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The Montana post., 1868-09-25

NELSON GUItH.-A correspondent writing
us over tho signature of Honest" aud from
whom we shall be glad to frequently hear
again, gives Us some interesting items con
corning this gulch, which We reproduce be-
low. The Nelson mines are fag from worked
out. The belroc fume in the lower portion
of the gulch, owned by Messrs. Pierce &
spiers, is yielding well, Taylor Co. 5 claim
just above. is paying half an ounce ppr day to
the man. few clsin1s further up the ground
of Frank Norton & Co. is yielding from
seven 20 nine dollars per day to the hand .
still further up the gulch Mr.. John Miry is
taking out from 1--WE to nine dollars per day
20 the man. A few claims above this last,
Messrs. Hardibroek & Co. ara constructing
drain ditch, hv means of which they expect
20 be able to work s0me very rich ground.
Next above the drain ditch il the bedrock
hame OF the Swedish Company, by means
OF which u worked some of the richest ground
IN the Territory As high az twelve dollars
20 the pan of dirt has besn obtined. and from
three to hye dollar prospects are frpquently
secured on Ihursday lasi ten dollars IN gold
was obtained from one shoveIiuu az dirt
Although scarcity OF water prevents thi.
company from washing the dirt from more
than one set of timbers per day. il il still pna-
bled TO clean up from ninety to one bunsrea
aud thirty I've dollars daily, or an average of
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SUMMONS.

TeTrrtory of Mou.aua, County Of Lewis aua Clarke.
Catherine y Durgen)
VS.. IN 81 Judicial District Court.
p a. Beau,
The TERRITORY Of Hoatsze !e r. 4. Bean. DeEuA
ant, Greantgi
You are hereby si;ian.ofed to az pear and arswer
the complaint uf PiaiutiT herein row on Gle in
the Office of the CLERK Of said District Court, in
Helena City. in said District within Forty days,
exclusive of the day of service) after the service
you of this summons, Judgment will br
taken against You by default according the
prayer of. said complaint.
The said action Is brought TO recover the
of g $50 90 on a promissory note given By YUu
to A NJ HOugh, aud by said Hough assigned 70
Plaintiff together with interest and costs a lso to
foreclOse a Chaftel Mortgage on tweuty-six yoke
of cattle. four mules two horses eleven arons and
a moweri which mortgage was given TO secure
said note, and was duly assigned To planhn
And you are here by notified that it yCn fail ap-
T. ar and answer said complaint, above required,
Plaintiff will apply to said Court in your absence,
for the relief in said complaint demanied.
g. Witness, Hon. l.. L. MunsOn Judge Of
l.. :. said Court and my band aud the seal
tN~~) of said Court affixed this l4th day Of
August. A D., 1903.
Law RENEE g. HEDGES. ! CHAs. W. FOWLER
Plns Attys. Clerk.
Dlt-T3maI9
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[NorIcE No. 27.l
sSS3UEsCaFtiCRg for PGSeltE.
u. S. LAND OFFICE.

HELENA NJ l., September lchr-0
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that JACOB
~ SCIIAFER, of Lewis and Clarke County, Mon
taua Territory, hs,s this day fled in this office. a
diagram and notice Of application for patent from
the United States. under act OF Congress approved
July 26rh is66, for twenty two huudrsd 23uD feet
in length by one hundred [l00l feet in width upon
the NoYhU LODE. situate ia the Minnesota Mining
District, Lewis ald Clarke county. Mun'aUa Tern
tore. mure fully described as follows, 10 wit Be-
ginning a stake situate ). $50 lS w, IA SO feet
from = corner, section IL, township No. Q North
Of range M. West, whence the incline upon ais
c1veFy claim Of said lode bears 20 + 80 feet dis
taut and running thence, parallel 20 the appaFeLt
general of the lode s3o Il. 100 feet thence
70 y, 100 feet; thence s}o W, 22OO feet thence
y y W. 100 feet thence S37 F. llUJ feet to
place Of beginning including discovery claim
claims Nos. one 4 J, two l2l three I3l. four al
aud five 1911 East from discovery, and claims Nos
one Q) two %, three ~, four (4) aud tve 90.
w est irVrn Discovery, and containing AL area OF
FIVE and five one bundredths Is 100 acres. There
are np known claimants adjoining the abpve-de-
scribed mineral laud, which is fully set forth
aud described by the diagram and notice file in
this office, copies Of which posted the afore
said stake sifnate = y w 80 feet distant from said
incline upon discovery eaim.
seoI2w3m o. Il. O'BANNON. Recister
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ITENs.-Mr. Thomas yesterday sold his
Rodney street residence to ouE bsnkipg friend
Charley Dahler iof 5000. -. Messrs. S. f.
Mollitor CO., yesterday, cast the smallest
"hrick" on record in the Territory. II
weighed half on ounce. The steam pump
at work the mining ground in Last Chance
canyon failed TO Gil charge the water from the
shaft with sufficient rapidity and has been
abandoned and the construction of n drain
ditch commenced. A Chinese doctor sxhib-
its his sign on West Main street There are
letters in the Pot Office tor a number of per
sons, which the owners can have by calling
for them this morning. They came In last
night on the coach
PERsoSAL.-L. NJ. Black, Esq, left here
yesterday for Virginia, and, after a short So
journ at the capital, for America -. On the
same coach took bis departure, Maj Cullen,
for Virginia, in order to participate Ia the
ceremonies attendant upon the. distribu ion
of annuities to the BannaclS Indians soon To
take place -. BY last nights coach there ar
rived in town Gen. Neil Howie, who has been
spending few weeks down among the capital
fellows, Col. j. ]. Hull, of the Gallatin, and
Capt. l.. w. Roys, late manager Of the bank
ing house Of Messrs. l. III. Hersh6 sld ( Co.
at Virginia.
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tn Bankruptcy.
NO. 49,

