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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
FOR SALE.
For Rent.

TIE MANSION HOUSE AND
Grounds, late the residence of
David G. Wilson, decd.
lUshgkltnitv sinatcd on tie outsktns Of ire city
NJ Wilmington,
With lawn, garden and shrubberY all in sood ars.r
-. he entire building is heated with hot wssa:.
ssssyA and aud has nl iee modern I'M rroysmsnis
..s.m 4 good brick stable. with ample accom- n oda-
-slkS ton Tor horses snd co modious am
ball iinss tc. Fna prciI WITHIN one nm nd al
yatl' of the Dt1Hre Avenue Passenger Railway with
passing very Few miputes TO the PhiIadsinhia
v iltllngiOl and i.aitimo, railway station,
One of tue It Asrahia and hes lthy reSIdapres A.,
tue sts,e. Po-e'Hstnn siyen iIumed lately. -
Apply 10 Dr.. II. PoRIER
A. 4. BAYARD,
ief 4-rlt Niimn al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

Ss-S, uE anbscrbef ofsrs himself as candidate Tor
ny ths nomnat,on OF the Union party sneriH
hFs~' OF New Castle County. at the coming election
At the time he pledges himself TO sve
iuee cordial tnppnrt. D. I. RICHARDS
Mill Creek unndra Ieh. IL IHa6
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
NOTICE.

THE Gc.pslluarshp heretofore existing between
ziba Ferris AMI Zibt Ferris, il, under the him ui
2iba Ferris Sou Is this day ,i.A lsel The AHA
Ferris having sold unto the said Ehs Ferris Jr all has
right title and utter st IN the SID c'rart norshp The
WATCH ani JEWEt.ltY bushes, will hereafter be o0n-
timtd at the old st.ed. W Cor. VI 18th aud Market
street. by ZibA Ferris Ir., alone
2IBA FERRIS,
ZIBA FERRIS, JR.
Wilmington, 81 mouth, lat, lsso--sSm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

ILIN mi ANN MI IuYi nj Inn.
IN n,,n VII si, a., ,,.,; o 70, , ms SHryk
[$SN - w ~ - a. i"v,i, oaie, ~ w re xtAS
- ','ohce AZ roo Lion, Drl On TU d snAf sks.Rz1
he 2ii DAY Of March, lSt5, Rt 10 o'clock, A. NJ the
t'lio hE personal properly Wig horses suiiab iir
larti road 8 mich cows all fresh / lull coming
thlee wars uitl | wearing Mi i ,t,ar
Fatming rtrn,ils-.l,o,r, is1;n,, -, % % o a,.n a.,
- 80 t,tti /. ,n,t"ik " mt" Wagons ~
to tGf n'i'i hei GU endless chain morse power
"h 'ilhihtH ihfo'her hn cleaner, nearly Jersey
hhe Newer ard Reaper, selfraher superior article;
N rirts hnTsp cart steel tooth rake revol Wing rake
atan fll irs, rnlet pluws: hnr rows. cultiynturs
forks. rak,s. val. anna :, In,, ,,h,n ~. crnss
ri,t st,y a horse a. n, Ito ,ni X ,a, - li'i
i,, ~; h. Ni''H,o "n" '',u' tees' OK 'nh,hh,
CANNING feed euitIr' SET Oh harness. sIage and
earfiHgo harness, moving scythe grain cradles:
old iron and lutnerDns ARTICLES not enumerated
TERMS--All sums OF 80 and upler cash AL u,pr
sno rrft NJ .i,l ,o, IN III i. I't,,a M ,r,i,a,,
Eiyine h4nkahlS note, Interest: ldded with 'pproyed
r, Il oGiE Ape,ou-sr """'' N D. m m..S n't n.
k'ubfie sale.
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I.rn,in, jtnn.iis consg.tin,, of piows n,uht. h.
row nj iyaiars Sinsie Ii row with bandias ns
carts hs4ss ~gs Hi-T--ii Il Holl.
o., ptHi ats' " st Icy i na MN es1r
hin. t.annr II srhed Gern Shelter firain ir des
Hand Mowin4 ScsthSs hay. straw, aad MANURE Forks
hand and garden takes, grain Fan, oil patsat, OK
yoke4 -ehainH nearly new; barn Sbovels, Spades
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

