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THE MONTANA POST, SATURDAY, DECOBM_7^_lWL
TheMontana Post.
SATI'RDAY IWOONim;, DEC. 7.
OURAGENTS.
A.PA n^nr.TOt i^i orr Aeent rt Fort Brnton.^Jf r. A. J. Smith in orr Agent a. Ber.nack.^J. If. Fr-n S.e-Ti.^-. Hot Spring District
Geo.S. Kavtuxg^ Silver Crack.
J.IS. Mi'.l.s. S'lver Eow.
Jaotcs.^ri'Airr. Dct Lod-re.
Woiur..^a Co.. Hell Gate.
Agencyof Po*;, 52 Bridge street, Helena.
JOHNTfmti.E Jrnctio.i City.
W.P. Par**^:--*. Gallatin City.
EP.ALLITELD. Ofrmrn Oulc'-.
H.H. Hathuwt, Highland District.
F.Clin c ^Sr-mni'i City.
Cami e'.t. ^r Co.. Confederate Gulch.
R.C. Jotv ^^N, Kleckfoot.
LX. Li c k. Eoi-'der Vallev.
Wtt!J!YW. jowes, Reynold*' City. Elk Creek.
R.V. Bam. ^Ie^ r.ovrn.
J.W. f ^ aocuert. Rocker City.
J.8. WBUMI S^. Lou!*, Mo.
L.T\ Fishki: s. i Francisco. Cal.
HETtr.tRii mi! .\ Argen'a.
H.Ei. ^ ^f. Co.. Lee*^ourgh. Salmon Rirer Mines^Chackct Barber Bear Caleb aad arijacen^nines.
Axso^ Fonn Butte City.
Geo::cf.M. Brock. Beartown, M. T.
DatihWilson, Bore man City.
THECITY.
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Meantemperature for the week, 33}^.
NOTAEKA.
Arrivalsat the Planters' House.
Xot.29tb., Jack Robinson. Pine Grove ; Robert^Dempny, Tendnra. D. C. Stevens, Tkss Malone,^John R, Sittle. Dempay's Ranch ; A. H. Weston^German Gulch j G, Hull, R. G. Hurst, C. Nelson,
City;G. 8 I'.ates, Norway: J Rider, G. Smith,^M. Oday, City.
Nov3t^t t. Co-^Tom- kin-
Hoyer.lit^L- Prier.
th.,David Stevens, John Sittle. P. Post,^k. Ruitt; J. M. Fox. J. N. White. J. Y.^k ^^^rant; W. M. Calhwy, O-ty.; J. M.^ii Mt. City ; a. Go'.dsmltrh. Hsmlmrg ;
The*.Roberts, S. V. Carr, Ban nark ;^H- B. Steele: Red Mt- City : John Wiant. Brown's^tluli h : E. Worth ly, Lisbon. n. Y.; G. Sovanih, J.^Vanderbilt, Sterlin.
Decl^t, O. D. Lindsey; R. P. Williams. John^Vonderbilt; City ; M. Tippio. Brown's Gules ; C^Redengcr. Nevada: T. 8. Cook, N. White, (^ H.^Bacon, John Black. Summit : Major Egan. W. E.^^Thomas, Brown's Gulch ; Tbos. Cody. John Mc-^Roberts. Fine tlrovc; W. W iuebuller, Suuking wa^^ter ; a. J. McAllister. R. G. Floyd. Loudon ; Oeo.^Wolker, T. 1 bornton, City; J Isaacs; Mill Creek;^F. Zeaeay. Ciiv.
Dec.2nd.^D F Percival. Sterling; S Sichel,^city ; J M BruiUy. Dailey's Ranch; C C Branham,^Mill creek ; F Sal-sburrv, Silver Star ; R Orange,^W Cl.ty Letnbi.. *^^ \\\\ \\ ^\^^\a
Dec3rd.^L So-uharuyd. Summit: J B Wright,^Ft Be*, ton ; WRevaolds. Cniouville; J C Jonea.^Crow city ; A Cisler, Mill creek ; S R Kirbv. X^Clark, Bannack ; O S Donivao. Highland; W A^English and lady, Madison; Prof H a Waid,^Midasburg; J C Ruk^x auii lady, Canada; d^Drummond. city,
Dee.4^C rawcett, Blackfoot ; F E W Pattoa^If S M^-die, \* in Reynolds, G B Parker. E Bartlett^C B Houser, t'ity: I. Cappock, Jvfferson; S K Kir^by, Bacuack; L B Olda, A Cols, Cba* Manaou
HutSpring.
Dec.5^8C Biiswell, G B l'arker. S Word, City ;
WJ Cullen, Johu McCormick, City.
InBankrlptct^As Judge Muffly has^been appointed and baa qualified as Register in^Banckrup'cy for the 1st and 2d Districts parties^can avail tbamselves of the act of Congress on tb:s^subject. Wn, H. Chiles of this city is fully pre^^pared with his other legal duties to give special^attention to this branch of the law, *nd offers him^^self a Solicitor in Banckruptcy. Mr. C. has all^the uecessary forms, blanks aod books, used in sucii^proceeding*, and the first oaae ia bankruptcy in^Montana, will be instituted to-day by him.
FobTiiri States.^Mr. E. W. Moore,
apractical and successful miner of Virginia City,^and one of our most sube*aut'4l and intelligent cit^^izens, leave* to morrow for ^ America.'' We a--*,^under matiy obligations to him for contributions in^times past to tbe Post. We trust be may continue^them ia his absence and return in d' - t^me^invigorated by his visit tr the land of bis nativity,^to enjoy oar unequalled climate, participate i.i^our remunerative industry and aid t^y his ability^and acute observation iu the conquest ot every rn-^generoas end unjust principle, al^ke to him a laoor^of love and duty.
Isit Tri e^^It is rumored lliat the^Post was on the verge of suspension a few weeks^a go, wheat Sec. Tufts^prompted by motive* ol^sympathy aad kindly feeling*^interposed and gave^tbe it Territorial printing, thus saving it iVom an^untimely though na.o'al death.^Herald.
Iftbe writer of die above had lived in *be days^when people were struck dead for 1^ ing. his name^would have been recorded with Ibose of Ananias^and Sapphira. He i* nineteen centuries too late^now^to achieve immortality.
Arrivalsat tlie International Hotel.
Nov.29tb.. James Garrotte. Summit; Dr Gib^son, City : A- Gihley. Summit; B. Onadv. Indian^Creek: XeiLjCaropbeil. Sterling; O. Faoeath Black^foot; J. C. Wells. L. f. LoCriox, Col. Dorsell, M.^Reckksford. !I*den^.
Nov.30th.. X. B. Enngford. Helen*.: D. X We^^ber, r- P Worsham. W. K. Hull. J. Ashton, E. H.^Brown, Ii, Arndt, E. ^^. Herendeer, G. II, Bacon,^Summit; S- O. X. Bennett, William'scCreek; John^Pea ton, J. Pitt. 6usnm^ft; a. K. K..ton, J. T- Con^^nor Hot Springs; Win. Clay. Fort I.embi.