Ia The Snpreme Court pf I f. 1,L.
Montana Territory. "
In the matter of
Abraham Cohn, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt, }
To Whom it may Concern=
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his a7-
rOintmeut as Assignee Of 4 Abraham Cohn Of Helena,
IN the County OF Lewis and Clarke, and TefTtory
OF Montana. who has been sdiudged a Bankrupt
upon his own Petition, by tile Supreme Court Of
said Territory.
Given at Virginia City, NJ. II. This Seh day II
August, a. ID 1868.
'..-. ISAAC OSTREICHER.
Sfw3t Assignee &c
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En Bankruptcy.

Montana Ierri,ory. or,t u In BANKRUPTCY
IN he matter Of
George Church, and t. T.,yL ,,,t.
John a. McCune :" "P'oS
Bankrupts.
To Whom it may Concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice ~ as APP
pointtneut Assignee o. the estate of George
Church and John A. McCune, Of the County Of
Madison and Territory of Montana, who have been
adjudged BankTupts, upon their petition by
the Supreme Court Of said Territory
Given under my hand. al Virginia g; y, n 7
tiiis 1Sth lsy sf August. A. D., 1865.
DON Z BYAM.
seISwJt Assignee, &s
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josh Billings divides the human race in
to three classes: Those who think IL il
so, those who think it isn't so. and those
who don't care d-n whether it is so
or nof 5Ofthese classes che last is the
most Objectionable.
.daRO xc7 0R1aE
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Land Warrants for sale at l.. II. Hersh-
field Bro. - 81
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LETTER LIST.

The following the list Of letters remaining IN the
Post Once, Helena. NJ T., september ESQ., |
1865.
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'ASS!GsEE'S or TRUSTEES NOrECE OF
APPOINTMENT.

In the Supreme Court of
Montana Territory. IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter Of
Richard Fisher, DAnhruPI
10 Whom it,ns.y Ooncern
ioe unoersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
rolntment as Assignee OF the estate of Richard
FISHER OF sprngyille IN the County of Jefferson. In
said 4 erritorY. who has been adiudged BANKRUPT
upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court OF said
Territory. ~ ~
Dsfed at. elena NJ. t. the 18th day Of Anvus,
~ ID: feoS - j. T. PAKKISON
S4W'4 Assignee, &c
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INFORMATION WANTER

OF the Whereabouts Of George w Isradieyr.
lornia Regiment, lOnated at Po,t Ch,,-.,'Sn 49,
da- Any information of his wbereabouts will be
gratefully received by his father.
80 JOHN A. BRADLEY.
q Besrtown, Montana.
Nsi'i''oia ana Nevada papers please copy: dw2m
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FOREIGN VINES 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 be offer
ed to dealers by the Package or
otherwise. E-E EEE
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
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

Supreme Court of the Territory of Montzna-ID
bankruptcy. F-FFrrr kFrr
10 the matter of Noah Harris bankrupt. a /
Territory aud District OF Montana. ss.
VNllIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18Th
Il day OF September. a d 1865. a Warrant of
Bankrurtcy wns issued cut of the Supreme Court
of me Tetrtoryof Montana, against the estate of
Noah Harris, OF Confederate Galch, In the county
OF Aeagher in said district, who has been adjud ged
bankrupt on his petition; that the payment Of any
deots and The delivery of any property belonging
20 such bankrupt. to him. for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, ase forbidden by
law; and that a meeting of the creditors of said
assignees of bis estate. will be held Court Of
bankruptcy, 10 be holden at City Hall, on Wallace
street in Virginia City, NJ T. before TIL go. Muifiy
Esq Register In Bankruptcy for said district on
the 3lst day Of October, A. ID. 1863 at 10 O'Clock
A NJ. rrryurr NEIL HOWIE,
sept25y3tl Y. s. Marshal fDr said Dlstrict.
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Bourbon w hiSky,


