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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
CONFECTIONERY =!

THE subscriber informs bis old custom.
l. ers and The public generally that he
keeps constantly on hand, Fresh Candies,
Fruits, Nuts, Seasoning Extracts, Toilet
Soaps. Notions, &c, which lie viii sell
very Cheap. Ale and Wine also or hand
al all times.
StOnebraker'S Oysters. Domestic Wine,
AND CAKES are famous and he will be
always ready to supply all with the very
best, either in email or large quantities.
He will supply Prlies and families al mod
erato rates. G5e Give hin Trial and be
sali. fed that lie has the best IN his line.
JOSEPH NJ. STONEBRAKER.
August 3, 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
Manhood How Lost, how Rc:lJft1.

Manhood: How Lost, how Restored.
-7z., Ju.t published, Re" ttnion u
Aslef$ DR.. CcIverveHs L, lrhTsird Essay
skssAzy on the radical cure (~rhou' mea'.
eInet OF SPERNAroRRHOIA. or SsnInsi Web.
ness Involuntary Seminal Losses, INP0TENoT.
Mrnta and Physi,a' Incapac i'y I'm ejtnen's ~
Marriage. elc.. also CoNsUsPrIoS, ErILEFSr
aud Frs indeed 5y acknowledgement or seIusl
eAtraVa2sace.
u P,lce IA scaief onv. pc, oni, cents
The celehrIei aui6os ia tins admirable essay
ciearIy demonstrates from 3 ,hrly years src.
ccssiU pTaclI Z, that the alarming consequences
Srl' abuse may be rajicaily cured without Ia"
dangerous use Of internal medicine Or Re aP
picaiIon Of the Anticipating out a mode Of
cure at once >!mrle, certain and thec'uaL by
means Of Nh.ch every sUd rer. 10 matter Whl'
bis c ndilion may be may cue hImS-i eaear'S,
prva ely, and radically.
q This Lecture should lie in The hands .
every youth and every man N the iaHd.
Seur, under seal, IN pain enytl.ie. 10 9oy
address postpaid, on rece pt OF SIX crn'', or two
post stamps. Also, Dr.. Ca.NegWods N-Futse
Guide pr &C - cents.
Address tie publishers.
CHAS. J. NLlAE & Co.
1877 BowerY, Nes ork. Post Once Box 1856
November .3, 1867. tF.3. Gs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
REDU TION OF PRICES
6 D. X ELLER,

ave- - ~ COT W uSHH' : 90" |'''S''
HAoERsTowN. MD,
<snss,- Has Just returned from Phil
SA&SS adelphia, with large and
&NtSsSSzsss:sS well selected Stock of Goods
suitable for The Holidays, consisting in WAT
CHES of the best American, English and
Swiss Manufactures, Ladies and Gentemen's
GOLD WATCHES OF ALL STYLES.
conplete assortment of JEWELRY of all
the latest styles. CLOCKS Of every descrip-
ton and price. A full line Of SILVER WARE
from Napkin Ring to Tea Set. FANCY
GOODS-the finest articles, such as
MUSIC BOOKS, WORK BONES,
CIGAR STANDS. TOILET SETS, LADIES
COMPANIONS, VASES,
Portemonnas, Needles, Scissors ard Cutlery Of
the b@st quality. Gold, Silver and Steel SPEC
TACLES with the most improved glasses 10
sui! every one.
AS Christmas is near at hand and persons
are DESTROYS of making presents he will sell
goods for this purpose at reduced prices.
Remember the place. Sign of the Big Spccks
at F. j. Posey's Old Stand, 2 doors East OF the
Hagerstown Bank.
rs Watches, Clocks and Jewelry promptly
repaired and warranted.
G. D. KELLER.
Hagerstown. Dec. I, 1867. IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28

CANNED FRUITS Peaches, Pine
" Apples strawberries, Oysters, Pick.
les &c. cheap Iruin {. Kesdu.
UATs.-We have veiy large assert.
A msni OF Mems Bl.ck sloncb Hats.
which will be sold cheaper than else
uhers. Call and zee them.
Dec u l'''in & K,edy.
YUGAR and Syrup,-The bes, Wit.
y and Brown Sugars. also extra Sy,urs
eh.,pe rand better ,hsu elsewhere, At
Dec 81 ruin & Keedy',.
NiNE French Candies AS this is the
! Festive Season. . supply Of 6ne
French Candies. Rsisirs, Nuts, &C.. car
DO found ., The Drug Store.
fHEESE !-Prime Eastern Cheese
" with Wafer. Sugar. Soda. Butter
Cream and MUSHROOM Crackers, cheap
|" ruin 4 Essdy's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
Notions 4! Notions 1!

