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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17
ASnxIms for Young Ladies'.

Don't scream unless you are fright
ened.
A narrowness of waist shows mar
rowness of mind.
1t is a flne silk that knows no turn
Practice ION the piano. makes per-
feet.
An old maid is an odd boot-no use
without a fellow.
The true test of mans temper is to
keep him waiting ten minutes for his
dinner.
Never faint when you are alone. AL
ways select some good opportunity
or young man. The more persons
there are about you, the more success.
full will be your fit. A woman should
not only faint well but be above sus.
picion.
The hand that can make a pie is a
continual feast to the husband that
marrlas it.
Dreams are the novels that we read
when we are fast asleep.
Eyes are the electric telegraph of the
heart that will send a message any dis
lance in n language only known to the
two souls who correspond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17
Things We shouId Much Like to See

Things We shouId Much LIKE to see.
a fruit tree that keeps away pilferers
by Its own bark. 49,.
Gas that would go out at night ana
come in again in the morning.
A saucepan that Will boil over with
rage when the cook is insulted.
A clock that is SO conceited as not to
run down Its own works. -
The coat OF poor mans stomach Ito
see If II Is out at the eIbowa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17

THE case of Milligan, the chief of the
Sons of Liberty conspirators, Us. Gov.
Morton, of Indiana, Gen. Hovey, the
Military Commission who tried him,
and Judges Gregory and Frazier, or
dollars, came up in the Huntington
Common Pleas Court on Tuesday. The
defendants moved to transfer the case
to the United States District Court, un-
der recent act of Congress, and in
petition set forth the treason of MILF
gan and his associates In strong terms.
MilIigan asked that the case be adjourn
ed over until next week, to give him
time to examine the law, and his re-
quest was complied with.
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In addition to the points of the forth
coming impeachment Investigation re-
port, already sent, 1t is stated that the
committee declare that while they will
not be able to show that any sums OF
money were paid to the Senators who
voted for acquittal, it will, neverthe-
less, be proven that lobbyists came
here and spent sums of money which
cannot be actually accounted for and
further, that the Republican Senators
who voted for acquittal, declared with
in a few hours of the vote, that they in
tended to vote for conviction. The
committee are of the opinion that these
two facts are suspicious.
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rME LEGISLATUItE.
Browns ISLAND, W. VA.
T- IL 1910


June 10, 1868. J
Editors Inteltigencer:
By your published report of the pro-
ceedings of our State Legislature, 1 see
quite number of petitions have been
handed in asking for the division of
certain counties into two or more As
sessors' districts.
Would it not save great deal of
time and expense, to pass a general
law authorizing the election of an AS
SCISSOR for each township in the State
think such an act would meet the
wishes OF the people generally.
Some OF US begin TO think that too
much of the time of our Legislature is
occupied in the consideration of local
or special acts. Such legislation is
highly Objectionable for various other
rsasons besides the great waste of time.
But do not purpose enlargtng upon
the subject at present. l.. S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17

A DESPERATE ARRAY occurred Satur-
day, at Wolf Creek, between Evans
vile, Ind, and Louisville. Two des-
peradoes, named Cy. Cameron and Dan.
Smith, ut a temperance meeting. Cam
eron attempted to draw a revolver from
his boot, whereupon Smith drew his
revolver, shot Cameron through the
breast, and then shot Defow through
the back of the head. 1t is believed
both will die. Smith, who bears n good
name, was not arrested. the shooting
being considered justifiable.
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EPIEAPHS.