Dec.l*t.. A. B. Xotenare, Nevada; F. Boyder,^City; f. E. Caldwell, Flesesot Valley; J. Rtdgers^and Lady. City: w E. Wood Beaver Head; K.O.^Fresh 8. C. Kisky, Buonaok; I'au I Bulun D. Kra^^mer, City; C. Kohers, Deer Lodge-
Dee.2nd ^C^1 ^^ Bovd. Botte citv : T J Worster,^JM Hart v. ell J Smith, M Oday. T Brooks, city;^JRoyer. Red Mountain city ; J Sumner, Bannack;^Ed AtwAter. AtwutervfTTe ; X J Kirkwood, Xew^York ; b P Goodbin, Boston, Maaa. Jokhua Frey,^Ueleas.
Dee.3rd ^ D Sheedy. Itenver Ueak : A W New^^ton. Salt l-aWr city: J i'ittula 8 Kealer Madison^^alley; ^i Walker, J Murphy, citv; E Rev burn.^Salmon; J McCoy. I' Sullivan. Mi'll oreek;*W II^Longate. Xevada; 8 M Piper, Sacramento; J Jooes,^J h U hite. Sterling.
Dec4tb^W n Tongate, Wm Deacey. H D Gas-^sejler. M L^ voter, Gee Pew elk C C Klliet, 8am F^Blytbe, Mud Spring*; Hugh Mci^uade.Dobytown;^W H Horner, Silver Star: F J Hut.-liens Jefferson;^n L Poetlewa't. Summit; J A Culver
Dec5^H Goodwin. Salt l.,.k. . J G Wyant,^Brown,* gulch; J M Clark. Denver; C F Slam. Jef^ferson; E 1^ I'orter. Silver Star. J Welt. Kausts |^E D Costdtrs, U W Fowler, S French, city
PcBUG School^Our citizens will be
plessedto learn that a public school, free f.om all^charges for tQition, wag openetl in the jaibl'C school^hoii*e on Broadway, yesterday morning. und^r the^charge of William I. Marshall as Principal and Mis.^r. M. Farley as assistant.
TheTheater.^^Waiting for the
Verdict. One of the very beet pieces yet produced^here was played at the theater last evening and^will be reproduced to-night Go and see it, ' There^is nothing like it.
NoTiCa^A fine lot of ofala from 2o
fathogs, such spare-rib*, backbones heads and^feel tor bale to-day at the Metropolitan Meat Me.r^ket.AKI^Y S.nvukr.
Ifyou want a good meal, a good cigar
orgood bottled beer, go to the St. Louis Res!u^-aut.
fromTkurtJaf* Tri-Weekly
Theatrical.^ Waiting for the Ver^^dict ^ is one of tbe very best plays yet put on the^Virginia stage and bus been presented two even-^irgs during this week with well merited snecexs.^Few plays have the serious and comira^ so well^balanced or neatly blended and few plays give the^entire company so good *n opportunity to appea'^to advantage. It would puzzle one to decide which^is the star part, either one of s half dozen presen. -^iug good opportunity for fine acting, and we must^say that the piece was set only well oast, but that^careful i-tudy and an earnest desire to excel nV.r-^actt.ized the rend' ing of the entire piece The^characters are strong I \ drawn, but tbe qm^k r'^ernation troro ^grave t-^g-^y from lively to severe ^^prevents satiety and keeps ap the interest from^the commencement of the early deveh.pise; ; ;^until the final tall of the rur.ai.i. Mr. FatinceXort's^Jonathan Rn$ehiade was an ea.-y natural pteee of^acting something Hke an old man might be sup^^posed to be under the circumstance*. Mrs. Lan-^gr.she's Alartka was, in acting, excellent; in dress,^absurd. Her kindly care for the old irmndsire, her^love for husbend and children, her confiding trust^in I'rovMieitce when (beclouds of de^|^air hun^- dark^,n..1 low. tlie struggle with the murderer, and the^joy when a busbaud's name was cleared of crime-^was all well delineated. But then^a poor rotter's^a ife n hen the old s^re is snfleriiiir * r ^)..
riesof life, after having been compelled to sell^^the clock that struck the hour when be was bora,''^should not wear a handsome blue silk dress, espe^^cially while her huslmnd Is beinT tried for murder.^Mr. M. :^ n.er bad^ defer conception of Jasper, but^the part Is not henry enough for hbn. Higtott^would have suited him bet er As the latter, Mr.^Unthtb wee a very amiable looking villain. Mr.^Martin as Jonas Handle made a decided hit. the^eccentricity capable of being bestowed upon the^cbaracier giving Mr. M. good opportunity to dis^^play his talents in that line. Mr. Collins made his^tor** appearance ae Sergsant Urajlun in tbe trial^^^ ene, and if his poiver* can Ire judged from the^rendering of tbe character, he will be a most valua^^ble acquisition to the company. Master Hosmer^also pat ia an appearance as the Vlsceni't Elmore^Barring a too tragic style, he did yery well. Mr.^Howe as Lieut- FlorciUt was well received and^gives i^romi*e of Iterosniug a c^^^ .1 actor. The^III. xl. u Brown of Mr. Lantrrisbe. ard Mrs. Fitzwill-^lams' Surah Satry r, were tbe sunshine of the piece^They were in Iheir proper element and ^ there's^nothing like it.^ The ether characters were well^sustained, and the music, a* uaual, a chief attrac^^tion of the entertainment.
Firstof the Season.^The first ren
isonof the season was brought in yesterday by Mr-^Jack Hicks, that luckiest of hunters, aad we ua-^derctand i* to tickle the palate* of tbe ^ Interna'^tional ^ boarder* to-day- We shall take onr ^deer'^there fb- break last.
TheCapital Bill.^The capital bill
ontbe qnestiou of pa s^og it over tbe Governor**^veto, came up aa a spec'al order of ti miaos* at^7 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and tbe attempt to^pas* it over the Governor's veto failed
Changkof Carrikr.^Billy O'Brien^th^s morning takes the route of our city carrier.^John Olsen. tbe former cne. is henceforth in no^wise connected with the Post. It any irregular:..''
inthe delivery occur, our patrons will please oall^at tbe office.
Broken.The weather which hat
beenqu!te pleasant until yesterday aftemoot.^turned in blustery, ami although tbe tbermomeUr^is well up, the judications are for much ofarougi-
ne3s.\
WeDon't. But if You Do, and like
thegenuine ar.icle call around to Weimer's ^aloon^and try that fine brandy.
.Everybody gets stuck^ after the^*mooih Whiskey, Havana Cigars, Smoking anil^Chewing, at W hitehill's, next to H. Seigil Sc. Co.
Received,at H. Siegel ^Co.'s, a large-
as. rtii'ent of fur and cassimere cap*, tin eoli^*-s^and fur gloves.