Embraces variety of brands
well-known to the trade. Our
Stock of
BRANDIES,
Consist of the celebrated brands of
Pinct, Castellon & Co., and ThCs.
Hine & Co.,-of various ages
from 1856 to 1868. Our
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
Is fresh, and of Recent Importation
and is the old original brand Of
.. HEIDSICK & Go. .rrrr.
Our stock Of German and
French Wines, includes
HOCKHEIMER,
MARCOBRUNNER,
RED AND WHITE BURGUNDIEs,
And Clarets of various grades.
We also have in store, and for sale
30 bbis. F'ittSisur's stock Ale,
Of Superior Quality.
All Sales of Merchandise
For GurpenGy.
NJ. a. LINDSLEY JG co.
dlw-jy22
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M. A. Lindsey & Go.
.U Wholesa1eT8EFI
WINE, AND
HHHFtIiB
ssUH@n HA 80
Liquor Merchants.

Have opened their place of bust
ness at the old stand of Niyion's,
BRIDGE and WOOD STREETS
Helena, NJ. t. They offer to
dealers the only complete stock of
this class of goods ever brought to
this market. Our stock of ~e-r
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WANTED.

Information Of John Marwood Smith, of Mid
dleooro on Tees. England, who left the Kootepai
9ines, for " Blackfoot City," Sept. 1906 with nj
" Fngat and others. Any information win be
gratefully received by HENRY j. PRICE
s2SwJIn CalifOrDia Restaurant Silver How
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ABOUt TO UEPAHr--We Iearn That our
friend S. w. Beall will depart for the East
in 4 fsw days; ondOubtsdIy for. the purpose
of getting the 'jewel of his honor" reset
He prefers the slow setting to the "high
setting" common in these mountains. Joy
ga with our friend, with the hope thzt be
other Fisk puddle, bat get some scavenger to
scour it up and make it bright, and look like
the imperishable stuff of which stars are made.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

VIRGINIA ITgHS.-From the Democrat: /:
The new bell of the Catholic church has been
hung :. District Court is in session The
following are the assessment returns of the
different counties In the Territory, as fled in
toe Auditors Office up to the Ist day of Sep
tember 1865:
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as usurpations, unconstitutional, revoluti'n-
ary and void; that our soldiers and sailors
who carried the flag of our country to VIC
tory against a most gallant and determined
foe. must ever be gratefully remembered,
and all the guarantees given in their favor
must be faithfully carried into execution !;
that the public lands should be distributed
among the people, and should be disposed
of either under the pre- emption OF home
stead laws, or sold in reasonable quantities,
and to none but actual occupants, at the
minimum price as established by the govern
ment when grants of the public lands may
be allowed necessarily for the encourage
ment of important public improvements,
the proceeds of the sale OF such lands, and
not the lands themselves, should be SO ap-
pied. That the President of the United
States, Andrew johnson, in exercising the
power of his high office in resisting the ag-
gressions Of Congress on the constitutional
rights CT the States and the peop.c, is en-
titled to the gratitude of the whole Ameri-
can people; and on behalf of the Democratic
party VIC tender him our thanks for his
patriotic efforts in that regard. (Great ap-
plause.)
Upon this platform the Democratic party
appeal to every patriot, including all the
conservative element, and all who desire to
support the Constitution and restore the
Union, forgetting all past differences OF
opinion, to unite with US in the present
great struggle for the liberties of the people,
and that to all such, to whatever party they
may have heretofore belonged, we extend
the right hand of fellowship, and hail all
such co operating with US as friends ana
brothers.
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PARISH COURT,
Parish of St. Landry mo. 3l54

TARISH COURT, "
Parish Of St. Landry. mo. 1854.
TOsEPHMOUTON, ofthe Parish Of
~ dry, Administrators the Estate of Joachim
tontenot, deceased, late of said pa,i sb, hav.
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THE OFFICE Of Assistant Assessor of U.
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the new frame building Of Mr.. Plaisance. cor
ner of Main and Bellevue streets, Opelousas.
JNO. C. TUCKER,
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WANTED.


1000 CORDS OF WOOD CUT. .
WILL pay one dollar per cord; payments
L to be made every Saturday. Workmen will
be furnished with lodging and frswood on the
premises, without charge. if they desire it..
Apply to r CHACHERE,
Near Opelousas. or at this OFFICE.
Notice to Trespassers.
THE PUBLIC are hereby notified that
- any one entering or passing through
my field near Opelousas, will be prosecuted
as a trespasser.
FREDERIC LAAS:
Opelousas, July 4th, 1868
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ZELIMA BORDELON.
Administrators.
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