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Legal Notices.

To th~ Ilonossb- the Jssi,c~- Of The Supt ctns 10
divtai Govt. newt To- b. hohiea al PARIS, with.
- aad fnr the Ccstsi, st o. Sod;
WILLIAM PAkliN. Of Paris. ~ the Cs.nty
w ~ Ostord hasls,nd ~ los "a PsFl,a, whose
prcs.si rrsi.lsSc- " 20 yu-r So, hart asksS~a. -
specially heAs and gives thts tioaorshLr Josfs
l.. is,osm-s that he ~ss h~igiiy uaItrie,i "a 10
.ad los 90 the - das OF April. \. ~, 1919;
that The ssid ts,s h-s hs. ~ yoasr ht-Ihn, ,o,ir
children. ~ ot sh7m srr row kvtug; thti vour
hbcihnt has. sinec h-if tstrr marriage. AWAY. hc-
haved hiusca isHhfnl. kisd as,a sasrtiona,e
husband io~a rds Ib- ssid Lo,s. b., that the said
LIT. ~han, rrgsfdlrsA 81 her nsrrta-r Covenant
anA ,,t, on di,.r. day- ssd iian~- N, .,io
inierm,uiag,, o. ~! ~ Sotaper, IN aid Ioaa,y
81 OxEfd, o. M 6rst day Of Aog,-s. 4. n. lso2
sod ga divers other tHar. hs,Wern that TIM asd
the sra DIV Of Februsry, A. - ise5. has b-hat
"a h~r-~ "a s.sN hsrsh, unk,sd add st.isnt
ma nocs towards ihrtr sad ehiirrp b, untra
abb sod eryct, t-si,ns thru .Ai-a. tsS th-t the
ssid Loo. n saia SUa,srr here Vnaf hisli,at and
the sasd isi. have r.h.htied h,t-band and - ~
.isc- thsr sa'i tntrsm arr,sEr. hs- behaved her
.ed cuiing ali the I,rnc- t,~tsre tneotioscd 90 a
goes uus ind and malieion. asaPer y, c,astsniiy
wruag isily. tsissly and ~uhpst asy p~ovsrs,iua.
siisEtsg AVID dcchrn<. "a Ihs pre- sspcs 81 ,hstS
sa,d ch,ths - ard ~ the pTrsrRce ~ diver. god
Of tA,. Saie, that yosr ht- llans - sn'it,
at Ernss. ,a=cisipus ssA iuan, al cosisci ts7ssrs
an1 TN Vsr,oas Uarued sad u.aarr's-i f-ss, g
OF tA,. STATE, Whsrtiofs. believing q Ia - rvas-
onAhic and prupsr. opntnc u ,lanc.i,c h,fisoa,
sai esusisteH, Nth toe p~acs and raarahty q -
csrty thai h> shcpA ~ dtvofced. he pray- hat he
IA, D. d,voro~d lrosa tA- hanIs ~ uu.if,asas o.
tween ham AMI The aid l>o,.. aad - dniy p aad
~,ii ever pray. WN PARLlN.
Norway. Aagasi 5. 1857.
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STATE OF MAINE
o,roRp. ,s,-->vpr,a~ Judic,si Coat. se,,,srr
hsr Term. 4. n. 1897.
WV rAEIiN. thrSlr "a rOfS N pkRiIN