FromTuesday s Tri Weekly y
The^Explain^.^The bill removing
theCapital to Helena, returned to the House with^the Governor's objections thereto, and passed over^the veto, came up for consideration in tbe Council^nt 3 p. m. on Saturday, and gave tbe members an^opportunity to explain their vote* on tbe question.^The primary interest in the question bad been^greatly intensified by tbe bitter malignancy with^which the proas of Helena has assailed Governor^Smith and Mr. Orr, for their action in tbe premises^and the probability that a spirited debate would en^^sue attracted a large number of ladies and gentle^^men to the Council Chamber. Mr. CuHen opened^the attack in force, making his points on tbe^necessity of permanently locating the Capital while^a territorial dependency, that government assistance^might be obtained for the erection of public build^^ings or if tbe matter was delayed the whole expense^would devolve upon tbe people of Montana. He^alluded to the passage of tbe former bill and appro^^val by tbe Governor, and reviewed tbe Governor's^objections, at lecgtb. We concede to him the credit^of making all the strong point* in tbe case, but tbe^fierce denunciation, unwaranted assertion* and in^^vective bestowed upon the Governor was wholly un^^called for. It added nothing to tbe strength of his^argument but detracted from It. Tbongh debate^es begets intemperate speech, the fire should^isume tbe priest as well as the sacrifice. Mr.^occupied forty minute* in explaining things.^We understand it will be published in the Gazette.^Mr. Otr followed in an address of an hour and s^half, sad the discug'iou was closed briefly by^President Bagg, when tbe question was made the^special order for this evening at 7 o'clock- A syn^ops is of tbe speeches of tbe latter gentlemen ii^given in another column, to which we refer onr^readers fur s view of the two side* of the Capital^question.
Trialof Prof. Hodge.^In our re^^port of this trial it was stated that tbe depositions^of Baptiste Lesarge and Joseph Pinaud were intro^^duced by the defendant, but tbe contents of the^depositions were sot given owing to the extreme^length o f the evidence. It is proper however, to^say that both these depositions were confirmatory^of tbe testimony of Jos. Lama esux which was^given in our report.
Correction.^ In Saturday's issue,^read, compensation to John Guy, S5U0 instead of^(^.000; also, Wilson of Ohio in tend of Mass-;^also, sny and all other corrections, alterations,^amendments, or substitutes tbat tbe intelli^^gence, prejudice, or political predilections of tbe^reader may suggest, ^Barkis i* willin.
Forsmooth whisky, genuine Havana
Cigars,smoking and chewing tobacco Ac, go to^WhitehiU's, next to H. Seigel A Co's, -
Allkinds of drinks in u * at tbe^Kiyaa,
Presentation.Mr. J. R. Boyce. Sr..
oneof the most zeal us and faithtul of Mason*, and^to whose earnest efloru tbe fraternity of Virginia^are indebted for origiuatiug the idea aud tbe most^uiiremitttnc efforts in furthering the erection of the^new Masouic Temple, now nearly completed, was^on last Tuesday evening made the recipient of a^massive and most beautiful Templar's Jewek Tbe^presentation was made at Masonic Hall by Chief^Justice Hosmer, iu a very aappy manner, aud re-^iponded to by Major Boyce with more of elo^^quence than exists in tbe mere oratory of words^i be medal is a Passion Cross and Crown^surrounded vt iih a circlet enclosing the rays and^inscribed : ^Be iiioc faitiifcl. i mo death anu
Iwill c.ive thee a chows of like. '' The reverse^side bear* the inscription: ^1'reseuted to Bro. J.^r, Boyce by the Masons* f Virginia City, Montana,^as a token of fraternal regard. Dec. A, L, 5e*67, ^^The jewel was mauulactured by Messrs Butler Si,^Matnpher. of this city, and ia tine woikiuauship is^unsurpassed by any article of Masonic jewelry we^uave seen in the Territory. It was well bestowed.
ForNext Year.^The Apportion^^ment Bill now bef^*e the Legislature, retains the^same number of Legislators, and makes the same^Council Districts as at present exist. The lollow-^ug are the distrirtsand representation allotted for^tbe House, with the ratio oi votes to each as per^last election :
1st,Madison
-'ml. Beavehead a Missoula
3rd, Deer Lodge
4th,Edgerton
FrostSaturday s Tri- Weekly
OneMore.^Another of those fearful^trage l;es, for which Montana unfortunately is too^iamous, occurred at Morse's store in Ge^'atia vsl-^i ley, on last Wednesday evening, resulting in the^ins.ant death of Elk Morse, oue of the best and^must highly esteemed residents of Montana. Tbe^circumstances, as nearly as we can learn them, are^es follows: Mr. Morse sometime since became in^^volved in a law suit with Wm. Herron. aod a bitter^fee'ing has sinee existed between the two men Di^Wednesday evening Mr Herron, accompauied by^the Sheriff of Gallatin county, Mr. Guy, came to^Mone t store, with authority from tbe oourti to at^^tach certaiu mnles and apparahoes in Morse's pos^^session. Mr. Morse objected to the seizure of the^propetty and had s^^nie altercation with Iierrun.^While speaking to auother person, with his face^from Herron, the latter drew a pistol and snapped^it at Morse. Morse instantly turned totvards bim,^aud as he did so, received a shot from Herrou's^pistol which eatered his heart. He at the same time^drew his six shooter aod struck Heron over tiic^head and both men tell to the tloor simultaneously.^Morse, expiring instantly The Sheriff, who had^stepped oiuside a minute before, returned on hear^^ing the shot and seized both the piatols. Herron,^rising dining tbe excitement, escaped through Uie^door, mounted a horse and galloped down the road.^The Sheriff mourned andsithongh an attempt was^madewto prevent it, followed, and succeeded in^halting him, with the aid of three shots, just as he^reached Mr. Culver's^ Herrou's residenre^some^two miles below. Herron was placed iu confiue-^ment. a courier despatched here for Gen'l Thor-^oughman te conduct tlte examination, and the tri^^al was to take place yesterday, before the Probate^Juilgnat Morse's sturo. kV^m^ lliif.' nr fmir person*^wituessed the affray, aad tsie fact* of the case ,^^doubtless be fully eli^4*ed us the examination. The^ner.-fe rirated a profound ssmiiiion in Virginia, as^Mr. Morse has a multitude of warm friends in this^uity. Mr. Herron is a \ trig Stan whose reputation^heretofore we believe ha* been of a high character.