From an article on epitaphs, we make
Perhaps the most absurd of all epi-
taphs is that attributed to pyrotech-
mist who died few years ago. In the
course of his travels he had been i'm
grave of the great musical composer,
Purcell:
HE is gone where alone his melodies can be
exceeded
Fired by laudable ambition to secure
such praise, Mr.. B. requested that over
his tomb might be written:
"He is gone where alone his fireworks can
be exceeded"
Can anything be more simply touch
ing than the third line of this triplet;
" Here lIeth wrapt in clay
The body OF William Wray,
Il have no more 10 say"
There is the grotesque intentional
and the grotesque unintentional.
Among the former we should rank the
epitaph of Mr.. Foote, OF Norwich
Here lies one Foote. whose death may thou.
For death hath now one foot within the
grave.
And the one on Mr.. Box:
Here lies one Box within another.
The one OF wood was very g9o 200,
tering to the bereaved widower:
Here lies the body of Mary Ford,
Whose soul, we trust, is with the Lord
But iffor hell she's changed this life,
It's better Than being John Ford's vile.
We wonder whether the old bachelor
commemorated In the next would have
Endorsed the epitaph provided for him:
Atthree score Winters end 1 died,
AcheerleSs being, lone and sad;
The nuptial knot never tied,
And wished my father never had!
Grammar is postponed in the next to
high poetical and moral considerations:
Shes gone and cannot come TO we.
But we shall shortly go to she.
The.following would be set down as
Irish. but we believe may claim Saxon
origin:
All. cruel death! Why SO unkind,
To take her and leave me behind?
Better to have taken both, or neither,
1t would have been more kind to the surYi-
But Of the following there can bo no
mistake:
Under this stone, lie two babies dear
One Is buried in Connaught, and the other
here.
The monument-is it needful to say 4?
lis in Ireland, in Athlone church,
yard.
The following is on lady, possibly
OF those loquRcious tendencies too often
attributed to her sex:
Here rests in silent clay,
Miss ATabellR Young,
Who on the 2lst of May,
Began TO hold her tongue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17

A vILLAINoUs attempt was made on
Wednesday morning to destroy the
night express train from Boston by
about a mile above Stanford, Connecti-
cut. The engine caught one end of the
rail. carrying IL some distance, cutting
down telegraph pole as evenly as II
done with saw, when the rail broke
in two pieces. No damage was done
except slight arrangement to the en-
CINE. This is the third attempt 10 throw
this train from the track since the LIST OF
April,
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Ghe Ililetrrer:
TRUE NoBLEmEN.

The nobIest men know on earth,
Are men whose hands ar brown with toll
When backed by no ancestral graves,
Now down The woods and TIL the soil,
And win thereby q prouder fame
Than follows king or warriors name.
The working men, whnte'er their task,
10 carve the stone or bear the bod
They wear upon their honest brows
The royal stamp and seal of God!
And brizhter are the drops of sweat
Than diamonds In a cononetI
Col bless the noble working mon,
who rear the cities of the plain
Whodig the mines and build the ships
And drive the commerce Of the main;
God bless them for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory OF our lands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17

An oficer of General Buchanan's
staff has laid an official statement of the
affairs In Louisiana before the military
authorities at Washington, and after
obtaining the views entertained at Gem
eEaI Grants headquarters and the War
Department, hAstelegraphed to General
be sustained in postponfnE the instai-
lation of officers, as it was deemed best
on all sides 10 take no action until the
Reconstruction Bill lately PASSED has
become 4 law. -. -.
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New ORLEANS papers report two
cases of yellow fever and one of chol-
era on Friday. General fears are en-
tertained that very much sickness will
be experienced in the city during the
present season. The streets are de-
scribed as being in most filthy condi-
tion. while the drainage canals
are many of them filled with garbage,
and unable to perform their functions.
Furthermore the levee system is thor
oughly out of order. Between Ma
tional and State legislation the various
Improvement schemes have fallen
through, and the consequent overhows
increase the otherwise unhealthy con-
dition of the city.
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GREAT Distribution.
BY THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts TO the Amount OF $3.50, OOC
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.