O,roRp. ,ss--S.pr,ro~ Juc,c,st Coat sepssun.
h-cf Term. \. II. 1881
Ws PARLlN. Lthcilf. "a. EOtS ~. PARIIN
Mo ~ n rppsaflrg 10 the ,ic-ft Tbs, The sasl
defrndsut n,,t ishshiisnt IT ihis stare, set
hos i~uani. sE~ut ot attorney thsFc,s saA that
sh- hss NJ notice 81 The p-n's-res 81 rs. bh-is
IL - o. 5-srd -, thr CoaFt that be .s.d piaBta
n,siiy the s,f dcf~nisrt 81 the Isc,s~sry OF th,s
htr hy s,n.iHg atto.tcd o., th~F~of. ~ith
this oFne, ~ C"aF IhrrrDr. n - g-al.he,i ihree
~oeks sscc~ssiscly iu Nc Oxford Drusorrat. =
psper pr,ui~d 10 Psus. 30 sad Cos,ri, th~ tss,
ia.blcai'oa 60 - th'tty DAYS =, Lsasi h-E-se ,Ae
nat term ~ ssid Cs-irt. 90 - hoi3--. Fsft,.
af.r-sA,d. ou The sc~uai To~sllsV q Mach prNt
u the cot tAst the sa'd J@f-a4aat u.sy th-n sa.i
tbe' spPoar 81 said C-er,. asd 800 es-~r, Il
aHy ~ IA. ,sh, ths Of sa'd liblaH, .Aoal!
noi - grantci.
Atcst. WA. \. kIMRAII.. Cirst
trae o0py q ibsl, AMI asl,r ~ Coast ,A-rs.a
Nu~st WIS ktNBNlL, CL~tk
Vague Uptnu. Moray. Pa tss,e . ttstB~,,
To,.e Hoa1gstt tAr supf.snr Jsss-hsl Cs,rrt 70
- bosieS 81 Pare. ih- .csnSS Tee..is, 4
Natrh \ ~ 1887, suhia asA fsr -, Couui,
At Usi"rd. 80 th~ Sssis 1T Natn~;
4 NpREW SAUNDERS. os DFnuasrk, - ths
y Cous,v II OiisTa. -s-j s;sts 81 Mae. hst.
sssd 81 LYDIA : saHndsf-. r-.F-retfvii, bt-is -st
stvCs tats HonoSai- Cvart o. - tnf1rru~,i ,haJ
he b~fuli, naffl-d O. L,4ita \ Rich o.,
Nsttn.c,h "a ~ Coos,tv 81 CusE-s tsnd aad STATE
81 Ns,ae. thc l3h day II ~svscsui~r \ 49,
1853. sud h.s had b, be- oa- chsli ~h,cA - ~.
s-ppss.s 50 - uVing hose n4a's - Cait.tz Mara
sssrsirrs. that ,uuf li.cilaHi .,scr thcit ,at~s.
marriage. has al-a1 t-hat,,i klanss asA chasie
f4uhia. and aG~r . husi.ssd t,N ard. be v,,fe
Lydia \. S.uu.rfs, tsst ths ssIi Lydia \ Sann.
ds's hvli, frgardi-ss ~ her marriage cav.ea nj
and dai,. on ~ shs.a1 ihr hfs ~ Jauna5, lsbS
aSj Sh,i- flst itt- lhni The afny 81 ihs
United Sat .. III hrr hpune tu S-baeo. state 81
Mann. ani ,1rel Vnh oS~ Ortn Hfsrkrtf, O.
N0rc-stss. Ir DE C,,rIafy % Werr~strF sal stat,
Of Mass.eLu-rIt-. sh~rr snd - sIh hual ,he 90
hsbil-d nag hvirrr ant ever sfncr be- s4it hos
tand's Ohc 80 a Astr~~ - nadsf.) dtschsrEr 30.
rriurn isnn ibs n'isa sstst's serN,c-; dat
yonr lIbriiaai'. rvtara irutn .sid n,i,d State
scrv'cr. hr has received % tttezs from che satt
LYDIA Sasnaisrs ~, from h,s .s,d chtii. TIA
~ the t,mr the sad LIDO 4 Sssu..rrs III %.
d'-T,os~,i Of Ant eaff,sd Nth her az ,hr uaooe,
and pers0usi effects III b., s0sI hh~lisai ~ y 4
rSssseSssun, l~aV,Rg ,,uf b-lt4at "a state 81 De-
utuisoa, sAvs tho s-asiI ,uaoaai Iron, the Issts,
Si-tc' Goverusneat fur b.. military srr,tces .-
" h~rvturr yosF s4,d ld.lhai r,ra,- fiEht and
jo.,,r-. and that be nav H. divorced ir.a, ID
b0eas - nstrtn0Ts, ioiy tosssd go I've
pa. NNEkEM SAUNDERS.
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Dr.. C. l.. Bboop,

