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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28


:. The Lohdon L5ader is severe on a
class # .cssayis;s now popular in Eng
land II. say GA miserable Philis'
,iuism, a hant en- bas style to other
writers, wHistris i''suifsrably paEo
nizing@-a desire to pat Shakespeare,
aashe, Plato asd Lord, B aeon. or tho
b:stk, .astd tan sssa@Peivo sgageerI;
}-aEs The general faults OF the smart
school of:e.essayist, the disciples. of
which are called upon weekly TO say
som q ossver and totching things upor
Toasts ..Gsnel,,. .boots,' .Walkipe
+ssiolks,. orany. other nr,icle trey may
take up tcspin their ff,msy ssab upon ,
1 The Leader. also Henoa noes the .prao-
! tfce snch- -writers haveof snykig bistel
and extrapagant things OF. ths feuaai'
sex st'insatting women" are atS'words
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28
JESUS STORY ABOUT A PEARL.

nd YOU crcr spc q pearl? Perhaps
vour mother has ono III her bosom
pir. II is II beautiful rruLd, w'i;r
stone Svma are quite small; "ihrt'
"rc iisgcr. a;.d very co:.:'$. y I"r';'
o,co owuri one that COS. bu: h",:'
,.rc,. thousand collars. Dad yoa eve,
70 k into j." Gle: . shop: Tier"
yen Wi! sc |" all, and o.'~r precious
stones sparkling and shining, and
..arc say JON think, %, lwish was a
;.wrl.r 10 own ali these Emo things
Hut the i"w.lcr Only buys to sell thc:"
again. I;c is mcrchan,man. Did
you ever hear the I."r.i jesus story
about mcrc:,"n,man Hero it is
The Kingdom Of h'uven j. like un'
TO n merehantnian seeking snod'!'
,carls, no, when ha had iound one
ycari OF great price, went and so.d all
Il at no had, AID bought it,
surpoSc the mc:chA"tman had Il
great many little pearls: bat he WIS
willing to sell them, yes, and .vcr!
:hing that ho lad to bny !: large one
which was much u,Cro valuable.
What does The alo'y mean? itn.c"ns
s..my thrS for yoa ard u.c, My dear
ibid. l'cs: arc Exc th"; merchant
mHn.
al? c.ics 4 l;tt!s boy; 81 never
:,iad to buy a!c."lia my life. "An"
|" says some little girl, "ncvcr SAW Il
pearl in my i:ie.' Perhaps not; but
ynu a.e seeking after something +"
; make yoa happy arc ycn rot?
20 yes" say Il l;.:ic boy. "."d if !
had u ten, like Will.e's, Should be
perfectly happy" ies and ii could
49,: TIC ,ncd:L Il, s.:;,on!. l should tc
peri, city happy said B,ss;e. All, !
! am not sure Of hat. Willie lrst
! Acu.h. 80. bat his tent does 10; make
; him perfectly happy. Now lie waits
) IL dog ard it j.: cart "a for i essi",
Il SC climate won book for priz =,
and Bessie cane hnm, .qHite Iii cor
, tented. Il; ssic has los; ,ec r.rju., !
rccku.,," said uncle Tnn,. NO. ti:,
! he,c i! IS" cried B.ssie Frightening
ur; "hu, Il t.y oncs got i beautiful
book, and had rather have had IiiaI
-, you sec, it is hard t. bc E,ad. Z
iccuy happy. T"cro Is als:'ost al
i.".ys some Thing 70 destroy The hap
,,n: s. We txn"c: things will Si:e us
But there is one thing wLi:h vi!
mako rs really happy, b, Cause it viii
isfy IL, ard b,caHss we stall 'cre
:rcvcr, never get tired O! IL. What i
il? what can It he? Il liz tbs pear
-: grcA, rr.<c Which J.suss spoke OF il
lis ii!tic story.
Wha, can the pearl he?
Why, IL is Jesus hi:narlf, and nc
o.dy anl nothing ci-c. lle only Ca
make us truly happy.
Without Him for your friend an
Savieu', You may Lave every thin
beautiful around y"n, and hav
:vvry - isa gratifed, and 'tc diSccH
tented and miscrut:o. With Linn :
,oIr Saviour and i'r;cad, yen '";:
be rcur and sis L urd lame und llin
:.ud ct lie harry and co"tcni'd
can ha. You will MT caro- for ar
such little troubles. On then, so q;
y. scck him, 60 and find him 60 with
humble, earnest. rcn:tcnt siiri:;;. AZ
: ask him to forgive y.sr sins and blu
yru:
Will ycu no,?-Ca;Ms Paper.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28
N1uSE AND EUEnJuNOINIa.