Atn again.-Following Richelieu's ad^^vice that when the lion's skin is short, it should^l e lengthened out with the fovea, Uie gentlemen^w ho have recently bct.n suffering fi\ m a viru.eni^I attack of ^ Veromania.^ accomplished a corp de^] etai in the House ou Wednesday afternoon. Mr.^Bos well, in place, asked permission to introduce a^Mil witn. previous notice, stating only that ii^was a saert one atul It nut i.of desired to not^fine, etc. I'ermlssiosj was irraetci. w ii^asking tbe title of tlie bill to twread. On readsng^it, it proved to be the Capital bill dished up iu a^new shape, Virginia being ignored, and Helena.^Gallatin city and Deer Lodge being tbe places^designated upon which the people should vote^Amendments, motions to adjourn or refer, recesses^for an hour, everything was voted down, and un^^der a suspension of the rules, the bill was crowded^through and ou liual iMs.itige stood ayes, U; Daps.^3; the latter being Mesei*. w'ord, I'atton and Gal-^laher. Mr G. merely voting auaiiist it bee*';^tbe utter lack of courtesy shown by its most strenu^^ous advocates. Mr. ibMwell, who introduced it,^voted to refer it to a committee, but the Edgerton^delegation carried thair poiut, and the bill -^*eu4 to^the Council, where it passed. 4 to 3, and U now in^the Govern' r ^ band*. Its friends have no hopes^of sncocse. The entire scheme, was to place Mr. Orr^in the position ot voting against Gallatin City, an 1^compel the Governor to fcg.iin veto too bill Tbi^^^is certaialy work enatigh to do without indulging^In sin h time consuming nonsense.
Tin:T,ast Lkvee.^If that
ExtraSession.-A joint resolution
wasintroduced in the Legislature on Thursday,^asking tbe Governor to order an extra Kiitluo.^Messrs Orr. Davis and Wat ion of the Ossmeil and^Messrs Anderson. Edwards, Word and Ketinerly,^of the House voted against the resolution. There^will not probably, be any extra session.
Mistaken.The Democrat says the^Legislature has passed tbe bill authorizing the^.^swallow geological survey, and appropriating $ 10,^000 for the same; but it bas'ut. The bill lays upon^the table in the House, indefinitely postponed and^without the least probability of iu ever beiug ta^^ken up,
Takenup by C. Doughty, on East
Gallrtinnear Howees A Lamina's 8 to re, one laige^bundle ox, branded ^ e e^ on leli horn, ano^^ M 8^ on Is* hip, supposed to be eight or nine^years old.172- 173 *
Ni;\vCiooDS.^F. E. W. Patton, the^enterprising down town merchant, added to his^stock yesterday by the purchase of tbe entire stock^of groceries of Messrs. Lambrecht ^ Son, valued^at ^13,000. That makes five full store bouses now^ow ned by Mr. Patton. Of course he is selling low.
IIELENA.
5tb,bth,
,7th,
Jefferson
Meagher
Gallatin
8tb,Bighorn A Choteau ..^Don't you think you can improve on tbat gentle^men t Try:
ThePresident's Message. ^ We
presentin to-day'* telegrams a synopsis of tbe Pres^ident's Message; brief, but giving the genera^points on which bis Excellency expatiates. We^had a proposition yesterday ..om the Telegraph^Company to furnish us the entire message ot 13 000^words. The Gazette and Herald accepted it and^will print the message in full. The Legislative^printing and tbe preparation of the Tri-Wekkly^taxes tbe energies of the compositors aod tbe rt^sources of tbe office to tbe utmost extent. Consid^ering this, and the fact that the syuopsi* is as much^as a majority will care to read, we present it, and^refer those interested in the details to our^terns.
Witha Copy.^Even legislators at
timesrelax their austere dignity and prove by their^actions tbat,
A little folly now and then^Is relished by the best of men.^^One of the grim est, ghastliest jokes of the day was^perpetrated by the House upon the Council, yes^^terday, in returning a bill ^with a copy of the^Organic Act.^ Two of the Council committee on^Incorporations, Messrs. Rand and Orr, are opposed^to tbe re-enactment of franchises of the character^granted in C. B. 48, believing them to be in viola^lion of tbe act of Congress. Mr. Cnllen of the same^committee, who favors tbem, presents minority^re pons and tbe Council sustains him- The junior^branch has seen proper to reprove the senior rather^curtly.
LastLevee.^The last of the series^of very pleasant Levees given by the Governor^will be held at Receptiou Hall on to-morrow even^^ing. The attendance the last two eveninrs has^been only measured by the capacity of the Hall,^w hether this occasion will require the use of an^extra Hall or two, or whether, like an omnibus, the^one formerly used will always hold one more,^remains to be seen. It will doubtless be very largely^attended, and the happy history of the past one*^is good promise that the last will not be least^pleasant.
Serenade.The Brass Band now
pUying at tbe Peoples Theatre, serenaded quite a^number of our citizens, official and otherwise, last^evening. Among the otherwise we class ourselves,^and return thanks. The band was a pretty big af^^fair when it started and innumerable horns were^afterwards taken in. As tbe affair wounct up very^pleasantly st the Crescent we won t be cross about^it. Do it more
Lost.A purse containing $10.^finder will oblige by leaving it at this office
The
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whichends well, and it is \vell to drink deep i'roui^the well spring Of happiiis^s, then the series el Le-^ree* beld under the suspires of His Excellency^lit) G}^fVt*rtM^r. Iiava Iteen auarnlitiitly jn; ful as 1^tins* hi itttendance have qutcfiril trosi a i up whose^neetar rlovor of happy reiaVrsbrance will linger ti^time has dtiMed ihesei*ies. 4r old age thinks with^regret of rosier hours when the r^^mry was nn-^tbought of, and the lamps that guided pleasure^banting Vet cast ao dim r^- _-;.,u* light or guided^save iu ways of worldly pleasantness. The last^was not least but largest, Uie crowning^glory of the whole. By way at iiiteilude. a^unique, peculiar and inimitable celestial entertain^^ment was introduced, with suitable explanations.^Interpretations, etc.. by the authorised patrons of^fun phonetic*, srxl foreign fiddlers- It was .^^cert by a trio of Mtmgo ian mins'rels on instruments^that looked tike a burlesque on sauce pans, spiders^ami i-ord rigged pi| es from tbe fatherland, sound^^ed like a corn stalk fiddle serenade, and caused the^optics of the astonisli-d recap ted to protrude like^miniature chignon* afraid to venture out except in^couple*. The Celestials, however, iiu'-naged e\en^tually to produce a concord of harmonious if not^sw eet *ouo^ls. by saivinsr. picking, and various io-^'lesoribable motions ou their culinary utensils. The^liglitaing like ra} idity with which on* of the trio^tnaoaged to throw notes out of his saucepan would^have discounted Thalbersrs most insane effort* o n^a seven octavn piano The music was fine but as it^had come a great way a litttle of it wept a great^way. and terrestrial delights lured to a eontinnance^of ti-e dance, which lasted until one o'clock, when^with regtets tbat it was the last of tbe series, the^^ aJois^ were said and the two or three hundred^turned their steps homeward.
Startedcp.^The Ootden Gate Co.'s
millat Brown's gulch, under tbr superintendence^of Mr. Thomas Connor, started up on Tmatinjf and^has since been running twelve hours per day. The^rock being crushed is silver ore from the Louaiue^lead of Professor Eaton, It is intended to experi^^ment on a few cords of the rock to test tbe rapaci^^ty of the mill for saviog silver, If successful in^this, there will be ample supply of ore furnished^to keep the mill constantly employed, as the silver^lead* of the di*ti iot are numerous, rich, of good^w idfn and several of them developed to a consider^^able extent, Prof. E. ha* also some ten Sent* ol^gold ore from tlie Bracken and Red W ing leads^ready for crushing in rase the silver ore need other^appliances than those now in operation, and Mr,^Conner is also developing gold leads in the imme^^diate vicinity of the mill, and near the city. Tbe^mill, we are informed, works wel.l The only d f
FromTuts.toy * Tri-Weekly.