yer Ware, Photograph Albums, anda
large assortment Of Fine Gold
JeWelry, in all valued
At SISOGO,0OO.
A Chance TO draw any of the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for III
cents. Tickets describing eacn Prize aIe
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed
On receipt Of p cts. a Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without choice md delivered at our
of1ce, or sent by mall TO any adde's. The
prize named upon II Will be delivered TO the
ticket-hoIder on payment OF one dollar.
Prizes will be Immediately sent To any ad-
dress, as requested by express, or return
You viii Know what your Prize Is
before you pay ISr it. any trtSs , toy
S51tmr pairons can depend on fair dealing.
RRfeFeneeS-Ws select tue Few follow
ing names from the many who have lnteiy
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
ted MS 20 publish tnetni ~ 81.
9. r. Wilkins, BunalU, ~. Y, l.OOS MIS-
Annie Monroe, Chteae.., IN, Piano. snlued
al $3.50; RObt- Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, cold
g 1.y I1t5nroonti cluster Ring 500: r. A Pat
feYsoon. HeV bedford, Mass, silver Tea Set,
Sf75; Miss Emma WaiTouh, hIIwaghee'
Wis, Piano, 500; rev I'-VH' mt CleVeLi1ho'
~ Eve 9e- publish no panea without permits
0PrHIoSs oFTHEIREss.-''They are doing
the largest be ines; the dEIn Is reliable. ana
deserve their Euocess. '-WeeEly 1F1o'1le'
wv I'VE have exnInInei their systsnn, aud
know them to be a IatT teAlns nFfn- r
ssI Isl NyeaF a friend OF ours drew 500
prIze, which was promptly received. "-Doztv
SeII,ti for Circular giving many moro refer
ence@ and favorable notices from the pres.
IibersI Inducements 70 Agents. Safisfae-
ton guaranteed Every package OF Sealed
Enyelopes contains ONE CASH GIT Six
Ticketg for 81; % for II . for ~ no for Sl5.
HARPER, WILSON Il CO..
myl4 17S broadway, u. r.
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gett advertisements.
Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and
- Cross Cut

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is on
Tempered aud Patent Ground. lssrfsrty true
and even, and made OF unlto1n Temper by
our temPeflnS process.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-17

THE Russian Government is becom-
ing anxious again, about its pay Tor
Alaska, and the attention of the House
called to it. a bill will probably be
reported this week, making the neces-
sary appropriation Of s., 500. 900 In gold.
The Montana post., 1868-12-11

l.. s, LAND okSIcE. q
1~m. IHIFN. As9- Nsv. p sssS
American SG6LB XNb SILVER MiSfNG
COMPANY OF MONTANA incorporated
under the lavgof the STATE 0t New York, have
thts dsv. hnnRA their authosisei agent Willar,i
Bradway, of Meagher Co NJ, T.. made application
10, Tor pstent under act Of Congress approved July
70. ie61. for is0O linear fe@i On the Western Star
Lode snd Q Ailtsits br the same, situate upon
upsnrveyed Yands 10 Belt Mountain Mining Dis
triet. yMeegAee coanty ". T.. and described as
follows:
BeRinnsus at . stake. where copies Of n arram
ana notice are posted, whence initial Point tor
said District bears n t;s deg ~ min T. distau
'l@9 feet and running thence parallel with apps
rent general coarse .. losls. . deg L 300 tss'.
thence 50 deg W 100 feet; thence n 8 deg W
100 feet; thence \ IS deg l. 100 feet: thence =
deg lipfeef IN place of begiuning-iucluding
claim No l South. Discovery claim, and cllim.
Nos. l. ,, }, and North IN sid lode.
Also. beginning at post whence T. corner vi
above survey bears Y ) deg w 400 feet distant
and runnug thence 3 deg 400 feet; thence
- deg W 100 feet thence n deg W 400 feet;
thence IS deg z 100 feet to place Of beginning.
including claims NJ. and Sou.h said lode
Also. Mill site OF 10 acres for said lode be
ginning at post where copies of diagram aod
notice posted whence 8 corner of Lot No.
Al dexter Lode) bears n I deg Is min w, ss7
feet distant and running thence geo feet; fheuc.
W eco feet thence n ctr feet; thence go feet IL
place of beginning. There are no known claim.
ants adjoining the above described property.
The total area of land claimed with lode ami
Mi.site is IA 1900 acres; and the same is NOR
fully described ty the diagram and notice filed IN
this Office, and posted upon said lode and millsit
a. above mentioned. u. II. OBANNON,
dl.w3n Register,
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NOTICE No. %.
szppiiC0fiOSe for. PQfeMf.
U. 6. LANp OrEICE.