Dear Sir: | desire to give you my
testimony IN regard to the value Of your
scientific system Of treating Catarrh and
diseases Of the Respiratory organs. I
have used your remedy, "O1ygeni1ed
Air. in ny practice for the last year with
complete success. have cured the worst
forms Of Catarrh, aud majority Of the
cases of Bronchitis and Consumption in
their advanced stages. | unquali6edly
pronounce " O1ygenired Air" the creates,
boon ever yet conferred upon our suffering
race, AM hope the day is not FAR distau;
when every intelligent physician w.
adopt you system in the treatment Of all
forms Of chronic affections.
Fraternally yours,
J.. VI. LEE, ND.
No. 1919 Westminster Street, Providence.
DR.. G. l.. BLoop,
ny Dear Slr- have tested your
remedy. /" OHygonired Air in adya iced
stages Of Catarrh Bronchiti. and Con.
sumption aud the results have bcea. in
the highest sense, satisfactory, 80 positive
nm ] Of it. wonderful power % arrest the
progress o. the above named diseases that
! can conscientiously advise ali who may
be suffering from them 70 place themselves
under the treatment az once.
Respectfully yours,
REv. II. TOMLINSON,
Plymouth, Mas
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Courts of Probate.
STATE nF MAIZE

STATE 90 MAINE
ONpoHb. ss--At Cssrt 81 Probate hid ~
Paus. wiik.n aBI ilr s4,d ca nt,. 90 "a tAifd
rursdtv al NHvrfni-f. : ID. 1851
OEuEHJg, ] lBt from snd sitsF The dss sfsse-
- 3D. tbs tosri. ot Tr.,is,l- i1 fhs ,oua,, a. OK
Erd, ~ p ie h~d 80 f.gups A. th- Pfoislfs OF
b. n Fsfis. so ths ihtrI Ts-siay OF stefv
B.nih sscrp, February anl Apsii, a. S.uiA
Nstrrspft. con- Wsf1e-l1, IIs~ing the third
Iuo.tas oi Nav saI p-t1l~r, 80 10 4 a.
L5seI, on Ws.a-sIAy iolllstn- 'he bird Tse.-
dsy 81 NAV 500 pc'ot-f. 20 , g. " a. Ff,~.
tuTg Ga Iburetit i.'tlv ~ ib~ thfri Ta~.tt, oi
Ma ani pcfa'st. at 10 4 NJ. st Hiram. sn
frr'as fIs's 'ng tae thwd Tsssday ct Or,0i.gr. Of
lOAN
Al ao'ioes vbirb b1vr tvcu ordered v,ii l.
TsturHat Ia accordance ~ fh Do t1fsrlias 0i dst.
An WALkEk, Jsdg.
Au-s' HosEs. R,.i.tef ~
Tuis no sfyr Narict To- sa th- taea.
usfb tsy oi Jsaltt,. : - i~6~ vs,,nl
90 BsaAf-p..t sat .s..st ag.iast fAs c..st, %
" iH.4n ~.t..t. of Potter. ta fhs 'HBIt, cd
ONhrd, tnt state .I NaHe. OBJ be t-.n "a.
ta.igrd Bsnkrupt ou be .vH petition. ihsf fhs
fa,,.ssui ~ tr, t-hfs ssd deliver, .f eos ffHr-,.
ts l~ilrffHg tH s1rh iastruIi o. bru or rr hii
arf th- rraasi-t ~ INV property by hitu are
ilfhi..tfI DIP lew fhst r,.efirz af che rrcdif1rs
"i th~ slft iapArurt. 81, prove thr 6sirs srf tr
chaslrs ot iepr- assiFnT~s - hts estate. M
~ heii 80 Cattt n HaHst.if,ry 90 b. hoti-H ~
Pans bsisfs sah Msv. Register 90 the fHur' G
TUESDAY ui F-hfasr 4 o.. ists-. 80 ieo o'cioct
A VI L.. az the otbrc ~ Ge-, " i's.,n.
CHARLES CLARK.
4. : Asrshal, a. Nsss,nEof. Diet 90 Ne
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STATE oF MAINE.
" "
ONToEp, - --Sap5cnse Jsdtrss Cou5t S~p.sn.
tst Term. 4. Il 1887
ANDREW SAUNDERS. Iit-ltss,, ". LYDIA
4. SstfNDEE~