DIAPER Collars. Linen Shirt sssoms,
L 25 cts; Boss cts; Scissors 20 els;
Paper, Envelopes, Toilet Soap, Hose,
Waterproof Backing, also Cigars and
Tobacco. dec7 j. $. Filming.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28

VI OGDEN Bowls, all sizes, Cook
III Stoves, Timothy Seed, Axes and
Horse Nails, for sale by
Ransom e. Duke, Charles,own.
llPHAM'S Meat Cure, for The prevenr
" ton and cure of Consumption. Bron.
chiis. Dyspepsia and General Debility,
for sale al the Drug Store
GOAL Oil Lamps, Burners. Wicks and
v Chimneys al The Drug Store.
TIOOP Skirls.-We have large stock
* OF Hoop Skirts, all sizes, which We
ale now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. T,Oin g. Keedy.
! ARGEST and chespest stock Of Goods
~ in Shepherdstown at d. s RentchS.
DOGWOOD Jewelry, al rs cents and
ID 81 per sell. Richard g. UelShanS.
QALT.-G. A. and Fine Salt, by the
y sack or otherwise, cheap, al
nov 2 Lr,em s. Keedy'S.
KlACTORY Goods of all kinds and de-
x scripGons, for sale by
nov d. S. Rentch.
OUR Choice Smoking Tobacco and good
y Chewing Tobacco, at
nov 90 LickfderS.
mIDING Bibles, Blind Brides, and
A Rope Hal,ers, al extraordinary low
prices. Twin g. Keedy.
DAISINS. Currsnts, Ciron and Lem.
q ons, just received by
nov 90 Jos. w. Stonebrdker.
IF you want q No. pair Of Mems heavy
4 Buck Gloves for So. Drop in al
nov 90 Lloyd Lickider's.
N7EN's Double Wooden Jackets. at
II nov % L,ckHder's.
TET and Steel Tscks al
j Richard s. Welshqns'.
Z AIDES Merino Vests, at
Il Richard e. Uelshans'.
A FULL stock of Rufling and Trim
II minGs Of all kinds, at
nov o Rickard 6, H'elshans.
QOCO Cream and Cocoaine. excellen,
u hair dressings, for sale al The
aug 81 Drug Store.
WOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking, for
4 sale by d. s. Rsntch.
I THO HORSE AMBULANCE
* for sale or trade, by
move D. s. Rentch.
CHEESE and Crackers a,
4 novs D. S. Rentchs.
III HlTCOMB'S Asthma Remedy, a
LII certain cure for Asthma and Has
Fever. for sale at the Drug Store.
| GALVANIZED and Jspanned Coal
" Holds and Fire Carriers, for sale by
d. Humphreys & Co.
no l6 Charles,own.
IALICOES and Muslins only 10 cents
" per yard, at D. S. Rentch'S.
| OHURNS. Half Bushels. Peck Mes-
y sures, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets,
Brooms, Brushes. Wash Boards, &c,
cheap a, ir,cin & heedys.
MAILS furnished 10 the trade al Bati.
AZ more city prices. E. Shafer
Tl ANTED.-Onions, Potatoes, Cab
III bsge and Turnips. in exchange for
goods,
nov2 h1Oin e. Keedy.
MEN'S Gum Shoes, Gents Wool
lA Cuffs, Mems Yarn Socks, al
nov9 LickHder's
! GOLDEN Cloud Smoking Tobacco. an
" elegan, article. also The best brands Of
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff,
q, IrVin 8, Keedys.
Fresh Oysters.
TRESH OYSTERS, on hand and for
L sale by
% Jos. ~. otoneordker'
Bacon and Lard !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
TO THE LADIES.
MRS ANN SHUGART,