yaf The subscriber oilers himself to the voters of
,Ngg New Castle Gounty as acandids'e Tor the office
NFp~xof SH RIFF. subject - the decision ni the
Inlun Party, lie returns his sincere thsnks 10 his
rienit for the hsterng vote given him 1864, and
respectfully socits their the ensuing
lion elect pledging himself to weld ardent sui
port to the successful nominee. uhLALlES,
White CLAY Greek Hundred. Fob. b. lA66-tn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
For Sale or Exchange.

.fFEIsA We haso for sale Exchange for CITY pro.
lks.M peiIyi q very good farm, of 24s scres e3 of
II E&$E- Whior are wsndLia situated at the Black
R,r atian, the Delaware Railroad The land Is in
I'D Order, the ica,e sc9o. fa dwelling Stable
GraBary aud crib Aad reach orchard 1000 trees
will he Is or eEch2ng fr city property, on iayor
49, taiins Apply to Wal bright 4 SON,
Real Estate Dealers,
leo l. IN Wilmington Del;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

Ssx3 TIE undersigned Cd himself as u candidate
fNttEtor the nomination OF The Union patty Tor tho
office Of Coroner. He we'd his country Ia the Army
and wing failing health he solicits the ,atpnrt
Of his friends tho polls Al tho time ever
he pledges himself TO support the nominee.
mi II tn WILLIAM BUCKINGHAM,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

$500. The uudersigued at the request of many irttLds,
XSg eli IA himself again Candidate fer the Union
EseNf Nomination for Corunar, of New Castle County
liver thankful to his flends for the uniivd supp
given him in 1864 he respectfully sol!cts their
the coming Nomination Electiou aud pledges himself
IN give hearty support {, the successful Nominee.
JOHN CURRY,
Wilmington, Hundred, Feb ", isd6-tn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

- CLOTHING. an
Nh Fall & Winter Clothing.
nUR STOCK o. EBtDY-MADK
~ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
1 now being made Mp q perioi by the boat
Workmen IN the city.
FOR Ell EGASCE, DUfABTLIrY, NEATNksS AND
CItEApNESS,
THEY CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
Cut In the most approved timer and homo made, we
defy competition Call aud examine orr clothing before
purchasing elsew here.
We sell a mogs superior article of Fashionable Cut
Ready Clothing, han any other houss in the city
Cloths. Cassmers and Ve.tings always hand, which
will be ,de up ;he latest style and in the best
aud will be sold low, and all eAses warranted to
give sntisfaction.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
EDWARD MOORE,
No. 22S Market Sta Get, below Third.
So The Oldest and largest Clothing Emporium in the
city. InsyS-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
ossEsrss y POSTS ANN RA1es

you SAFE " PIKE CREEK near TSylors Factory
I IdsN Will ue tei eted any convenient dsianrn
IRON ilhitdHl"n AbntS 10 MAl. WALTER,
On the premites, or 10
fHoS, WALTZ r, in Witminnton
81 COMFORTABLE HoESs WIHh GARDEN
1T 10 rent t"o iitts iapm Winfa, en- Appiy 10
49, apr T. WALII.R.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
Carriage Factory for Sale or Rent.