\ ID nos u apgcstiag Go thr Cosst thar tho 'sii
de caliaI % ut 90 iahabtsai 0f thts : tats, anI
has 81 t'ns.t. agcni, ztuga-v th~f~ta rri hat
she has 80 nat'ce - he IrcHteory 81 tht. H~i:
u - ordered by the Court ihst th~ .Att iti-lha-
n"lity the dricniant OF the PRESIDENCY 81 ID FL.
hb y 70, causing stlc tci cops ihsfs9t .,id th
order - Court ,hrrron. o. - puhhshsd ihr~s
y,~-ks suc~essivrly ~ he ONipfr D-snocrst :
psprr printed 10 Par,., "a sal Ccsnty. the at
puhhration t. 10 thirt, dave At se," i-for- ,hr
nsNt term of s-ta Court. to b. hoit-a at PAN.
af15essis. ths second To, ssay al Mach neat
10 The end that the sad d-fss,itnt raa, thea and
there spp-af ~ .lii Coat. nod ,he~ csa4e
.he has. ~hy the PRAYER Of .aii Ill Len, .hout
not - granted.
Aue.,i wM X kiMBALI. Ct~rk.
trO- copy n Lib-l. ADD order ~ Z e ouft th~r,oa
Aue.i; WN.K KINBAtL. Clers
Chas. T. Usb Denmark Lib u4ni'. Auafrrv
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Notice

NOTICE ,s bsr,b, gves ths' I hsvc ttis -,
y r-Hsgrishcd Co ~ son. JosHusJ Meat
LTsrgs be trne ior he remainder oi hi. miror.
Hy. sad shaH psl 1a dsLt. % be rnnio.rttug of
cisin ang oi bis earutnfs I'm thts date
JOSIAH a. MCALLISTER.
EHtsk MLLIKsS
Lowell. Jss 10 1855 ,2t'
WANTED Ma snd wa,nsn 10 'ske
w cbsrEr ~ ths Towa Fsfm boz Gresa0ood
the corpIrg wear. Aay one tssWioz sssch situs
tfon. vii pse4se sp1i the subscriber. o. -.
fore The Zjsh - Fsisrusfy n-Nt
W g. WHITE, Overs-ers
WILLARD HERBICK 81 Ps1r ..
JOSIAH SMALL. )CfevpwoOd
Grsenwood. Jan %. is6s So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
Sic teutitbe @prabe.
gon 81. s.Diepenbrud.

@euu @pra9e msbr 1T, ais wilflrli& 3ei&en
Wenn ie, bic mir Der @ottbeit 9au9 serbanfeh
@eburt oss Snnefn it, 2eib Der @ebanfen: q ?
Mel9' andre @prade tann Der ttutl9en slei>
den?
gli9t bic tss Spantsrs, Beli@ea, @alp>Gra
49, : SUE ~ Ten, ga q q
3ertbeilts ;3unsen hui bon &GSmer-2ei&en;
@elbf bic bes 8ritten ni9t bic son BEN reide,
l1rlamme .pi9. Grembart'ses au uu,ranteu. r
Die unire, ~pur3e!nb 1T oes gcltes 8osen> 1+ai
@aust 1tets aus ibn1 bic fril@en 9ebensllfte,
Sreibt tets aud neue 8latter, Blltben, 2oben ;
TIT unt Maturlaut 'soler Bilbuaesfrafte:
@ies iluielt, toft, raui@t brauf int Giten-
~ ,..,s, .. baine,
@e lpri9t bic btutl&e Spra@e, unb iunit teine.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
Sic Dbe, iterbenbe Natur.

Sd faritt iunsit leiGten Gu6es bur& bic Glur,
Der gDsel iaben 2iebern tpo0t i'd laui9en,
Do& unter meiren 6ubsn tSnte Mir
Der abse1prb'nen 8ldtter berbnli9 @aui9en.
Die Baum,e ltaneen rings 10 itarr, 10 aumna,
Dur9 ibre 3weise aos tein iiiB @efaaer
@p Ibe lag bic @elt, 10 tubt rinesum>
limb briber bling Elm 5immel, i&war5 une BIZ
0er.
gsbl aos Is bang urb trauris mir hur9S 9er3
81 tieIer Mantluns, bic me;n Muse 1daute:
0pd BON mir rcarf i'd balo ben eunffen
@6msra
Die EbrGne trodnenb, bic int Nu9' mir tbaute.
Wpbl ruff bic ferbenbe Natur mir gu:
Dein 2ebcu AUDI entaiebt slsi9 einent Srau'ae.
Du armer Nlenl9 ! balb falen tpirf aud tu
- Gin ,peltes 8latt - pom srpBen 2sbsns-
baume!
Gs (et! bod iesenb sisbt eur6 neiae 8rut
M elite beNre 3ufunft tiQ bic Menuns,
limb ieae5 Bib Der Srauer - 1tur 5ur yult
3ur Greuee n1r ertpedt mid feline Mlabnurs.
@euieBe riffs in mir Ben Musenblid,
Den turssn, ter benz @terbli&en ssssben,
MQein NIT @etsbeit> baB bent turSen
Slid "'
Dir fplse nidt bic &eue hur9 bas &C.
.s 30. ben! D. -.-
Sa, {dllrfe frob Der Greube lei9ten S9aum,
DaB ibre @lutb bic Marse MILD er rptbe, a.
Bis bid ein .eltes Blatt bonn 3stens<
Des Winters falter 5au9 bernisoerwsbts.
@p ruff bic Soe, ~RerteaSs Natur Hwtl
Bum Slide mid, gum freuoisen @eniebsn,s
@u ieb' int farren Winter auf Der Glur
Sd nod bic i9Sulen Greuoeablatbsn lprieBen!
8. Walbow. !.
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II.
SEES Mrbeiters Teierabenb.