Three in a Bed.^^To some oi
thosewho have lived in the mountains for a length^of time, the necessity of having to take a night's^rest with three in s bed, may no doubt be one^among the many of their reminiscences, laughable^or otherwise. a ease of the kind occurred iu this^city on Saturday night, which did not have a very^laughable ending, at least for two of the oariu-ti.^We know not tbe cause of the fracas^whether^it^arose from Uie narrownes* of ihe bed and conse^^quent discomfort, or from what is more iikely un^^der the circumstances, an uncongeoiallfy of dispo^^sition^but about four a. m , there at on arose - ^^lierce a yell that u a woke those of the inhabitants^of the section where it occurred who were asleep at^die dine, and made them think that the historical^Gabriel hao sounded his e flat trombone. An im^^mediate survey of the premises disclosed the cause^of tbe disturbance to be two half nude individuals^oaving a very lively fight in tbe snow; w itli a shad^^owy form, draped in u long white flowing robe,^standing by^which (tlie form) might have been^taken for tbe shade of layers superintending a^^mill,^ but whose fivquent yells prec'ml-d any^possibility of its iH'iiiir otuer than tb-~,i and blood,^with a good rang attachment. The result of the^fight, we understand, were two black eyes and a^scratched face ; but we were nnable to learn .\ n: ii^of tbe twr^ occupied the bed for the remainder of^the night or ratiser morning.
TheFlottti Question.^Considerable
diseiissua*has of late beesJiad with retcreuce to th -^quantity of flour now iu the hands of dealers in o ir^city aud also rn rran. it from Salt Lake. From va^^rious oanaes it .* hard to* arrive at any ^h : u c t ^^^ures with regard to either. But one thing is cer.aiu^that there is not more than a third of 'ic quantity^there was a year ^go. Some even go so far as to^say that there ^*^^^.t as nitlrli of all brands as there^was of St. Louis this time last yen.-. Even if this is^triu'. we do not imagine any alarm need he felt u th^reference to a scarcity, for we do not think that our^inerchauis will be called upon to supply any^portion of our Territory outside of t..e gulches m
ourimmediate viciuiiy. The prop!i t.ie w^---
ernslope will tie supplied from the Bitter Knot and^lieer Lodge, SSMl what may have been imported^irom Oregon, While the other sections of the Territo^^ry s-ill draw supplies from Virginia city and the I^ii'a latin vi. lie v. it is hardly probasth- naif th. ir will^read, starvation prices a* i( did In the snnti-; ot ^So^but it would be policy, nevertheless for every oue^to lay in their supplies. , ^^/^*'#'//
NewMines.^Very favorable aceouriTs^have been received in thi* city of the new mines^at the South Pass. Iu one district p; o-pot .^^1 u\^^cents lolhe pan Hirvn bo^n ..^.tjin-l. with twelve^feet of pay dirt.^and in another, the California, it is^said they are making one ounce a day to the hand.^It has every appearance of being a rich country^both for placer and quartz mine*. South Pass City-^is located on what is called Willow cree\, sixteen^miles northeast of Pacific Springs, seven miles^northeast ot the Sweetwater, eight miles southwest^of Strawberry ami U4 miles from Fort Bvidger.
ToGermany he's Gone.'^Mr. L.
ReAtish.the weft ktiowrl auctioneer, left i^er last^co.ieh for a visit to his former home in Europe. Mr.^r. has been one of our most enterprising and suc^^cessful merchants, and the absence of his familiar^countenance will be missed on our streets. It is his^intention to return again in the spring, and in the^meantime ths business will be conducted by his^partner, Mr. Eugene Denney. who is as well known^m^ our community as Remisli himself.
Visiting.At the iuvltation of J. G.
Sanders,Mr. Whit latch's secretary, a number of^stn**sss*sasi aad private geUtiemeu paid a visit u^^the v arious mines aud mill* in the vieiaitv of I'uioa-^ville. ou Sunday last. An iute csiinc^ t nn- WSS^spent in examining the various works, and the Ken-^t.emeu express tbemseites highly ph-.isc.i with the^trip.
ARow in a Dance House.^A muss
occurrediu Shroeder's dance hall, on Main street,^on rriday night, during which u pistol went off^acr.dentaily, without doiug any daaiag*. No one^- liurt very badly. Shortly arter ..ne of the
JenningsJ
Kclleyc W^Eiser a
LewisS
Leonardp^Linley A Co
McLaurint^^MfKesn J^McLennan J
J
JohnstonJJones S J E
K
KennnrdJJ Keltner M^Konantz Martha Krum J A
L
LamottJ^Lechner F C
LeeJoseph^Lea J h^Lyda L M^.Tic
McCrackenD R MoEvoy ii^Mc.Call W W Mclaughlin
MathewsM Ma*^ey T^MinisGMeade a
MaddenMMiller T
Mizej WMider J R
MooreMrs K M Moore j^Movill J KMulqueen T
Mnlnix8 D Mulcardy R^Myers i IMurray | ii
MurrayMrs MV Murphy j H^Michoi* Mrs e Middrie G^* n^Newcomer W ii Xewcoinb G w^norris l^ J
MajorsG^Mauelshageu J^Miles J
ModieM S^Moo,, J no^Murphy F^Murphy Mrs M C^Mvers M M^Mordock W^Micherson ii
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OueilR
RseaMR W^Pashley j^Porter Boss
RnndJ U^Randall O e^Keardon T^Robert* M
IdKit O
ByanE
SmithR W
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M.. L^.. G K
OlearyJ
TarkerC^PageC
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RankinO^Raker J^Ridinger G^RoweJ B^Ross Isabella^Rush T
S
SamuelJ^Saunders W II^Sehrec W R^Scott I K^Silkinore J W^Sharp O J
Norrisn J
Omncesr
ParkerW^Phillips e
Reed^ M^Kabb G W^Richardson W B^Robbins D M^Roger* G H
Stovet-rJosophine^Swafford JStewart H T
Se,,tts B^Swett W C
TaylorL S^Talty F^Tongate W^Thomas S
I'nderwoodj j
WeeverJ^Walker VV ii
White^^Wilson J B^Winegart B
Worley
SymoudsF a^x
TaylorW II^Talbott J A^Tippie M^Trapet P
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VanderlipV D
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WearMrs L^Wallace j^\N i I hart J^Wilson S It B^Woods s N