"M",a ihis 'u.l.iu: -I,wv m,t.in,
Nh" II. -, DE-. -, :,n" r,r,y.
M"r" y, III S",".s or lui,y st-ars<,
N,,. than .,n'i'n ,pw"r anl Snnv,
Man vrus n"n- tr'h n,-: gai l.. :"tul,
BIZ e.: all Pleasant s.Nnj LAIR.
Eh.r" ra... hrn;; >h Il r.., conr,ntrd,
E:.'"iu! 10. "a'.i, H:,n:y there
'S:r"w me- ,hc house L., lives in and
wi! tel Npu Tie character of the
man. is u saying cmhu lying much
t:s;h, but Which too fcw, especially
among our American farmers, aprcur
10 compr, hcnd. \ mean house rs
surely cXcrts - drba>ing influence up.
on the minis Of its inmatcS and u
PHEASANT attractive house Hn cncb'inS
Influence, ;.s IL f'own depresses or Al
Smile !i!,',:ers .ho sIiri; ii childhood.
In the planning aud construction
of house, wi.i!o becoming reference
Should l." had To outward attractive
ness ard tov the cNcrvi-t e hospital
ity.-frGm Mh;ca wo derive many Cf
our choicest plea ;urrs- tho c'.ief aim
,,..,,,. .. ,b c,
IL. .,t ,,,, >, ..r,,;,v ;, r,,s,. ,,;,,.
-. ,,l:.. n -, ,,, ,:, .,,
invested in q dwelling. hut the neat
-, 60 ,,,,e ,,, ,ouvcn;,,cos which !,
| cr,bndics. aid lis adaptation TO the
! ii: rulnstaL c.,s and wants If It's owner
,h,, co.s,i,r,ei ia t:ur harmony ard
.,.
! Tin. srrr,up.,;n,a ,r ,L. hons,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28
DANIEL WEBSTER END JENNIE
LIND.