Miutt am Mtenb milb uub labeno
Mir Der &ube fuBes Slid,
Dann enteile, cbne @eile,
Our Gamilie id 3urid. .>
ga, aa naeineu liebeu 3leinen,
3u ber @attin 3isbt's mid bin,
So mid sribet uub umfdltebet
Nur Der reinfen 2iebe @tnr.
Rcmm' id naber, itebn bic Spaber
Gang sepib i&uu, tpie's @ebrau@,
Sou gerlausen, gu e%npfansen
Sbren lieben Yapa aud.
8in id eubli9 ibnen tenntli@,
@tir3en fe 3uslei9 terpor;
v@ieb' Mama&en, bier yapa&en"
@9reien fe int solen @bor.
Mi@ umriuset unb umi9ltnset
@ai@ Der san3e ainberbauf',
Rlein unb @rpBe auf benz @@ocbe
@9aue1 frub gu mir berauf.
Stun bas G1en ni9t perse6en",
Mabnt ber Mutter ernites Wort
Dp9 bic ainber, i'd nidt minosr,
@9adern etpig meiter fort.
Mir beauemen uns unb nebmeu
Na9 Der &eibe, @ruB unb Rlein,
Stun auf's Stride oann am Slide
Die s%esppbnten YlaBe Elm.
@iebt's gum Stable nit Der @9ale
Mu9 4artofeln t,ur unb Brpb,
@erne la0en mir bas pra7en,
Qeiben pir muir feline Notb.
aurs bmeRen na6 tem G1en
ST ben &inbern nun bic 3eit,
lint bic Mette ssbt's gu Bette,
Das fir fe 1dun Lungs bereit.
DENT Yapaden uno Mama9en
@iebt porber, na@ altem 8rau9,
Sebes @9asel nod Elm @&mabel,
@ie babel Elm panb9en AUDI.
Sum ersreife id bic pfeife
bride mid auf's 8anapee,
$50 i'd f9mdu@e bann uno rau@e,
Sft ~ Weib9ens M9 unb Web!
@ie ll9 riuselnb unb peri9linsenb
9taI9 seridwiubenb seist Der Nau9>
Sp bic @dranfen Der 0eoanfen
2Slen, -tetten le li@ aud.
ST. Sacpb Muller.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
MINING ITEMS.

A new method of reducing copper ore
,as been tried at Virginia, Nevada. by
means of which metallic copper is OBJ
aimed at an expense OF only eight dol
Ars per ton
New and very rich quartz mines are
reported to have been discovered in
eastern Nevada.
Seven hundred and seventy thousand
dollars was the total bullion product OF
The mines Of Gold Hill. Nevada, for the
past month. This is said to be the lar
gest amount ever yielded in a single
month by the mines of that town, 1..I
The Talisker Silver Mining Company
South Australia, have sold in London
during the past six months. five ship
ments of silver lead. weighing 103 tons,
and containing 7.475 ounces of silver.
There are now in transit to the COM
pany's agents, in London, Eve other
shipments, weighing 122 tons, and con
tanning 9,02S ounces of silver. making a
total of 16,503 ounces of silver and 225
tons of lead shipped during the past SIX
months.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
SILVER BOW.