SaleS^Schoize II^Shunrrs MissPaul^Silk S^Shean J II^Shoutz J^Stockdale W^Stone Miss M^Strong F E
TavlorII M^Taylor T^Tombs J^Travis J B
VivionJ B
WeeksC L^Weston J
WileyT A^Wilson J W^Wolvertch A^W oodwordM'ssA
*ommi^*ioiierV saie^Property and Cfcuur!/
X-OIKI ..hereby given that*. ,^a.^ of an order and decree ^r , WH1^Court of tbe 1st Judicial L^i^t ^f '1^county of Madison ami 'ierruorv 'B *^cced to sell for cash to the highest i^^1^ginia City, Madison county. ^ r ^'^i^t je 2^th day of December,' ls/a , ^^^dcur ol the Mo-rill s oil: . .^titL , and interest of Wm. H ^^ ''i *^Cojie, and the heir* of Wm. \ n*^1'*''^and to the following deac-itied mlE!^*^'i beS K fifty (50; feet of ciau,'N*'. 5^Banks* lode; ulso, ti e S ritiy^5. S e on tbe Hershel Extensii i 'rH^W lo.y ); feet ol claiin N o o^ *^poo-yon lode; also, the northflftv ^ '^No 3, nor b on the E Pluribus Lu\,,. *^8 fifty (50/ feet of claim No I s *^lode; also, the N fitty (ot); feet of eW-^^on the Oriental lode; also, .\ * ^^ni^the diMjovery claim ou the Orisaaml 2 !^the east lit.y feet of claim No ] p ,''^lode- alse, the w^-st fil.y (0o^ fe^t 5^eas., ot the Alveretta l.'.^ie. a^ieet of claim Ks4, S It oe the Ah l 8^the 8 e fil.y [50] feet of claim No 1^Jasntev lode; also, the S iwm^claim No 4. N E
V'3-live ,* l*
claimNo 4. N E on the l|\,,.^fl..y feet |50| leot of claisa KsArt**''*^lode; ulso the S W fitly i.VM w, ,'/','*^
onthe (it ii Scott lode;
N
ofclaim Nti i N E on the Oriuo ksi.^fifty [50] feet of cltiu. No s P5!**^tallty lo.le; also tu^ S K fifty ,^USE as the Ac:^p^lco fctaWj'all^trict. Ala., the east fifty [r,oj teet .^r^east of the House! lode; also the e^^t fi.C ' c ' I^of the discovery claim on the ban I * '^I ISO the east Ulty teet ot clam. No I^\oo. lues lode; also the west tilt v |^ery claim on ihe Lucy llilier L:^^'1^fifty (50; reel of claim No 0 west ^ u^loue; sjss the west (.ei0j fil.y f, et ^thT*'1^c'Jm on tbe Federal loue; also il.e
feetot claim No
Mr,K J WOodwort. I J
jjA.riirs(uiuson. p. yt.
TIARKKTREPORT.
CORRECTEDBY
M.A. Liudsiey ^ Co.,
(successorsto sparks a m'pherson)-^r%o. 69, !tlain fctret-t.
(W^ wish it ^.. :..- - tunt oar qnoUi-
tionsarebased ii|Kin a'T,,rt! transactions, and re^^present gold prices for goo.ls by the original pack^age*. Tiie retail prices range about ten per cent,^above quotations.]
IlEUCNA.Nov. 20, 1867.
tit},
dauseuses.to show tbat she was also 'on the fight.'^bioke a soda bottle over soui - chips loa.1. Ti.o.^s^are gett.ag lively. GV) it
TheWjcatueh.-The last snow looks
asif it had come to stay. Whether it will or not^our citizens are goiug to enjoy it while if lasts^Sleigh riding i* the order of ihe day, and those who^^^ .iinot afford to hire oue of Higgin's. Travis .'. Bro',^xiperb outfits, solace themselves with ^coasting*^^down bill.
$31,1M41. ^Bolttn tfc Moli or cast
agold brick last week of the value ^if ttU.lM.4L^This, together with the nine monster silver bricks^in the National Hank window, made a large display^of material wealth.
Bricks.^^The silver bricks on exhi-
hilionat the First National Bank make a poor devil^wish he was in that kind of brick making business.^There were six mammoth fellows, ths total valua^^tion of which was something over $9,000.
Left.-Mr. D. S. Stanley, who has
beentrayeling for the Democrat and as agent for^' Meagher's Lectures,*' paid onr cky a short visit,^and left on Sunday morning last. We believe he^was pretty successful.
Parchen a Paynter, of the GUj Drug
Store.Main street, received a large pack'train of^drugs, etc., from California, ou BsKstrAay hts\^Amor.^ the most reeded article, in the h.t -a as some^sixteen hundred pounds of white lead. Our inarkc.^was almost eutireiy out of it.
ToStart Up.^Libbie's ten stamp^mill situated at ihe head ot Grizzely gulch, near^Hemlrie*, wi 11 start up on Monday next.' The^machinery and all of tbe appurteoace* of the mill^are first class, aud good returns ought to be made^from it.
FLOUR.
St,Lou's f Sack
WesternSpring Extras.
S.iitI^ake, Provo
'itherorands
(iallatinMill
States.
Hall'sSelf Rising
Cannon'sSelf Rising
MadisonMills
-CANHY.
Stick,-P- re m boxe^
Fancy(French) 4F lt^
Fautry(American) f fB
Strainrefined stick per 'J-J- Ih l.oxcs^Steam refined mixture*.
.*12 00 ^an
.10 00 d* tfi
...7 25 a^^... 7 (M 9^... 8 50
..10 50^.. 14 50^... 7 00 9
800
725
750
.10 0 i
70c67^c
:i5c
35e
CANNONS HELENA CRACKERS.
Butter4^* lb
Soda
PicNio ^,, *~*~
BA(h)N.
Heavysides ^ 100 lbs
MediumSide* 4* RKJ ffia ^,,
HAMS.
PrimeCanvassed I^ IB
Country
...v)^...30
3855 -
...5Cc...50c
Peaches^ lb...
Currants
PittedCherrie*
LitI ED FRUITS^Apples
P
Raspberries...
..noc
...75c
1200
ficultyto be apprehended, is the possible inca*^aci-^of the engine to furnish the requisite motive power,^The resnlt of the first ruu will be anxiously looked^for by tbose owning leads in the Brown District,
Theatrical^Ingomar was present^^ed on Thursday evening, and tbat sterling, elegant^comedy. All that Glitters is not Gold, ia a very^creditable manner, last evening. To-night will be^played for tbe first time the drama of The Castle^Secret, one of Monk Lewi*' production*, and a play^of startling interest. Messrs. Pauncefort, Lao-^grishe, Collins. Martin, Brown and Mortimer ; Mr*.^Langrishe aud Mrs. Fitzwilliams. have all excel^^lent parts in the piece. We understand a large^number of seat* are already engaged, and a crowd^^ed bouse guarantees a good }^erformance. Get^your tickets early
Departed.Yesterday's coach carri
edawayJoseph Griffith, for the States. Mr. Grif^^fith was among the first settlers of Virginia City,^aid by his energy and business tact, has made tor^himself a handsome fortune, and now intends^spending the winter among his old frieud* in the^States. Fay Harrington, Esq.. will act aa bis legal^representative in Montana daring h's absence.