jennie i1!nd gave concert q
! Washington duri"g the session OF
Congress, and as :, ma,li of her rc+
polite invitations 10 TIE PRESIDENT
Mr. FIii,noie, the members o: ,h:
Cabi,c:, Mr.. Cay: a'd many o.hcr
. j s.in.usLci members o. |, IL! houses
! of Congress-. II h:rr,mcl that or
,ha. day Scse' ii rnc,ahers cf the CAB
met and Seu:i;c were dining with Mr..
Bodi%co, the i,,-s;an Minister. Ills
good diurer AID c!.ri.e wi:.ca had
kept The party 20 late that the con
Ger. was LcA!ly cTcr when Webster,
Eiay, Crii:c:i.o ,, a:.d u hers came i, e.
, Wh.thcr FROM the hurry N which
they c.: 10, or i.pm thc hc,it Of 'hr
room, their fAc:s were IL Little Il he'd
and they lock Il snmcwha, iiarr:e!.
After tie arp!aus. with i,:ch these.
gentlemen were received had sub>Ilcd
and silence oncs more res orcd, lhc
second part "f the chi.c.rt waa open
ID hy Jennie Li..t with "ilail Coium-
:"
Thi, too: r'aco during the i'righ,
IF ,hc debate and ,S itcmc"t on lhr
J. slavery q ,ts.i')s, /" thu comprom
is: resolutions OF Mr Clay; aud th;s
lnti;o,ic air, as part Of the pro
5rammc, was considered cu:i:.rly
. Appropriate at a sn"ccrt where 1h.
|. head Of he G ,vcrnrE"c. ahd !Arg;
, uumb.r OF bath branches Of the !"S;a
i :a;ivc department were prc:cn'. 4
: the Close OF the first "o;*c W,b,.cr
: ,:a,,i.tis;n boiled o"c:; he c''a!l Fl
o 40 longer; a;.d rising l:;;c an u y'r
plan Jove, 10 aL'icd his deep, hcno
y j rou, b..es vo.ce TO tho chorus! and
> venture to say never in tho Who!
= course Of her career did she over hea
IT D. rcc.ire one half IF tho applause !:
,r that which Ter song AID Webster
D chorus were greeted.
,e Mrs. Webster, who sat immediate
Iy behind him, kept tagging 4. h
r. c,a.-.ail TO make him sit down {
is stop singing, but it WAS 10 earthly u:
o! and 1T the cl,sc Of each verso We
We alcr lined in, and i. WAS lard 10 ia
te whether Jernic Lind, Wcbs;c", or IL
w audience were Tho most deli GIFTED.
he hape eeen RubiEi, Lab!anchc, aI
rs. the two Crisis OF tie sage at o:
tat lime, but fIch happy cohjlnciit
re, i'm the national air Of" Hail Columbia
elf as Jern;o J.iad's tenor and Dani
he, ". b ,icr's bass we shall "cvey sec
his heaE. again.
~, AZ the case Of tho air, Mr.. We
rs ster rose with his lat in his hand n
,es mado her sun!, bow AZ Chcstcrf.
the would have deemed % fortune for
nc sop, and " hith cc:ipsed D'Orsay's b4
or Jenny Lind, biushing at tho disti
ac- suished honor, court. sled 10 the Fl }
10 The audience arrlaudcd to the v!e
lar echo; Webster; determined lot TO
IE.- oatdonc in pnii,encss, bowed nga
co Miss Lind recour,i,icd, the house
to. appla udcd. and this wasrepeated l.
s.s. times, or "l'm q villain clso.'
ab. Ih:.ve seen Niagara, and Tagli'
in Mans ana Maiibran+1 lave wall
'i.y through. Tho ruins at restum and
and COLOSSEUM by moonlight. crossed
ices, Mshia Bridge dnd the thames ru;
sn. but aever while memory lasts .viH
Tsd scene fade away..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

+ Tie news Wesleyan ooiIogs building
/ EatyBelf.st, Trelandy 10, approaching
| 6opspietion, ~ Tho total cost of the
fulfilling viii amount to about $l20y
lDaol s.Temard thiss sum I the Irisil
/. ,.MetAedis.s hsss ssntriBasaa .aboal
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28


CHEAP AND EXc2LLENT CANDLES
A correspondent Of The New England
Farmer says: 81 have triel the fol-
Iowing rccipo twice, and end It oil
that it cracked upto b.. / have no
Lurb. that it would have been worth
more than twenty dollars TO DO IL ]
had Known it twonty years ago.
Most farm :rA i aro surplus Of stale
lat dirty grca.c @, which can be made
! into god candies 1T q trihfg expense.
l k.pt both ta!low ard lard candles
through the last summer, the lard
candies s.a,ding tao Leat best, aud
burning qnitcas well, and giving If
! good light us tho tul'ow ones. Di-
, rec,iyus lor making good candles frou
lard: For twelve pounds Of lard take
ono pound Of -'saltpctre and alan
nix them and .puIverizs; dissolve to-
sn!tpctrs and aium in agi'I of toilipi
hot, water, pour tho compoupd int
,Eo lard before i. is all NOTED sti
,hs whois un,f II bulls, skim off wha
rises; lot It a;'apiert apitl tic, .wass
= rs all boiled out, or until it coases
,, ibsow4R. steam; pouf ogfbo lard
soon psSitis done; ;-snd .eaea,s tho boits
While it,iR Rot.. y u.ecandtes are 4
:: be run yea may commence immediat
!" RI II IL bs di,,psd, lot THO lard Ico
first to cake, and then treat as 81
would tni!ow!ss a.>-.
...,,- .------aSsao
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Rev. Jehn Baphman,. p. <D q
Cbarlss.aa. SIC !, hass cspp'ssssd shs
s3Ayaax a. his psst tosai sh.fge sf the
AhsI.ah ha,h hsrse assms q ! fs.shaa s.!l eitg.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