WAVING just returned from Baltimore
* with the very LATEST FALL AND
WINTER FASHIONS, takes this meth.
cd OF notifying her old customers, and The
Ladies generally, that she is now in read
ine.s TO give prompt attention 10 the exc
calion of all work in the MANTUA-MA-
KING BUSINESS. that may be enrust'
ed to her. with the guarantee tina. entire
satisfaction will be given. She has on
hand large stock of Dress and other
Trimmings. Ladies Wear Of sill descrIP-
lions. and Notions for The Ladies. ~ A
call from the public is deslred.
November 2, 1867. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28

Cheese and Crackers.
DRIME Eastern Cheese. and iresh 81
l. da. Sugar and Ws;er Crackers. Also
Mushroom Crackers, nice sriirle for The
.!cE, cheap. at Ewin T. Kssdy',.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
FRESH DRUGS

n Il. .rCEKHARr hs. on harJ. ssi
" WI constantly sid 10 Il, i.ise sni VIZ
IL s. c:,G 5"t a Icro
pfnss snd rara M''"- G''. Fur "in'''
Bruqt,. " hr~Ary, Eu.a 81 Goa. f"'":'.
pnDl Bru.h.> OK. Dye ,, z. sni "ind'S
G,s.S. kt,u.rre ~. Lar'Y- 81 ihnrr"y',
Pine Pr,fur.srv. poms r, .bd '-'irI s'at..
Ac. F.r,cl U,u1lr,, k'-.r' sni t's,. -
hac.o SID ClSl.,, S.o..cn''' s"i ts'"3,
...-s 4 a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
Prepare for Butchering.

Prepare for Butchering.
VIZ E have Butcher Knives, SreeIs, Salt.
vi Pepper. &c., also any quantity OF
Old Rye Whiskey, to keep out the cold,
cheap at Irlrm & Reedys.
0OOD Chesing Tobacco, for sale st &c
~ cents per plug. D. s Rfnick.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
Bacon and Lard !

MRIME country cured Hams. Shoulders
( and Sides; also nice lot Of Lard, and
a few more Sugar cured Hams, all for
sale cheap. by Lrwn q heeay'
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
WYOMING.


Dakotah contains 153, ,995, ,0S0 square
acres of land. The United States. ex-
elusive of water surface. contains ,923,-
301 ,032 square acres. Dakotah there
fore monoplizes nearly one-twelfth of the
Great Republic. In 1860 it contained
4,S39 inhabitants 1t probably contains
10000 to-day, the vast majority of whom
are in the southwestern corner bor-
dering on Utah and Colorado. The
western boundary of Nebraska and the
eastern boundary of Montana, each
touch the 9th meridian of longitude
west Of Washington. and the corners APP
proach within 40 miles OF each other.
nearly dividing the immense Territory of
Dakotah in two almost equal portions. A
bill was at one time introduced in Con-
gress TO organize that portion of it lying
west of the 9th meridian. into Terri
tory entitled Wyoming, but never be-
came q law. The people living in the
southwest are again moving for the or
ganization of new Territory and from
the apparent necessity of having well
organized government in that section to
be penetrated by the U. p. r. R., and
attracting large population to its rich
mineral treasures, it will doubtless be
established during the coming session.
The following from the Vedette of Oct.
II, shows that the movement is being
urged with spirit. Success to their
efforts. ... .... r.r.-
The citizens of that portion of Dakotah
Territory, comprised in its western limits, are
moving in the matter of a speedy organic
alton of the proposed new Territory. Meet
ings of the residents of various sections of
the country likely TO be affected by the act,
have been held, to give expression to the
sentiments and wishes of the people on the
subject. Cheyenne and other places have
spoken out and now we hear ola meeting hav
ing been held at Alturas city, Oct. 6, for the
same purpose.
In order that our readers may fully under
stand where Alaturas city is located, we viii
state that it is the name of new city located
on Willow creek, a tributary of the Shoshone
mining district, fifteen miles northeast of
/ Pacific Springs-Sprlngs so called because
I their waters are the first that flow Pacifcward,
/ coming west on the old Sweetwater emigrant
and stage road. Alturas is not a very exten-
sive "burg'' at present-containing only
about score of buildings, but its founders
are sanguine that It will have population of
nearly as many thousands in a twelve months
\ time, (mind, we haven't any building lots
/ there.)
The meeting spoken of was very numerously
attended, nearly every miner In Shoshone and
California district being present. A petition
was drawn up and signed by all present, urging
/ Congress to speedily organize the new Terri
tory and recommending Judge w. A. Carter,
of Fort Bridger, as a suitable candidate for
I Governor.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
MUCH ADo ABOUT NOTHING.