Ihyt Ilrge aud cofnmadipus establishment
l,AI situaa near the south end II the Wilmington
- FRIDGE formerly occupied by A. Hlaglor 4 Co.,
AZ = comprising with the ground enclosed, an ares
u u f-, fronting the public rad and - feet haek
Also lot OF ground e1joning the above in me r9,
iD4t side, extending west t. H. H. ~ 3
sd i41 t-et, and nuttheriy the River bank - tra
"a w,tsh IL has whtlnn; trout u az foot loain1,
ii sa a 10 j. NJ PEuPIIs 4 co, with right q Ss' '
r. ne public TOAD. Ch ttbhs y, SaS ssrast
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
CFttk IlHHLftui NIHTcH u o00sfN
THE SIIEREFF.ALTY.

auA. Tho undersigned at the urgent solicitation Of
4SF,mauy OF his 'risnd- has concluded to cfer him
t'seA%s Il candidate Tor tbs Union nomination for
sheriff OF Now Castle County. At the time that
lie aocits tho all he will cheerfuy atquiesce In
tho decision If the party aud cordially support tie
nominee. LEWIS ZEBLEY,
February u, isd6-tn Brandy wine Hundred.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS to sell s1od sell
AZ articles wanted by every person. Call, address,
With mp, Manufacturers, Konn 10, No. 400 Chest.
.ut srrtt, Philadelphia lab 10 I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
building for sale.

S7IG frsme bull siog in good condition, with gel
4a log pine Eitls aud rI size. IS by e
ar y feet TO the square q stories hiEhl snitsb'e
WORK shop. stanle barn, could be readily
yrrted with little expense into Two dwellings, App I,
the holt aud Nut Works. at the foot Of Third
mar Tot JOSEPH TkAS Il co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19
wm.T, Airiehs. 7t.. ana Jciror.u,

Has just lSel Lot Of Prime Roll and Tub
ID: n Blu ter, Canned peaohes, Tomatoes. Green Corn
EfT Hn Granbcrries, TrentOa Wine Crackers, Bonds
Hisicn Blscuit. Oranges lem ms, bues frunea. Figs
ani Raisins. Also nav inNors Il those supei t1r
o. long Teas A. 0red; eeng japan aHi Llag Arm
Oh OPP and White L,guira aud gteen Gohse which
in such great denan AT Seventh and Jrners"n Streets
Wilmington, Del. nr I'LL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-19

FOR, SALE.

- A pair OF nne dark ChestnUt SoTTel Mares
m we'll matched, good drivers Ia singh OF double
~< fharness Apply to -
NrnA NJ IL ocnRLrREE,
mr .3ts Wilmington. Del
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aMa MapRr's rNrRf flalsatism.

44dpCr'S Gf5zce.
,y.. 4aibuine, A. Septemtets 1856.
fi tlebtreinHimmuis8 NIT etitet Standardization
bes GeiunAb fab bierBtf bic Eriueegen,
6epbrdi1t dfFer an aebfaud6en, 6ub nuf 6ieienisen
BeriOneH au6gehe5ut, Dekh oREeTbaib ben Gorporas
tieuzaiHien wobnen. 1iejs1tieen pedbe Sisfes Yris
piIegtum bennReuiinh fdbig ma nad ben fteAenAen
geieten eoflr sn sahen, Iuerben eriut bel ben aSz
1erSTar- goHeft6r uorsuipredben. nnperm5genbe m5z
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MaDDrs ASrDf Ia,n1atiDm.
p an Os 8 bfussU.

