it
would have only served to render more certain
the ability Of General Grant to crush those
remusnts of Lees army by concentrating hrst
upon one wing and then upon the othsr. !
soon discovered that in addition 10 the troops
10 nv front there were apou eSch fl INK over
whelrniug forces, which it WAS impossible + r
nv command to resist.
at will be perceived from this necessarily
condensed statement that ii is clearly my opin-
ion that General Giant could have forced an
unconditional surrender The fact that, in my
opinion he could have compelled surrender
without conditions and yet did not demand it,
will al o indicate what must of necessity he
my opinion of General Grant. naguanimtr.
As 10 the inquiry in reference TO the specific act
of Gen Lees tender Of his sword, and of Gen.
Grants refusal to accept it, know nothing.
But wish TO say in this connection, because
believe it due to the truth of history, as well as
to the great comma ndsr, that Gen. Grants
every act toward Gen. Lee and toward bis
army at Appomttto1 Wa. marked by degree
of courtesy and generosity which impressed
every Confederate and which reflected great
honor upon himself and upon the American
name
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17

The appointment of Mr.. Anthony Al.
Kelley, of Richmond, Va, az American
minister to Rome, has beed used by some
of the few Of his opponents there as an &C.
casion for reviviDg speech made by Mr..
Kelley January IL, 1871. A mass-meeting
was held in St. Peters Cathedral on that
day to protest against the action of King
Victor Emanuel in forcibly occupying
Rome Mr.. Kelley on that occasion was
made chairman of the committee on reso-
lutions, and presented number of resolu-
tions to the meeting which were adopted.
These declared that the Catholics of this
diocese have witnessed with the profound
est concern the recent cruel and causeless
invasion of the papal states by neighbor-
ing sovereign, and the sacrilegious vio-
lence with which the Holy Father has been
driven from his home and bereft OF his
lawful authority. Mr.. Kelley made a
speech supporting these resolutions, in
which he referred to Victor Emanuel in
severe terms saying the cause that triumph
ed when King Victor Emanuel crossed the
Roman frontier was the cause of the social
lists and infdels of Geneva, no more, no
less. The local papers at the time reported
these resolutions and Mr.. Keiley's speech
very fully. 1t is said copies of these have
been made to be sent to Rome, in the hope
of having them published by the papers
there. These directors to Mr.. Kelley are
confined to some Italian resident, who be-
longed to what was known as the govern
ment party in Italy, who sympathized with
the cause Of King Victor Emanuel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17

4 lstinguished visitor Of the Presile
on Tuesday called to his notice The record
of most Of the fe ieral appointees in the
South. and the urgent necessity for the
summary removal OF those who have via-
lated every principle Of civil service re
form in using their Offices for the bassst
partisan purposes The President was
inform "a that the people Of the : nth had
prayed for and struggled .or the election
OF a democratic Prcsiden more in The hope
and be let that hey would be relieved Of
the bad officers who had been set over
them than for any q her reason The
south, he said, was Il ,ssppointei and dis
satisfied that the President bad not up IN
this time shown a1y signs ut purpase u
come 70 its aid ia this respect TIE Pre-
sideut replied that he thoroughly uairT-
stood and appreciated all hat had been
said, anl hat he was anxious II turn his
attention II such grave and important
object, as Ae regarded il, as yoon =. pos
siile. "But,n he continued, .'my time il
so entir,ly occupied that have been .b-
solute, unable IL attend - several mat
tiers which look upon as ilnpers'ivrly ur
gent and pressing" The Pr,sj.len' said
that when the Senate adjourned he h,a
been under the impression that he would
have more leisure, bu snch was not tie
case, as the Senators vera sti | here, aud
he was compelled Ia devote as much time
to them as ever. lie said the considers
ton of the diplomatic appoin'men had
required long and careful attention, and
he was happy that this work Was compsr-
alive disposed OF, or at all events the APP
point n-u;s remaining Ia he made could
be determined upon much more e1pedi-
tiou.ly. Il was hi. purpose as soon as
Senators ard others who had clsims on
his time shall 60 away to take up and act
upon. not o7iy the matter which his yisi
tor had a. heart. but .ll oilers which had
been necessarily delayed, and it would h.
his aim 10 give to the people Of the, 5 nth
reputable, ho1es' and efficient officials.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17

The letter addressed by Secretary Bay
ard to the secretary of the Irish National
League of New York city in reply to q
communication requesting the State De-
pertinent to secure ga just and fair trial.
for Burton and Cunningham, who are now
awaiting trial in London for compiled
in the recent dynamite explosions, indi-
Gates clearly the purpose of the new ad-
ministration to care seduously for the in
terests of American citizens in foreign
countries, and to do all in its power to Sc
cure for them the fullest protection of the
laws. Secretary Bayard points out de-
feet 10 the existing statutes which leaves
the government without the means of de-
fraying the expense of employing counsel
for citizens accused and held for trial in
foreign countries, and expresses confidence
that the President will recommend to Con-
gress to appropriate an adequate sum of
money. The State Department has no in
formation Of the citizenship of the parties
referred to in the leagues communication,
but inquiry will be made and proper steps
taken
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17


Mr.. W. W. Corco:an has had monu-
ment erected at Tunis, on the empty grave
of the author of Home, Sweet Home" to
supply the place of the slab that for SO
many years covered the remains of the
poet. When IN 1888 Mr. Corcoran had
the body of John Howard Payne e1humed
and brought to this country for interment.
1t was his desire that the memorial of his
name at Tunis should remain as it was,
but for some reason or other it was re-
moved and broken. To take its place he
has had monument made in Malta of
imperishable stone, seven feet high, on a
base four feet square, the whole surmounted
by symbolical decoration in white mar
BILE. The inscriptions on the monument
record briefly The date of Payne's birth,
June 9, 1871; of his death, April 9,
1852 the transfer of his remains to the
cemetery at Washington, June o, 1888,
and bis authorship of the song identified
with his name. the whole being completed
by the addition of the single lire: "Then
DE content, poor heart"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-04-17

Attorney General Garland has given an
opinion in the case of Gen. LAYTON, OF
Georgia, whom the Sena'e refused to con-
firm as minister to Russia that he labors
under no political disabilities. 1t is said
that, notwithstanding this opinion Of the
Attorney General. several promi nent gen.
tlemen in the South, who have called up
on the President. have Represented that in
their judgment it would be inexpedient
10 commission Gen. Lawton in the recess
of the Senate, as it might serve to bring
about a renewal Of sectional feeling. These
gentlemen are said to counsel as the wiser
course that Gen. Lawton wait until the
Resembling of Congress, and then petit
ton that body for a removal of his dis
Abilities" but it is thought that the Pres
ident does not attach much Importance to
their suggestions. The President will
determin in few days what action he
will take in Gen. Lawton's case.