The Brooklyn Union some time since
Published. lengthy communication
from {" "Raymesk." giving the proceedings
of spiritualistic sedHce at which John
Wilkes Booth was summoned from the
spirit-land to give evidence of the where
abouts ofhis mortal remains. 1t had
been universally believed, by those who
believed that Booth was executed, that
he was buried in the Potomac. His
spirit declared Tapturously) that his re-
mains had been buried under the floor
of a cell in the old Capital Prison" In
the recent removal of bodies from be-
meath the old penitentiary building,
Booths body was among the number
exhurned, and the Washington reporters
dish up the whole story of the burial,
etc. The UAiOlg seizes upon the coin
cidence as !" too extraordinary to escape
attention and furnishes food TOR specl-
lation, if not incisive investigation. -
Having read" Raymesk's" account of
the seaHce and the account of the burial,
we think the shrewd Bohemian turned
r
spiritualism to account in whispering
to the public ear, that which had been
kept as n State secret. When Booth
was buried, the door OF the old ware
room, beneath the floor of which he was
buried, was locked, and the key given
into the possession of Sec. Stanton. A
half dozen men were in the secret, too
many to keepit, and "Raymesk" was
the first who hit upon the happy idea of
communicating it without responsibility
Tie Union has been sound Journal,
why encourage belief in spiritualism
now2 We see nothing extraordinary
in the coincidence of fact and recital, OF
to encourage belief in humbug that
has been the cause of more crime, In
sanity. and nlegitimate children, within
dozen years, than anything else except
Mormonism.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
I'm KIND.

Although President johnson may not
be able to say, 8" 1 have no enemies to
punish" he seems to be in the position
of one "having no friends to reward"
When his amnesty proclamation was is
sued, and Sheridan removed, the New
York World, the principal organ of the
Democratic party, disavowed allegiance
to him, washed its hands of responsibility
for the policy he was pursuing and de-
clared he never had been, was not, and
gave no promise of ever becoming, a
Democrat, and the little bells on the
string chimed in. This was in antici-
patton OF the elections, clearing decks
for a prospective storm. When Penn
sylvania and Ohio, burdened with alb
stract issues, gave Democratic gain,
the FIRST ripple of the sensation tide car
ried to Washington, as the dispatches
informed us, delegations, letters and
kilograms urging the President to place
himself in close communion with De-
mocracy by filling his Cabinet and ap-
pointive offices with Democrats, social
ed. Mr.. johnson referred them to the
position taken by the leading journals,
and refused to be cat's-paw to rake
chestnuts for the cormorants. So far he
appears to have exercised his better
Judgment, and demeaned himself with
becoming prudence. 'Hhe World over
reached itself a little in its hasty ana
themas.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26

THE English papers tell of the cele-
brated mare Achievement" which is
the heroine at present of the sporting
men of that country, as having been to
her owner worth her weight in gold.
During the past ten years she has run
twenty races. out of which she had won
fifteen, netting in stakes for her owner
$4,000. Assuming her weight to be
about AS pounds, would give $50, 900 for
every hundred weight, and it takes
about hundred weight of coined gold
TO make that amount. These large re-
ceipts are exclusive of the sums the
owner has realized from his mare by bet
ting. Mr.. Bonner, who has the horse
Dexter, that never was beaten, may
perhaps find in this celebrated English
animal competitor worthy of his no.
BILE steed.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
SECOND AND THIRD APPORTIoNfENT.
NOT POSTED.