Changeof Route.^Waldron's Flint
Cseekline* will make connection hereafter once a^week at Gold Creek P. O., with the regular west^^ern line. All express matter and letters for Phil-^ipsburg, Emmetabiirg and Cable City, should be^directed, cart of Waldron a- Co's. Ezpress, Gold^Creek P. O., Montana.nor i t twtf
ForSale.^Iron and Steel of all sizes,
BlastingPowder and Fuse, at Jno. 8. Rockfel^^ow's. No. 5, Jackson street. 13twtf
Cashpaid for prime wheat, barley.and
oats,st tbe store of H. D, Maxbam, Virginia city,^old stand of Davis. H ousel A Co- twtf
Newand Old.^The new addition
andthe rare old Liquors form the hill of attractions^at the Kiyus.
LETTERLIST.
Lettersremaining unclaimed in the Post Office^Virginia City, Montana Territory, Nov. 38, 1867.^, Tu obtain these letters the applicant must call for^advertised letters.^ and give the date of ibis list.
.40c
.doc
RAISINS,
Perbox,
naie8.
f100 lb keg no* 45
HorseShoe Nails. ^Griffith^'
WHISKY.CLARKT.^4* gal^*4 50^^ 00 | f case.f-_^4
BROOMS.CHAMPAGNE.
9dozen*7 00*o 00 | $^ basket Heidsick ..fioO
OIL.
Coal4*2 5-Jd^;i 00
SALT.
Fine 10 Dssgj qq
*100 tb sack r oy
LARD.
Largecans28 e | Small cans30^32c
CANDLES.
Work'sCincinnati 4J* tb ^.'17fc
Otherbrandssjgga
8CGAR8.
Clarified45c j Crushed 45c
Powderel45c | Refined A45c
COFFEE.
Riochoice 4* ^-36c | Ordinary35c
AckerlyNat^Armstrong H
A
ArmitageJos
ArnoldK ite
BakerJ o Ball D WBarcbus L ii
BarkerJ 11 r her aBergren W
BlakeII Bennett tliozett G
BoothVV B Boyle P MBordageJ^Boyd Mrs Jennie Boatman Ha/riet BogkE
BonerJ Brown CJBrackett ^ II^Uutz Wm
C
CarterW
ChandlerC U^Clements E
Bray^J E
CalifF^Cbauvin F L^Combs K
ClevelandW e Colston J^Coulehan J Clanton II r^Curren J
D
DoolittleP^Dunton n B
B
EastridgeJ^Ernst J
P
FairchildJ^F^n)t M C^Fuhner r
G
Cento*B^
Hamiltonr^Harper f
teas.
Imperialf Tb
YoungHyson 4^ tb
Japanese,in papers, ^ R^
TOBAfXJO.
NaturalLeaf, f lb
Otherbrands if To
syrup.
Belcher'sGolden Syrup, 10 gal
Belcher'sS h Syrup, 10 gal.
BUTTER.
SaltLake -f BJ...35a-r^0c | Ranch ft- ^^OYSTERS.
Field'ssteamed ^ case
Otherbrand*
..175^2 00^.1 50*1 75^..I 25s
.125^1 40^.1 OOttsl 25
asea l
east,ou li.e rruen.. l^the E fitty .7J feat) fsf claim S:X^^gogue lisle; also, tue I. h.. . ., ..,
west,on the Judge Hosmer lodt; also ^^ *^50 feet of claim No 2, west on the Mh|v(^V^bo, the w eit fil.y 50 fee; of dais- v.-3 -7.^Montrose hxle; also, tbe s. \v |, _StleSa^No 2 N W on the BHsa belli loile H|'| iJa^.'N^District. Also, the south hfiy 50 j^t, 1^ ^r^w^2 north on the Mutihla lode; also. eUuei^0.1 the Effingham h .. .... , , ,
theMillie lode; also n.i'm No .', s \\ ,,^ , \ .^l^^lc; also cI..'in No .*^ N ou the ^^tafler^claim No 1 E ou the Field I^mi,.; ^,^^N on the Great k,xisolation* iwle; al*,,^ *^north on the Maccaiimon; also claim \^^the Uovveua lode- also ciaim No 5 S *H ' '^^o 2 lode; also 200 Ieet, more or les, a ^^lipside li^le; also claim No 2 v^al*o tue N E faliy 50 feet ot claim Nol x 1'^'^1m, 1.-..s lode, aviso the N E hit) jsi ,,^1_ N E 011 the .1 onus j.. Extension ;.^,,. d^E buy ^*J feet ofc-lauu No 1 N 1. ,^iode; also the N It tWSSt/-five 85 fei^claim on the J. II. MibarO ImI^tWv.l.ty-live 25 feet ot discovery claiui ou Uk I^iow lode; also the east hit- 5u fi-ct nt oi^ 7^vvee^ on tbe Lui.\inler loUe; a ss 1 hat a - 7^50 Iret ot ciaim .No 2 S E on :he L.uu.ne.y \, n^so the 0 \\ fiAy 50 ioct of cL.iin No 1; | ,^Mouirose lode; also the east lilly 5U fwt 1;j^No 1 E ou the Fedetal hale; a.t-.. ^-.^nu S.^i \^on uie Millie lotie; also c:i,im No it^lode; also cla^tu No 5 ^S ou the tiiia: hij,^iotle; also claim Nv, 4 N ou ihe l*'inialia^ m^also claim No 3 S E on lue Rowcua ksle; **^^^No 4 N E 011 lue Garni..*. ...... . aWcnuBiht]
EOtl Ihs JdilUe l^aie; a.' o claan No I WesLaail^discoveiy c aim 00 the 1 ieidlode, U-iujjl^ j,^a!.-.1 claim No 3 '^^ oil toe ^j|eal Expet:;..;;.,
sisalclaim No -a ymm \ ou iue laanaaaaw at^Ian olnisa No I S E on t^e Ro-veaa :otle;AtoMl^No 2 N H' on the Mouutalu Liou loue; aisn c^Ni.2N E ou the tlaroiner i sle; also the e^t^^ofcaim No 2 west on the I^an ila.- . ,..c. M .^No -5 N 011 tue lvaoaoe lode; a.so i^e east u*.^claim No 3 West 011 Uie Coto P.ixe kmi^West half of claim No 2 w est ou the Dea Halesi^also t.ie north half of d.s'jovery cuun ..n !^. itnis Lnuiii lo^te. laii.g j.ii a.^halfolelai.ii No 5 west oa lue Vesuvtas Utue,^the west half of claim No *.' west 0.1^^ode; aisofheeas. ' all'exclaim No 4 treat .^AssBSS lasts* also 'he curia ha^l of claim .V^on the Atari.ie lode; also the u...iu huit of cia^No 1 uoiib on the Esop lode; tisn toe ^ kg^slaisa No 'i south on the lieishel Ex eusioo iu*^also claim No 2 S W ou tbe Amigo lo.lt, a \^Mains' gulch dUUlct ^ Also t..e uur h hail uf q^No M north ou the Coto Paxi iode; Also tbe S K^ieet ot ciaim No 5 noithwc-st on tbe ^^i;. nu. tit-^^iou lotle; also the west 100 feel of ciaim .\^oa tbe Vssnvtsaa M*tlsrs**mt*Mss^rihweaCL