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bettsratbes ntsstbeit ben betr. Seamten unb in
Sinweiiirns her 6, SettiOn Der 9efunbbeitssefese,
pafrt %. Sun 1866, rueI1es OIsenbermaBen lhutet.
sA4e ReriansR finb amsew:efsn ben Orbianpeen, Rez
hemARuS Sewt g@ran sei btIusteH adtbes' si
beieIseh Susd bic betr Seamtet uAS Jer btfase ORA
Oinoneen ac nt beOIst OOer perIett, fol- uerIieren
anb assSie taSf fbesdbtea Rit IOensstt4Is finf unS
nibt meHr Senu finisis Dollars" SD befebIe bier
mt Sab bic foJpie Deietber in Sem eslabtz
srlHhe RaibuiHs fOsei bic Abtritte Hnb berseiz
9en pIass andbe tbrer gBobnbnstn gu perieben nit
benz pom, Gejunebeitsrotbe uOrsef9rebenen eblOroz
faIt Den ArtiieL NIT gebran5sanweiInng tan,i mon
in je6er Apotbete befommen.
gerfOnen, rueIde aidt fdbis nb, biefen GtOH ansuz
f4afen, fBAnen SenisIben eMf 0afase ssrbaIten in
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pom 1Oat6r Rorsenssbis5 usf ea5mittass aut cine
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Die goIsei bat Drbre 6arauf su iebeu. Sdb Seie Or
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ia . :. ssaais n; Sd. Ofait. .Droipm,.
IL Fffs ts+-pi a. nFsi--ft- 'E93Iife- s. t'' gouor
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wsapDr's Asrpffa'rattOn.

- tsit Sd q non6rsd6tties
al / 81 a1E H9ibpiusf y, September 1866.
Sn 1sbereinftimmuns NIT eiuer Grbinaua bes 9ez
iunObetsratbes pom II. september b. S.. unS IN 1le=
bereinfimmuns NIT einem Geieh, pom g. SUM- 1866,
rDeI6es ben @efubbeitsrutb uurtOrirt, sa enti9ei<
ben mas cine 9snifauce if ODer irgenS weId9es mas
f6G6Li FIR Die 9eianbbet Der StoAt fein tanu, made
ID bierit befaitnt, Sas her 8ertdaf pen fOIsenben
5tsbten nnerbalb Ssr staptsrsnsen anseiesIi9 fsia
iou;1salE fai-.is- -,a ffaa at-saal s1H04F '''
T. geetOnen pfirfise, AepfeI, grten, Bebtrout, ROrn
Hne friidbe Slide.
Die POlsei i initrMirt bic 8cfoIaums oiefer Drbis
nans eenau su lberIuadben uHb irsenb wele lleber'
tretitgsp 1UstSep uitpsr peHen trense hes Ssfeses
beitraft Iuerben.,
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iunbbeitsrab mid beauftrast bait pie 8apasr Dor ben
gsnus pOu CHER, Bier lab aEe ~ Ostneli bis Oer=i
icIbe weitsre SnitruttiOnsn in bteer 9init srbt'
g4. Natt Broipn,
sSaHs'l" 'S't3f'lts DtaDor.
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YOrtlano, II. Sept. 2
9ieGReDuhtieaHefe ebaheH 65ne WGio@
ritaf BON 29, 900 Sfimlhen, einen @es
tpiuu BON. coco aeaen bic Iests Sabl,
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p-ahtEKssdiaes SOuniA, siasE odbs bic
s~saaDs Der &aiierin @hsEfoite chOu-
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a.a rim ebarIptle BAT 6cia Rdiler eiiieii Bes
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rif0ite 3apeifel, .sDab DeT &0iieE fi0 auf
'niHts tininifert ipill, uni Die megitnniihe
TGnaitig dsfreAt IN erbGGtetr. CD iit
..iId1er, Dab Die &aiicEin bon WfeTifo nibt
auriidfebren, lsn6frns0a6 Der &aiieT ios
balp sr ebaeoantt bat, ielbit tOmlmen
mltp-g saisdi4ss
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Sin c.ina ati.i11. sept

Sen. Grant, bal, BEN 8rafbenten in
SnbianapoIis Steien georsen berIailen
uno erreiHte Cincinnati am 0ittag. Qti
besab f6 iOfoft mad GoUinstOn, no
ieine Gltern iuobneu. 9lbenbs 9ing er
sHrHRaugb beinAte oas Siationaltbeater.
Gin 6a6eL Bug wuroe ibm mad benz
srEasltsSaag aebEq4h ht So4 9fs asFs par er nist
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aA''Aa Gas' gBsttet 1T taft NIT dnHattenOen
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General Grant in Cincinnati.