Our cotemporaries in commenting up
on the result of the Montana elections
have indulged in some very extravagant
and some very severe remarks, accord
ing to their political proclivities, infor-
nation and the condition of their diges-
tive organs. Some of our faith have
been enaeayoring 70 put a good face on
the body polite Of this section, which is
extravagnnt enough 20 excite the risibles
of both parties here. as we happen to
have only twenty members in both
houses, aud blSt one BepubIican in the
outfit" We clip from the Cincinnati
Times of October 40 evidently a reprint :
In Montana, where the Democrats have been
claiming great victory, their vote and ma
jority have heen Diminished. The Republic
ans have a clear njority Of three on Joint
ballot of the Legislature. counting three indie
pendent Insmbers aEriIst them. There are
Dut thirty-nine members in the two branches
together.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
or THIS NUMBER.

p,rr The Legislature Again; Not Posted
An act II Folly; One ofthe Issues; Much Ado
About NothirgG Edgerton VS.. Madisons 10
Kind. wyoming; judicial Proceedings
p,sE g-Pea and SeissCrs Mrs. Lincoln aud her
va7i-oHe; Prom Bozeman City; Prom Rural
dom: Another Embryo City.
p,er From Beartowr-A Vindication: Sup
r.=.7i t1 be Murdered; Miscellaneous
PACE s-Telegrams The Live Man From the
Trpsr Missouri; the Masters ofthe Queens Eng
1s.h. Miscellaneous Virginia and Helena Mar
FrtRsr0rts-
PAGE 5-Psn and Scissors; ''Old Tines To a
wavc-Poe5ry From Flint Greek; From Ban
mack History pf Tie Yellow Fever in New Or
7szps. The Oldest Wooden House in the United
States.
PACE GA Sailing Carriage for the Plains; Open
fnz II the Colorado Rivers The Legislature ;
Miscellaneous.
PACE Poetry Solitaire; Not Laugh was
Heard: The Professors Rambles; An Impor-
-srt Question Decided
PAGE s-virginia Locals; Helena LOCALS vir-
rnia Letter List.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
ONE OF THE ISSUES.

The financial issue, long held in alley
ance, promises to be one of the most
vital and prominent used in the Presi-
Dental campaign. The struggle has
already commenced, and greenback
redemption was used with all the spe-
cious sophistry in which Pendleton,
Thurman, Vallandigham, Morgan, and
others could enfold it, during the cam
paign in Ohio. Gen. Ben. Butler is an
advocate of the measure, and we are
told that leading Republican politician
of Tennessee introduced resolution in
TO the Legislature favoring that policy.
Butler, at best, is unreliable, and those
who endorse that measure will, we think.
ere long, find that their place is not in
the ranks of the Republican party.
While deprecsting the INTRODUCTION of
extraneous and discordant issues, for
which the party is not responsible. and
that constitute no part of its general
policy, into important political cam
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
EDGERrON VS.. MADISON.

The returns of the late election show
that Deer Lodge county has a larger
population than any other county in
Montana. The question as to wealth
and business lies between Edgerton and
Madison. The report of the Territorial
Auditor is the only reliable authority
on the subject, and the rivalry existing
between the two counties at the present
time adds to the interest with which
the report will be looked for We have
been favored by Mr.. Barrett, Deputy
Auditor, with the following figures, ex-
hibiting the aggregate amount of prop
erty and taxes paid in the counties of
Edgerton and Madison. 1t either shows
that Madison county has the preponder-
ance of wealth, or that the assessors and
collectors of Edgerton have been direlict
in the discharge of their duties. Which
is it? The report is for the year ending
Nov. 1. 1867. .. ...
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
The Montana Pest.