riaim-No 2 ncrthvvesi ou uie Jup..er twie ex^i./u; aiso lite ettst loj Ieet ^.f claim Rsl wr^t*^^^Dan lla.e oaie; a m* the west Uiiy .^iti ieet of imm^e^'y CVa'ta ou t-je Rucuester iode; a so ^^ ah fst^5'J feei of ciaim AS^3 S E ou ihe *lai:isi lod^: sj^tee northwest 10^l ieet cf Claim Nol uortbsett^tat- Jupiter iode; also ciaim No 4 S K ^ ;^ i^\ unices lo^e; also cairn No 2 i.ortlieda:^Montrose toUe; auto claim Ao 1 soutbwrsi ia ia^Oro l'uio 1 otle; ^'so ihe s^ ulbtvest hityju trd^liscovery ciaim oa the Oro no 1^No 1 uortbeaetos the Ssbastipoie mue: simtbt^E 50 feet of disr.ovcry c .1111 ou o.e ssa!m^U(v^^lode; aiso ciaim No I northeast ou the P..: .^iode; also tue Uoribeasl tilt) 50 teet uf Uimoo'^Claim ou the I'oio Te.upo iode; also c a.in ^u.^E 011 the Bueti Visie loue; aiso the uorttieul 6t^5^) teev of discovery claim on ihe Lueu VUla W^also the south tllty 50 is^t of discovery cutis mi^ciaim No 1 6 on the Atiry Kico hale; auto cam .V^3 uor.hwe^l es the Megatherium lode: *^*^^ tht^W ti 1 ty t^.,^t of claim No 2 northwest ou the Meg*a^ertt-mtvde-, auto claim No 1 norm on :^e Mark It^tliotty .win; also tlie lloitli hlly t 11 ol Uiavvieri^ciaim ou the M ;rk Anthony iode: also cuiin So^northwest, being 'JO0 feet; aud tiie uurttiweS H}^feei of ciaim No :j DOithwest on the Cieopatta luUr^also, oue undivided sixth interest in aud to tht S^low ing claims : D' Covery ciaim aud ciaiaassr^her one east, and number one, tw o. three, four. O^six aud seveu, west, on the Dundee lode, sae it^covery claim and nuinoers one, two, three kn.'^aud hve, sou.beast, aud numbers oue, twu ^*^^three, norihvvest, ou the Pony iode; also dssstsr;^claim aud claims number one, two, turee. mvmi^live, west, aud claims number oue, iwo aod lint^east, on tbe Gold Hill lode No 2 Also s eerta*^fifreen stamp Quartz Miti, with lot, buildup, sr^gine baterns, fixtures, appurtenances, ississr^menu and so forth, now belonging thereto or 11 sij^wise appertaining. All lying and beingsitsfesi a^Hot Spring Mining Dfstriet, Madison County, Mca^tana Territory.
Saleto commence at 11 o'clock A. M- uf tl*^day.
WM.L. McMATU,^WM. MOliKl--.^WM. Y. LOVELL,
Comaiusioa*!-'
Nov.28th. UK*.twl w 17W-1
3
Erasive.
Danzeisenl^Drew n
EarlsP^Escben H
FalabeeP^Flnss A^Foster t J^Fuller t B
GssetH
Handley8 J^Harnys C
ByamD l
Carhillg W
ClostonJ e^Colson J M^Cook D F^Crickett d
DobbsHatt ie
EllisonW ii
Palm
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SterlingExpress.
pilLSExpress will leave Virginia city every^A ruesdav and Saturday for Sterlin-r, and leave^Sterling for Virginia city every Monday and Fri^doy. Letters and packages entrust-d to us will b^^forwarded with oare and dispatch. Office at J M^Kni^ht'* store, Virginia City.
Collection*made in Hot Spring, district and mon^promptly remitted.
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HarrisonItH-trtsell JennieHale W W
HardwichJEHicks SHo.lge* H ^V
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HnutT WHall JHunter Mrs J
Ior non-retention or incontinence^J/'^^' lmt*u^^, inflammation or iflceration^of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostrate^gland, stone in the bladder, calculus, grave', or^brick dust oeposits, and all diseases of tbe bladder,^kidneys and dropsical swellings,
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BYvirtue of an execution issued out ofb.r^the District Court in uud tor tbe count) '^Aladison aad Territory of Moataua, bearisf ^-*^^tue Hith day of November, A. D. 1S67, 1 km-*^upon and will sell to the highest bidder^..ie iu hand paid, at tbe from door of the slsvif'^office on Idaho street ia Virginia City, Msd *-*^county, M. T., on Saturday, the J4th day d^cenibcr, between the hours of 10 o'clock ^^ s.*^*^4 p. m. of that day tbe following described VI***^ty, lying aod beiug in tbe county aforesaid,^The north-east 17tj feet of claim number oot 11^south-west from discovery 00 the James H I**^lode; also tbe north-east fifty feet of clana aaa*^^one ( 1) north-east fiont discovery on th* BlhnJ^and James h Lucas; aiso the undivided twirito*^of discovery claim ou the James II Lues* ^^*-^^also the undivided one half of discovery sh*^on the Illinuiae lode;, also oue 24-*tas^F^mill with all the appurtenances and ni*i*sWT^thereto bulcugiug; all situated io Summit lJiiai*^Madison county, Territory of Montaua. .
Takenas the property of the Lucas MiDinf 1^to satisfy an execution in favor of L H Het*^ir i^*^ CoDAVID MoCKA-V'J1*
Sheriffof Madison County, atT-^SherifT* Office, Nov 18, 1807. wl'^
MierlHs Mile.
Byvirtue of an execution issued out of, aadV^the District Court in and for the Coo^V *^Madison and Territory of Montana, bearlaf ^**^the 18th day November A. D. 1867. I levied ^i^;^and will sell to tbe highest bidder for easb to nx |^hand paid, at the front door of the Sheriff-* otfio.^^Idaho street in Virginia City, Madison County'^T.. on Saturday too 14th day of Dacem-*' *r^ween the hours of 10 s m, and 4pm of tbst^h(^be following desoribed property, lying aad^n the county aforesaid, to-wit: The north*^*1^ITS feet of claim No one (1/ south-ws-^oovery on the James h. Lucas lode; also, tlwas*'^east fifty feet uf claim No. one {11 north-east-1**^discovery on the Illinois and lames h. Lucas; *^*^the undivided two thirds of discovery claisi^James h. Lucas lode; also, one undivided kef*^discovery clsim on tbe Illinois lole; also, os*-^stamp quartz mill, with all tba appurteiiaas****^machinery thereto belouging,taken is tbe put*-*^ot the I.ii. - is Mining Company, to satisfy an *,r^cution in favor of R. C Knox-
Sheriff'soffice, November 19, 18T7-
DAVIDMoCRANOK.^W170-I72Sheriff, Madison Co-, M T