Die gelsgatsg Der fiOli@en G9nbentioa
in stsp <Ssrieb unO Steip .gort. -
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8t F1f1 4fia EN-

,saGIn ggniite bon Der HRi6n 9edgue
t,iuirb bon bier nam &eipart aeben, um
Bic DeIeaaten, mel@e bon Der YhiIabel<
bhin Convention mad .bem @rabe Qin<
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leaaten aniuelcnb iein tperben. Sie
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Hepnblifnmtfcber ,gie9 II
NAiHd3fH i l. NN Noi,tsiD II Il
ss gWet6ri6fem btlrd RelrsdtI tIaili
{ ''"''' ttfe6en &eIe8fdpb.
H0TTF7TT-S~

2o,uispilI,e, II. Sept.
.'Sst 8fdFSeht tam beutt g1admittag
bier an un6 nuroe 3, ,entbHliaitild et1<.
pfanaeu. Seine 9te6e mar iuie Die frii@
bcren itno bate 0as SD" gum alleinis
gen Sbema. NufalenO lit es, 0aB
Separb, Sefr. 8eqes, { lPlofhfrak, Sdrs
ra9ut, Die generaie Guitar nn6 @root
Der Nense borseite4t, ppreenGA AOab aber
6es General 9rant sbiet6l 9teblingS Der
m0r6lihen Mrmee ni6t erpa6nt tpiro.
(Gin Sepeis, sae DelF t|adidt, ueI6s.
mir in uniernt 9eitrigen 9ettartifel aus
ipraden, ri6ti9 par) )g0 .&. .-
St.a9pntS, IL. Sept..q1
9. g. 9fc@noretus, lpel6er felt bielen
Il Sdbrsn 7sateiatsa6eAt bes ct. 2ouis
SSair Grounds mar, beribte lebte 98ode
Il EfI6lmsraf fPsepter ii6 cine piitOlen<
~ fhgeF 0urfJ ben &opf lagte. NRan tueiB
feineu grunb fur Oiele iibereilte Shat.
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9trrnee Dor Stfsburg. =.
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Yartei abeelebnt.
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bas lopale SOmite bon Ybilabelpbia 81
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ben, naheru ii6 6em 6lu1e uno iie mo-
gen bieHeiAt nod Wif1ouri toninien.
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baben Sorn &artoffeln, SObl un6 Eo<
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gang ertGtdttert mo III iperigen Sa9en
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The Montana post., 1866-02-24

The following testimonial of the Bar Of Virginia City
vas presented to w. F. Sanders leaving Virginia City
for Washington:
VIRGINIA CRY, February 2lss 1866
AZ meeting OF the Bar of Virginia CITY Montana
territory held at the Court Room of the Probate
Court for Madison county the following proceedings were
mad WHEREAS Our brother member Colonel W. F..
SANDERS now on the eve of leaving for the East and
whereas we are desirous of giving feelings some
proper shape whereby we express high esteem in
every sense for brother and that we NAV the better
recommend him to those with whom he may have business
or meet socially; be it. therefore
Resofsed Thatin Colonel Sanders we recognize the HIGH
toned gentleman the thorough lawyer the gifted man the
oave and fearless defender OF what he conceiyes to be
ght and the untring seeker after Knowledge and il is
further = - O a. %
Hesored That we recognize ia our brother the social
warm hearted companion in his Intercourse with
ose ne meets that are worthy and that as possessing
aa heSe qualities We recenmend Colonel Sanders TO ali
among whom he may be thrown ~
Eso'oea That we will anxiousiy look for and heartily
welcome the rera eS Colonel Sanders TO his uumeros
friends. " " io"s
fesofoed Ihss copy OF these resolutions be given to
our brother and that they also be spread upon the records
of this and the District Court of this county
w., WIN. Y. LOWELL, Chairman
WG. II. CHIIEs, Secretary.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