At Norwich, Conn, little school.
girl. who bad received varioas littlo
knick-nacks from her mates, thought
it WAS her duty the other day to re-
ciprocato the favors. She according
ly provided herself with box Of ca
,hartic pills, and distributed tbom
around among tho astonished little
oncs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Not long ago, boy was seen put.
ting up Fenlan posters in London.
The police arrested him. All the pa
pcrs copied tho poster, but tho editors
wero not arrested, although they gave
the incendiary document far greater
publicity than the boy could have
done.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

According TO ono Professor De,is-.
ecr, u scr.os ,f celestial aud ,e, rrs,rial
phcnomcnn i. at hand. On tho night
OF tho "7sh G February, in the wes
tern hcavens, thero will be n corjnnc-
ton Of tho mc0n with Jupiter mud
Venus; and tarco nights la,or Jupiter
Will pass Venus by only twcu,y.threc
seconds Of = d.yres- Tho result of
these corjanctions and pcrturbations
will he atm osphoric commotiun-slec-
trical discharges, heavy Gnlos, high
,i1es, earthquakes, and nobody knows
What besides. Moreover, tho whole
year will br fearful for i.s storms, in
neutrality-suspicious., qaSkinss Of the
earth, sc. e shall SEQ and hear OF
those things if=theS=eomO.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

A number of gentlemen met at tho
Astor House, New York, on Thurs
day, for the purpose of perfccting an
organization for The purchase Of ViT.
ginia lands freln insolvcnt owners, and
throwing them into market in smalt
lots, for tho bcuoGt Uf men ef moder.
c:e means.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Deat1 Of Bdmiral Enoll admiral
R6gie died. In Pirlladsiphie on MsdA
nssday lais, ipt tkis MKT aiat1k ysas
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

1t. takes 10000 bales cotton, or
g. 4so. 600 ponds, d sapply the daily
dsmand Of the eotaon nilfs of the
world. =. -: x.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Baptist The Baptist Church in the
United States during the last twenty
five years has increased 80 per cent.
in churches, T7per cent. in ministers,
and So per cent. in members. Tho
number received by baptism during
1867 was 1861 the whole number
cf mco,ing houses is Il, 2,955, and oi
members l COS: :S06.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

The Canadian. Toy ornment, to pre-
vent The nsasion. of the Dominion by
.imericaus who pursue game out Of
season, is enforcing tho game laws
with great stringsncy. Eoceptly. q
party Of deer hunters were fned SIS
each ard for,y-two .hoad Of slain dssr
contiscated.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

"TEis is. q. Whife Mans Gorernueat."
-Wo learn that throughout the
North metallic badges, bearing like.
ness of Washington, and the above
inscription, arc being very generally
worn. This is one Of tha Indications
showing the deep current of popular
feeiing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

The New Orleans B"lls!in rajoices
over the arrival Of s0,S52 bushels OF
corn in that city, by barkes down tho
Mississippi, from Cairo, as showing
tha,,hc grain Of tho West is destined
to rcack r'arket by the way of that
rivor, and bring an immense business
10 that city. ..~:-,-+ -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Montreal is suffering for water
In some places in tho neighborhood of
the city, ice and snow have to be
hauled for miles and melted, to sup
ply tho needs Of the Inhabitants.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

The New Orleans Crescent, Demo-
cratic paper, estimates that only abou:
= 900 will be disfranchised in Louisi-
siaun by the-provSion. 1.-The Con-
stitution adopted BY the State Con-
vcntiop.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Reformed. recent meeting, Mr.
james Suyaan gaTo to the Board OF
Trus. ocs OF Rutgers College two U.
S. $50 b,n is, OF $1,000 doi:ars each,
to constitute book fund. Tho inter.
est Of this flnd is to bo expended
semi-annually in purchasing books
for needy youag men, who are pre-
paratory to entering tho gospel min
istry OF tho Reformed Church.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

F;akse Bullstia snys that tho Mill
tary authorities treat Texas as a ma
tional Cinderella. She was kept nm.
der martial law longer than any 9TH
or State, gels nothing from the Pea
bodS fund, aad no rations.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