Dry Diqqinqs-A Ditch Across the Rocky Noun
tainS-Winter Work for An BRIGHT
Prospeets-EmpIoyme for 5000 Men
Sales OF mineS.
EDITOR PosT: The principal topic of
conversation is our dry diggings, and
the great Pioneer and Rocker Water
Ditch now being constructed under the
superintendence of that energetic COM
pany, L. A. Barnard s. Co. One OF the
most noticeable features Of this enter
prise is the fact that the water is taken
from Divide creek, a tributary of the Big
Hole and Missouri, and conveyed across
the main divide of the Rocky Noun
tains TO Silver Bow Creek, tributary
of the Deer Lodge and Columbia. The
Company have at work ~ or 5O men,
and give employment 10 every man that
comes along so you see no man need
be idle here. Even 100 men can get
eInDloyusnt on this ditch. / think some
of our Occur d'Alene stampeders would
do we'll 10 give us call instead of work
ing for the needle in the haystack any
longer. When completed, this ditch
will cover mining ground second to none
in Montana Territory, consisting OF hills,
bars, flats and gulches. This ground has
been thoroughly prospected by hauling
and washing the dirt, and many gulches
have paid as high as SO to the wagon
load The mines spoken of are about
five miles ia length by three in width.
Mines that three months ago were
nearly valueless, are now selling at good
figures, though there is still a chance to
pre.empt ground. L do not think ex-
aggeraJe it when | say these mines will
give employment to 5000 men next
year. Truly the prospects of Silver
Bow never looked more hatterinE.
Messrs. Donovan, Driscoll q Co. Ie-
Gently sold their interests on Fenian
Bar for $500. Mr.. r. Il. Trask has sold
his celebrated Dry Diggings for S1,10O.
Several claims are still yielding the
"Oro" handsomely.
Last evening we were favored with
one of the finest displays OF Northern
Lights that il Inns been our lot to wit
ness for many a day. Our mines are
good, auG IL 'ye discouraged | would
say, try US another year and success
will crown your efforts, at any rate such
is the prediction Of WARREN.
Silver Bow, Sept. l6. 1sCS.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
HNKLENGS.

The cadets at West Point cost the
governments about $4,000 each.
The bootblacks of Hudson. New York.
have formed Protective Union.
1t cost the British government $24,-
OOO, 900 TO overcome Theodorus- He was
a very troublesome black man.
Tie fellow who oh'd for lodge in
some vast wilderness, having bad good
luck, has paid up.
The Boston Post says the visit of the
Chinese Embassy to that city will no.
cost Boston more than S20, 600, wine
and bow vows included" .--. ...-..
a lady editor in the east says that il
the men desire that their children should
look like them the fewer jaunts they
make to California the better. 1
a photographer in Gloucester, Mass,
was astonished by young woman who
came TO ask, meekly and innocently:
How long does it take 20 get a photo
graph after you leave your measure,
! A Paris correspondent writes that the
Menken's last sickness was induced by
extrAvagant reyelry at '.blow out
given IN honor of her taking a residence
IN a pretty cottage at Pougival. ssEfl
The GAINESVILLE (Florida) -Nelo FRA con
/ tains the following: Wanted, at this
office, bull dog. OF any color, except
pumpkin. and milk, of respectable size.
snubbed nose, cropped ears. abbreviated
continuation, who can come when called
with a beefsteak,i and will take his
pound of flesh from the man who squirts
tobacco Juice Oh our floor and steals our
| exchanges.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
FROM WARRINGTON TERRI
TORY.
The Pen d'Oreilie Excitement = The Occur
d'Alsne Oiggi1gs-Prospeciing on Priest hiv-
er Fatal hcCidsnt.