HELENA. NJ. r.. Sept IA, le6s. },
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the Ma
~ TIONAL MINING 4 EXPLORING COM
PANl, incorporated under the laws Of the STATE
Of New York. have this day filed in this Office a d
agram and notice ofapplication for patent, under
ofCopgress approved July26 ls66, for tive hundred
and thireen (i3 linear feet -slong general course
OF strike of lode-upoo the UNION No, Two LODE
and Mill site for the situate in Owy hee Park
Mining district Lewisand Clarke county, Montana
. e.rtory and in Township No. y y of Range No. 4
W Principal Meridian, aud described follows:
Beginning at a cross (N) cut on large granite rock
marked "R H." whence initial point for said Dis
tfict bears 81 10 T., distant - feet and a staks
special base line (195 chains w from s T. corner
of Section Il. 7 . n, raw hears e Is Z dis
tant lr6 feet and running thence at right angles
to general course Of lode " 50 3V 100 feet L.
stake where copies oi diagram and notice are posi-
ed, theuce-paIallel with Groupings OF Lode-N 81
AZ S3i feet TO q granite rock buried u log road
thence s. 3p T. 100 feet post inches in diam
eter: thence Sol ~ il feet place of beginning
including Claim No Two t2l West and n portion OF
No Three CD West. upon said lode and ~ oi
land upon each side thereof-as nearly may be
with of 49lOOths of an acre and bounded
the East by the claims of l X. l.. Mining
Company, and the West by Whiiehlafch and
Sensenders.r. For the Mil; Site beginning at stake
where copies of diagram and notice posted l5.
chains West from L corner of Section r. .
n 4 W. and running thence i2o 30 w G6O feet
10 stake inches square: thence AZ 20 w s2s feet
To stake D inches square marked IN. NJ. a. EN. Coz
thence sU' 15 f, 7i6 feet to stake; thence y ia
30 T. AIS fact To place of beginning. containing an
of nins aud g. lO0ths @ SO acres; and bounded
on w By unknown claimants in village of niou
willie. and n T. by Park psors Mill site and un-
known claimants; other known cls lmanfs ad-
joining. The above described mineral land con
tains total ~ Ten and =. i5phs [lo2) acres
aud is more fully described by the disgra apG
notice filed in this Office. and posted upon said Loi.
and Mill Site. o. ". O'BANNON
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NOTICE No. 81.
Application for Patent.
u. y. Land O0eee.

H.,
NOTICE is hereby given that Nicholas Hi seI
IN Ferdinand Mauuell, and Moses MANUEL, al
at Jefferson county, NJ T., have this day uudel
the firm and style of FERDINAND MAN
UELL & COMPANY, filed in this Office a diagram
and notice OF Application for Patent. under Aci
of Congress approved July 70, So for 220e feet
in length by 100 feet in width, rpon the Minnssets
Lode and Mill site adj dscent IL ere:o situate upon
unsuFvey ed land in Colorado. Mining District
jefferson county, NJ T., and described fellows:
Beginning AT a stake where copies of diagram
and notice Pested, whence Initial Point for
said District bears n. % 80 w. distant "a feet
and running thence parallel with apparent general
course Of Lode n seo ~ +. 1000 feet to a post
thence n. lie 80 W. 100 feet 10 q post; thence s.
80 80 W. 20o feet point in beaver -dara (inac-
cessiblei; thence 8. ZIP 10 K. 100 feet to a post
the nee n. 1s ~ r.. l2OO lsot TO place os begin
ming; including Discovery Claim. Nos l. =. 8,
and 5 East and Nos .. p and ; w sst upon
said Lode, and ). Ia acres.
For the Mill site: beginning at a post stuai.
upon Northern line of above survey 60. fest from
y. w. corner of same, and running thence along
said northern line, y. - ~ T.. 2,1 fee, 10 a post
thence ". 2l 3V f. 900 feet to a post thence n
6sl 80 w. .e'6 feet to post; thence s. 2lo BY W
llJl - feel 10 point in beaver-dam Inaccessible
thence = 6so p f. - feet To place os beginnins.
containing area o. 10 acres.
No knswn olaima ATS adjoining sad Lod. ar NJ
site; which contain a total of lJ .j aasi
more fully described by the lagr anS
notice ie,l th.s, ,Sdice, and posted uPVn tn,
ground aimed. q. L. O'BANNO%
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MOATGAGE SALE.