4 citizen Of Rfshrn md, Va, owns
q eat ,~hish is,realIy q Seuriosity, be-
Ing the iargest recently ,seen or beard
Of. aThomas" meusdres from tip ts
Zip nearly four .fset, weighs abou
twenty pounds, y very approaohSs'e
and demeaas himself xith true Frsnol
politeness.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

: A desceudent Of Martin luther, the
Great Reformer. 10 now living in Ha'
gcrstown,- Nd. He is5of tho eighth
generaiion, IN regulsr. descent from
his distiu . .uished ancestor.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

At Lafayette, Ind, T. p. Pinkham,
aged seventy ono yoars, died worry
suddenly last week. Ho was in good
bealth till half an hour before his
death, when he went down stairs aud
remarked IL am going homo in half
an hour-in thirty minutcs-I shall
be corpse" He expired in exactly
thirty-four minutes. His relatives
wanted to go f,r a doctor, but TO said,
sIt is no use; rhall 80 hencc in half
an hour"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Wessrs. O'Conaor ana Brady Rtqses-
I'D 10 I,feha tas feniaa PRISONERS Ia Eny
iml. --Src, ctay Seward, by direction
Of tho President has written to Charlos
O'Connor and James I. Brady, Of
Now York, asking ,hcm to go 10 Eu-
rope aud appear Us counsel for the
American citizens under trial for com.
rI;c'ty in tho Fonian proceedings. No
answer hos yet boon received, but if
these gentlemen do not accept the ton
der will be made to others.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Gen. john Fsaz.r, formerly n Pro
fessor in JeG .rson College, Pa, now
President OF tho Pennsylvania Agri-
cultural college, has been elected Pres
ident of tho Kansas State University,
ut Lawrence. Tho institution ia en-
d,wcd with f,rty thousand acres o.
lard, and SIS 900 In donations, princi
pally from the late Amos Lawrence
vf Observation-Disclosures Banner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

The Famine In Prassia.--Thc Cor.
man papers arc filled with heartrend-
ing details Of the famine which now
prevails III Eastern Prussia, in conse-
quence Of the failure of tbrce success
sive -erops. In a number Of place.
typhus feser has broken out, and the
| amount of misery me. with among
thousands Of people bad "a all descfip.
.Lion. The Prussian Government and
Ioc.., com mittoes are making s,he Ut
! most, eff, rts 70 afford a. much relief Of
possibie ~ the sufferers, r.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

:. A Ntp 7erritory.--A bill has been
introduced in Congress for tho tempo-
rary government Of tho territory Of
"Wyomiag" "--situa.sd: we-beIisye, be
twoen Colorado and Montana. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

Mr.. J. P. Benjamin, formerly Sec.
rctary of State III Mr.. Davis Cabinet,
appeared for th prosecution In the
cass ta The Queen IS. Sir G. &. Gut
lipg Eapdly. {.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-28

The Turkish Government has deci-
dod on adding areouple Of turret ships
to it's ironclad squadron. Plsns for
new vessels have been received from
several English and French Builders
and ure now uudor collaboration Of
the Admiral = Office ia Constantine.
ple.,
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
fNoTTcE No. 29.l
Application for Patent.
u. $. Land omcce.