CT EaNsl hSAluSits
EDITORS Posi-: The Pen a Oreille
mines TO which the people OF C,olville
have been directing their attention for
two months past. have failed u yield a
proper return. and most of those who
cried "Eureka"' are now hunting up new
quarters. They found gold, but not in
paying quantities. and the qneTy with
the disappointed nowiS, Nv hither shall
we go -
The Occur d Aleue mines, on the
head waters OF the ST. Joe river have al
so weakened. There was quite a rush
there from Beartown, but most of the
stampedeTs have gone back where they
came FROM One disappointment has
thus followed another. Some courage
Gus fellows in these parts, are not yet
willing 20 give up tie search but still
they do not know in which direction TO
turn their steps, and ;here is nothing
fresh in the excitement line to attract
them away There viii be break soon
made again for some uneSpiored region.
There is small party still digging
after the root of ali evil, in the Pen
d'Oreille mountains on Priest river, but
to lay present writing no news has
/ reached here from the party The noun
taiBs IN that direction will bc thorough
/ ~ searched this season The impress
sion has prevailed iDE some time that
there is gold there somewhere, if it can
only he found-bnt there is the rub.
! They tell us that there is a good deal OF
"goid country" boulders, wash gravel,
etc, etc, but the hidden place of the
, precious stuff is still a mystery.
a man 10y the name of Thomas Can't
was recently drowned here. He had
/ just come down from the Blackfoot coun.
/ try. where he had been engaged in mi
! ming he anG his travelling compan-
\ ion laid = small wsget that they could
! swim the Spokane river, each IN less
time than the other. They stripped 70
/ the work. but changed their swimming
contest to feat of diving, the better
man 70 remain nnder the water the long
er time. Caut's partner jumped off first
an3 remained under the water thirty
seven seconds. Cant jumped off and re
mained submerged torty-seyen seconds,
I before appearing above tue water: but
\ in few seconds he went down again tO
stay His body was recovered ia a few
/ hours, and was decently buried. Can't
/ was an Englishman, and his partner was
an Irishman. Yours, ID. ]. s.
SPOKANE BRIDGE, w. T., Sept. 8. '6s
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOrtieth Congress-
OFFICIAL.
IPuBLIc-No. 55.l

AN ACT relating to the Supreme Court
ofthe United States.
Be t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
in case of vacancy in the Office OF Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States, or of his inability to dis
charge the powers and duties of said Of
fee, the same shall devolve upon the as
sociate Justice of said court whose com
mission is senior in time, until such in~
ability shall be removed or another ap-
pointment shall be duly made and the
person so appointed shall be duly quail
fed, and this act shall apply to every
person succeeding to the Office of Chief
Justice pursuant TO its provisions
Approved, June %, 1868.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

George b. Willis, phonogra-
pher. John ID. Rowland. Alex Gardner,
David Knox, Chas. Freeman, Jas. G.
O'Conner.
And whereas the said Treaty having
been submitted to the Senate of the Uni
ted States for its constitutional action
thereon, the Senate did, on the twenty
firth day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight, advise and
consent to the ratification of the same,
by resolution in the words and figures
following, to wit:
In Executive Session, Senate of the u s.,
July 25th, 1868.
Res0lCsd. (two-thirds of the Senators
present concurring,) That the Senate ad-
wise and consent to the ratification of the
Treaty between the United States and
Crow Indians of Montana Territory,
made the seventh day of May, 1868.
Attest, GEO. c. GoRHAM, Sec'y.
By w. J. MCDONALD. Chief Clerk.
Now, therefore, be 1t known that /,
Andrew johnson. President of the Unit
ed States of America, do, in pursuance
of th9 advice and consent of the Senate,
As expressed in its resolution of the
twenty fifth of July, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, accept, ratIfy,
and confirm the said Treaty.
In testimony whereof, | have hereto
signed my name and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington,
this 18th day of August. in the
year of our Lord one thousand
l hA'I eight hundred and sixty-eight,
.,... and of the Independence of the
i- United States, the ninety-third.
fr ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President
w. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary os State.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

JOSEPH FIIAND, the French Barber Al Dia.
~ mond City, Is prepared to restore ha air 10 the
Daid aud will give security that the hair will grow
all It's natural beauty and iustre or no charge
VIII be made. providing customers viii give secu-
rty thatihs work will be paid for IL the hair is
restored. hr Il. will give security from fifty to
two thousand dollars. according t0 the cese that
the hair will be restored ia AL It's neutral luxurian-
cy, and in return would only ask security that he
secure his pay If the job Is satisfactory All kinds
Of work belonging 20 the trade will be done In a
manner 90 warrant the utmost satisfaction.
ID. did not wish 20 Fi-blsh my business 90
the public until had satisfactory evidence that
so in some extreme cases am now reedy 90 pro-
ceed TO business. snd would ask the afflicted to
favor me with a call next door TO the What Cheer
Hotel. JOSEPH FRIAND
Diamond City. N T. April IS WY