.. w. TITuH 3 CO.. --r PUBLISHERS
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
October 81.

w Brewer VS. Oliver & Co; cause on
trial. jury failed TO agree. First National
Bank of Helena VS. II Rogers ct al; heard
motion of defendants to open, default and set
aside judgments; defendents allowed to be
heard rs to the law on which they base their
demurrer 80 plaintiffs complaint. W Vautil-
burg VS. j w Paige; demurrer oyerruled and
ruling excepted to;defesdeuts to answer within
twenty days. Dunpny Bentley VS. VIM NJ
Mansfield: answer filed. Baker VS. Thos
Dean; cause tried before the court; Judgment
for defendant. l. Clemens vs. B Jellison ct
al; motion to dismiss; attachment denied.
Homer Cogsweu VS. A Laird ct al: demurrer
overruled; Judgment for plaintiff. c Jacobs
VS. George Secord; demurrer overruled; judg-
ment for plaintiff. (See opinion in another
column.) Jeffries & Osborn VS. Howall &
Latta, dismissed at plaintiffs cost. james
Sexton VS. n w Fur Co; affidavit for contin-
uance on part of defts filed. Gaus & Klein
VS. A Oliver Co; judgment by default in
the of S525 and costs j Jules Germain
VS. A Cohn ct al; referred to L M Burson, to
take evidence and report facts.
Adjourned till Tuesday, October 22d 1867.
to a.
Tuesday, Oct. %.
EIdridge Clawson VS. 7 p Ames; def't al
lowed till the 2Sth inst TO answer. James III
Ross, administrator of the estate of III Hall
VS. Post q Paige; defendants petition to set
aside default filed. q Jules Germain VS. A
yCohn ct al. Report of referee filed. II Cogs-
well VS. n Il lalru eJ al; entry OF yesterday
amended so that il shall be; demurrer Co COM
plaint overruled and defendants allowed till
2Sth to Eanswer. Isaiah Douthitt VS. Henry
Mario; defendant withdraws appearance;
judgment by default. .entered. A Lechner
VS. VIM II Stymer ct al; commission TO com
missioners In partition filed. Gooding 81 Gray
VS. Nelson Mining Co ct al; cause submitted on
plaintiffs motion To strike defendants answer
| from file, and for Judgment. Fannie Bird VS.
/ Weinshank & Kline; heard on defendant S mo-
to dismiss for want of jurisdiction. First Ma
| tional Bank of Helena VS. Rodgers ct al;
+ heard cn defendants demurrer. Stencil Il
/ Ellis VS. L Laird; defendant wlthdraws ap-
pearance; judgment entered In accordance
with the pieadings. Montana Territory VS.
Leach; descendant arraigned upon an indict-
ment charging him with the murder of SAM
Hays (colored); plead, "not guilty." defend
ant, by his counsel, l. M Burson, Esq, filed his
affidavit for continuance, upon which the
cause was heard and the matter was held under
advisement. Jas Sexton VS. w Fur Co; cause
heard on defendants motion and affidavit, for
continuance; held under advisS.ent. L "
Hershfeld VS. Jos kuhwnrth ct al; continued
for term by agreemens of parties.
Adjourned Till Oct % at
Wednesday, Oct %.
II j Rosenfeld VS. TIuett Plaisted; Or
I der suspending execution, vacated. Morse l.
Morse VS. Hamilton Heron; cause came up
for trial by jury; heard ON plaintiffs aPpica-
/ tion for continuance; jury empaDneled and
Plaintiffs motion for order Tor redelivery of
CHAs. w. Fowler, Clerk
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
- III. MILLS. EDITOR.

,,-5.5 malice toward none, with charity for all,
ui.h fr3ess pa 's l ~, . 80 ~ - sss
- Nations wounds 20 care for him who shall
-. 5,-,e the battle and for his widow and orphan
= a., All which may achieve and cherish Just and
-..=r- r.lace among ourselves and with all Ma
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. -T
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-10-26
Judicial Proceeding.
DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE L. E. MUNsoN
PRESIDING.
October 10Th.

Eldredge & Clawson VS. Thos p Ames-de-
murrer 90 complaint Overruled. John A
Lechner Va VIM II Stymer ct al-amended an
swer and motion filed. J John w Brewer VS. A
J Oliver & Co-suit for damages sustained by
the upsetting of one of defts coaches. Case
still on trial.