WTuEREAS. HlauiisA iTuseley and Asiiourn
w c., Turnkey. Of Lewis aud Clarke county
Montaua Territory, efd % the 18th day OF Msy,
a. D.ls6s. m.ks sxssnte ssl dslvee to shs M
,dersigned a mortgage OF the same date Of the
property hereinafter described. 10 secure the Pay
inent Of a certain iudGusat pecovsred by the
undersigned AT the March term, A. ID. ls6s, of
the nj Judicial Distetouft in anal for he cnnnty
Of Lewis and Clarke, in said Montana Territory,
against said L. q. Turnlsy fOr the sum of e3.ef2.es
debt and ollT 40 ossss saRsihse with interest %
the said debt the rate OF fhree and hslf Per
cent per month frcm the 4th day " April, A. ID.
Hhsrsas, aeSHplf has been made in the payment
Of the said sum OF money for which said Judgment
afors~aid rspiered. acoor'tiDR TO the cooos-
tioas of sad Mortgage. Now, therefore; in pursu-
and nlAccosdance with the provisions sad copsii'
tions in said mortgage contained. We the under
signed will ON the I'D day of December 1869.
between the hours Of ten oclock A. ~. and fO1r
O'Clock, Il. M. at the front door of the Court
House in the town OF Helena in said county,
expose to saleto the hisshess shd best bidder for
cash. the folo~ing dessribsd property to- wit
- The Ten stamp Quartz Mill, known the Park
Little Giant Mil. situated Near ths head Of
Grixziy GuIoh in said Lewh and Clarke county;
with sll the engines, boilers. machinery, tools,
Implements, arsstras. suices, pipes. stamps dies,
belts and the esildinG aud grospd or site whszson
the sta nds. and all the appurteuances there
unto belonging or in anywsse apPertaiDipg: being
six hnodred feet oe the North-West side vi Grizzly
Gulch. rs taken and defined by the records in the
District in which the same is situated, and by the
deeds OF record in the Office of the County Record
er. of said Lewis and Clarke county. together
with all the night and equity of redemption of the
said Blandipa ADi b. c. Turulsy ~ either Of them.
said sale being made to satisfy said Judgment and
costs and expenses of sale aud attorneys fees
Helena. Nov. 26th, lo6e- LilLl. Ii
A HANAUER,
Mortfsgses
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NOTICE No "a
szppIicQfiOM for Patent.
". :. LAND OFFICE


HELENA. NJ T., September. L. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tina, JACOB
~ SCHAFER q: Lewis and Clarke County. Mon
tana Territory. has this day fled in this office,
diagram and uo,ics of application Ter patent from
the United States. under act at Congress- approved
July 26th, >.s, for twenty-five hundred :-aO feet
in length, by one hundred 1901 feet in width upon
the NoYAr SopE. sitnsfe in the Minnesota Mining
District. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana Terri
tore. more fully described as follows 10 wit Be
ginning al L stake situate = r-2 Is w II s99 fee,
from > 4 cSrDer section Il, township, No. Norsh
of range No. West, wheaee the incline upon a;s
coyery claim of said lode bears 70 T. 80 feet dis
tant, and running thence parallel to the apparent
general ui the lode. - T.. iioO feet. thence
- T. lpn feet thence = -,f2 W 200 feet thenc-
y W luo feet thence cI' r. 100 feet, Z"
place OF begiunng Including discovery elaim,
claims Nos one II l. two q. three I3, four 8
and i've Isl. East from discovery, and claims Nos
ons q }, two (aD. three 90. four "a and five %,
West from Discovery, aud containing area OF
five and i've une -hundretths @ 100 There
No known claimants adjoining the above-de-
scribed mineral land which Is fully Set forth
and described by the diagram and hotee on file IN
hi. office, copies Of which posted the afor-
said stake situate - - feet distant from said
incline upon discovery claim.
s.ulaw:Im a. r. OBANNoN. Register
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CASE No. "a.
BM Erasptry Notice.