FROM wALLA wALLA-A Mr.. Crane, whom ge have not
had the pleasure of meeting left Wala Waa the 10Th
of January, coming by Boise Snake river etc., reaching
ths city Thursday He reports that neither Wadron
Bacon the expressmen had been heard from a. Wala
Walla although due three weeks, having left
here on the l1h of December T. j. Favoe editor and
before Mr. Crane le but whether he Favore intended
by way Of Csur dAlene Pen dOreile he did not
learn. Considerable uneasness is felt for these parties
both here and the other side; but after ALL they may
b in comfortable quarters and liable to make
hsr appearance at any hour Such certainly the wish
and rIhysr be spss Rlena Radtasc ira
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
Summons.
MONTANA TERRITORY, }n
MADISON COIINry S-S-

AONIANA TERRITORY, }c-
MADISON COUNTY SS-S-
William Ties
rs Before William A. shrOvsr
E. s. Owens. Jasuce OF the Peace
To the Sheriff any Constable of Madison c0n-.-
greeting: N'uO'y.
TO T. s. Owens: You hereby summoned -,
required to appear and answer the complaint in th
entitled action, which has been filed in the Com
A Shroyer, Justice of the Peace in and E,r Ms;Ii
County and Territory aforesaid the 22d day Of Fsb
1860 at two o'clock p. m. Of that day and If Won sI
answer the complaint 1T the time aforesaid iud 'a .,
De rendered against you for the seventeen and b
six onehundredths dollars and costs of suit Tbis a
brought to secure payment of prsmissory note
Witness my hand this thrtieth day of Japn,- ,
=, 90 IL. 1000, WIN. A. SHROYER
.S-o< Justice of the paaca
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
TELEC RAPHIC ABSTRACT
DATES TO FEBRUARY 18th.

state Con stitufiOn for Nebra ska.
ReciProcity a Failure.A Delegation
OF COlOred Men Visit the President
ceremonies Communicating the
Life and Services of Abrab ham Lin.
cOln.-ExpedItiOn TO Establish Mil.
itary Posts on the Route from Min.
nesOta TO Montana, etc.. etc.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
Notice.

L HAVE, on my Rancho, one dark hrown marc -, -
Twelve years old one dark brown three wear Old eo
one olack oneyearold colt which the owner Is reonsS,si
70 come ard pay charges for within thirty days or t
Will be sold at my Rancho, Divide creek deer Io5
GO county nny at public auction, to pay charges
's-o@ A. j. FITZPATRICE
The Montana post., 1866-02-24

BARTER EXTRAoRDINARY.-Ou good friend Goldr;ck
oi he Fedette who can so well appreciate such com
mercia goah, has had offer of crinoline in payment
Tor an Eastern advertisement and delicate request ia
appended that he will send the ladies' measure We once
saw tn arsc tailor measuring the statue of Belvdere
apollo tor dresscoat in the British Museum; but we
give IN at this last Those fellows would put skeletons
in house.
The Montana post., 1866-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SlE51s23lOlfS.
MONTANA TERRITORY, L..
MADISON COUNTY. o-o-

E. and B. Morse
ASOte "lIlaIn A. Shrn,..
John Vanderbilt. Justice Of the Peace -'7s'
TO the Sheriff or any Constable 0f said County ,u.
To John Vanderbilt: You are hereby ssseunst
required 10 appear and answer the complaint in The no
entitled action which has been fled in the Cor auors
A. Shroyer Justice of the Peace in and for M.Ih I'm
County and Territory aforesaid the 22d dav Of
A D. 1860 at ten o'clock m Of that day and n
10 answer the complaint the time aEGresaid l. la
will be rendered against you for the sam Of
eight one hundredths dollars and costs of sit aud
is brought to recover payment Of book account, ''a
Witness my hand this thirtieth day Of Ja,.-
D:leoo VIM. A. SHROYER a.
's-oS Justice of the Peae.