" Il HsIeAa, ~ r., Oet. 6th 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given that Nicholas HiIger
~ Ferdinand MANUEL, and Moses Manuel, all
Of Jefferson county, NJ T., have this day. under
the firm name and style of FERDINAND MAN
UELL q COMPANY, fled in this Office diagram
and notice of Application for Patent, under Act
OF Congress approved July 30, 1866. for ZOO feet
IN length by 100 feet in WIDTH upon the Minnesota
Lode, aud Mill site adjacent thereto situate upOu
unsnrveyed land in Colorado Mining District,
Jefferson county, NJ. T., and described follows:
Beginning al a stake, where copies Of diagram
and notice are posted, whence Initial Point for
said District bears n. % 90 W. distant 81 feet,
and running thence parallel with apparent general
course OF Lode y 40 30 r. 1000 feet TO a post
thence n. lie 10 W. 100 feet 10 a post; thence s.
7S7 80 W. 22Oo feet 20 point in beaver dam Gnac-
cess blel; thence S. lie 80 Z. 100 feet 10 a post.
then nee n. 81 ~ +. 1900 feet to place Of begin.
ming; including Discovery Claim, Nos 2 q {
and , Fast, and No. ], =. ,. 4 and West upon
said Lode and an area Of ) % ac-es.
For the Mill site: beginning post situate
upon Northern line of ab1ve survey 36O.5 feet fom
y. w. corner of same. and running thence along
said northern line, N 7so 30 +. 2g7 feet post;
thence n. 2lS 30 r. $50 feet to post, thence n.
6S' 80 w. 396 feet 20 post; thence s. 2lo 80 w
ISL, feet 20 point in besver-dam linacess ible
thence : ESQ 3U r. l4S feet place of beginning;
containing area of 10 acres.
No known claimants adjoining said Lode or Mill
site; which contain total area of 1903 acres and
more fully described by the diagram and
notice fled IN this Office, and posted upon the
ground claimed. o. b. OBANNON,
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
[NoTICE No. 2s.l
.&pl5iicdtiOss for Patent.
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ J.. Sent. IA. 1868.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the MA
~ TIONAL MINING & EXPLORING COM
PANl. iucor pOrated under the laws Of the State
of New York have this day filed in this Office di-
agram and notice ofapplcstion for patent, under act
ofCOngress approved July26, 1866, for hu ndred
and thirteen C23) linear feet-slODg general
strike Of lode-upon the UNION No Two LODE,
and Mill site for the same situate In Owyhee Park
Mining District, Lewis aud Clarke county, Montana
Territory and in Township No. 9, n of Range No. 4.
W Principal Meridian, and described as follows
Beginning at cross (X) cut on large granite rock
marked 'R IL" whence initial point for said Dis
tTict bears 54o - L, distant g feet and stake
special base line (l95 chains w from S + corner
of Section -, I n, r 4 w bears 80 l5' = dis
tant lS6 feet. and running thence at right angles
to general course of lode n 50 30 Il lO0 feet to
stake where copies OF diagram and notice are post
ed; thence-parallel with groupings Of LOde-N 6lo
As 23l feet to granite rock buried in log road;
shence So 3O 100 feet to post ten inches in diam
eter; thence S6c4J 23l feet place of beginning;
including Claim No Two (2) West and portion of
No Three 90 West, upon said lode and 80 feet Of
land upon each side thereuf-as nearly as may be
with an area of 40 lOOths of an acre and bounded
the East by the claims of l. Y. l.. Mining
Company, aud on the West by Whitehiatch and
SeBsenderfer For the Mil; Site begin siDg at stake.
where copies Of diagram and notice posted, l59
chains " est from L corner of Section u. 7 10 "
To stake inches square; thence 40 80 w S2 feet
TO stake inches square, marked IN. VI. g. Ex. Coz
thence 7Uo IS T. 7i6 feet stake; thence n AZ
80 i f15 feet 10 place of beginning. containing
OF nine and So lO0ths @ So acres and bounded
; w by unknown claimants in village of u niou-
Vile, and on n E 10y 'Parkioson's Mill site and
known claimants; other known claimants ad-
joining. The above described mineral land
tains total of Ten and 32-l0Otbs (O32) acres
and is fully described by the diagra and
notice led in Ihis office and posted upon said Lode
aud Mill Site. %. Il. O'BANNON.
septls-w3m Register.
The Montana post., 1868-10-16
IEIl Ba2aIrrlIOfcu.

Supreme Court of the Territory of Montaua--Ia
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Noah Harris, bankrupt.
Territory and District of Montana.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18Th
j. day Of September. A. ID 1863 Warrant OF
Bankruptcy was issued out of the Supreme Court
of the Territory of Montana against the estate of
Noah Harris, of Confederate GuIch, in the county
Of Meagher, il said district who has been adudged
Bankrupt on his petition; that the payment Of any
debts and the delivery of any property belonging
to such Bankrupt, to him. OF for his use and the
delivery of any property by him, forbidden by
by law; and that meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and TO choose
assigDees of his estate viii be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at City Hall. on Wallace
street, in Virginia City, NJ. T., before Theo Mufly
Esq. Register in Bankruptcy for said district.
the 3lst day of October, A. ID. 1863 al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. NEIL HOWIE,
sept25w3t L. s. Marshal for said District.