To all Tia. creditors of L,iIi, W.-s,u,r, Bankrn,t,
who have proved their debts, and all o,her per
sous in interest.
NOt ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED :" appear be.
II hre the Supreme Court "i the Territory %
Montana, sitting in Bankruptcy. "n the dh day OF
December, A, ID. lr,5-. al 10 o'clock, l.. M, a;
Virginia City. in said Territory, to show case why
a disctary. from all hi. debts should not b- granted
said Bankrupt. You are al-" no'ih'-t that the
second and third meetings OF said liankIupts credi.
tors will be held before Thee. Mniiy, Register 1T
said Court in Bankruptcy at his Office, in said Nir-
Yinia City at 10 O'Clock. =. IN oi saisl day.
By order of the Coust nal. the lcsh day "t
November A. u l-s- LUcI, =. PECK,
4 "a SIIOnEK Clerk.
AIRY ter Petitioner N2.-NS
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Bankruptcy Notice.

CASE No. 10.
In the Supreme Court of Montons Territory.
In the matter of Lueien D. La Croix, Bankrupt-In
bankruptcy.
To Whom il may Concern:
ru>HE Undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
l. poatmeBt AS Assignee of the Estate of Lucien
+. La Croix, Of Helena in The county OF Lewis
and Clarke, and Territory of Montana. who has
been adiudged bankrupt upon his own petition
by the Su rene Court Of said Territory.
Dated at Helena NJ. T., this 21th day .. Novean-
ber A. ID. l66s JOHN III. CURTIS,
Dec3-w.It Assignee Etc.
The Montana post., 1868-12-11
NJ. A. Lindsey Il Go.
Wholesale
WINE, AND
Liquor Merchants.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQURS

Is as extensive rs that of any Job
bing House in the States. These
goods have all been purchased
from First Hands upon the most
favorable terms, and will he offer
ed to dealers by the Package or
otherwise. IIs l.rlrT .rU ..s
Purchasers are informed that
this stock of goods is so extensive,
that their wants can be supplied
for an indefinite period, without
making any change in the quality
of the articles that they may adopt
for use. Our stock of o.
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Bass sk,s.psstcy .v'Otice.
TCAsE No. :Ij. I

CASE No. b.
In the Supreme Court Of Montana Territory.
In the mater of Josiah B. Johnson Baakrupt.-in
Bankruptcy. ... .l
To Hkom IL may Concern:
rU>HE Undersigned hereby gives astice OF his
Il appointment Assignee of the Estate Of
Josiah B. Johnson of Bsckfoot City, in the county
Of Deer Lodge, and Territory of Msntana- who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition by rhs Supreme Court u said Territory.
Dated at Helena, NJ. T., this 27tA day 'ot Nov
ember. A. ID ls65. ALIEN II. BEATTIE.
pee3-w3t --..l Assignee. Etc
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Bankruptcy Notice.

.r CASE No. 33.
In the Supreme Court OF Montana Tsrriiory.-in
Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF John q. yetter bankrupt.
To Bhom may concern;
'1>HE Undersigned hereby gives notice oi his
Il appointment Assignee of the Estate Of
John G. Vetter, of Virginia City, In the county of
Madison and Territory of Montana, who has been
adiDiged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
Supreme Court Of said Territory.
Dated at Virginia City. NJ T.. this 18th day OF
Oct. A. d Is6s. l.. &. DEIMLING,
Dec]w3t Assignee Etc