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DRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
OYFIcE CHEZ QrARrERNAsrER,
DisTRIcT or MONTANA.

FORT SHAW. NJ. T., Jan. J, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be reseiyed st this once mt,
twelve lID o'clock 10. on MONDAY, the second t2dl
az NJ fsSsk 4 four hundred
Sixty to be delivered to the Assistant
At Fort Shaw, N. t the tenth uoth) day Of May.
Three hundred aud forty to be delivered to the nm.
dersgnsd at Camp Cooke. NJ T., on the fifteenth 5th)
Hi horses to be not less than fourteen 90 hands
high, Ave (5) aud under nino l years old to be
sound In all respects broken 70 saddle and subject to
Inspection on delivery. No proposal will be enter
talhed for less number than twenty Ave (2) horses
Bidders should give their names In full, as vol rs
their place Of residence.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by . written
guarany signed ~ At Least two resPon,be parties,
ancc with the terms Of this advertisement should the
AZ approved bond Of nty t5o per cent Of amount
the contract will bc required whenever the articles
q agreement are entered into for tho faithful per-
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solyency Of
each bidder and person offered security will be re-
CURED. No bid will DO entertained unless II fully
complies W It'll the terms OF this advertisement.
The right reject any or all bids that may be offered
| IL reserved.
Proposals must be made in duplicate, with copy o!
s nsd the aSas
Contracts to be subject to the approval Of the Dis
| trict, Department, and Division Comma nders.
Bidders must be present In person at tho opening o
by order Of Brcvet Mai. Gen. A. II. Terry, com.
m.nd'ns Department Of paAS!rs i. CONSTABLE,
Captain and A. Q, NJ, Chief @. NJ,
ja3O-& District Of Montana.
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" CHILDREN, "
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets

This Dispcnsary Ia IN connection with Colum bia
Hospital, and IL opened for the OF out
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined aud dosirs 10
De attended at their own homes. but who arc unabie
TO pay for the services Of competent medical praet-
oqer, VIII be furnished with medical attention free
by leaving their namOs and address at the Hospital
with the InatrUn.
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ooA'" " 'o Vhoe '"o uHn suot " tHe StIH pFIHcfDdi
Fractional townships %. n, Is, %, Of rangol
Fractional township %, townships a. 5 and %. and
fractio nal tow nship 20, OF range2
Fractional wnship %, townships u, Is aud %. and
fractional township ~, Of ranges
Iraetopal township %, townships q, Is and %. and
fractional township -, OF rangel
Fractional township ., townships n. Is, %. and
fractional township ~, OF ranged
Fractional township y, TOW nships q. Is, .. and
Irneiiopal township s, Townships II. Is. %. and
fractional township 10, OF range 7.
Fractional township q. townships q, 2s. %. and
fractional wnship ~, OF range
Fractional township %, townships q, Is, % and
fractional ownship 10, OF ranges.
Fractional township 81. townships p, q, %, and
fractional township ~. OF range ~.
Fractional township %, township. p. %. %. and
fractional township ~, OF range IL.
Fractional township %, townships n. Is, %. and
fractional township 20, OF range L.
fractional township %. townships p. q. o. and
fractional township 30, Of range H.
Fractional township q, townships n. Is, .. and
Pnetopal toT1ship ., Tow nships q. Is. %. and
fractional township 30 Of range Is.
Fractional township 9. townships 1. Is, %. and
'ffsi sa ~ 8 fsnEs and
, The following designated tow Fps being south "
the base line and ost Of the sixth
The offering Of the lands above referred to will be
commenced at the dates respectively as above ind-
Gated and will proceed IN tho which they are
aud The sale thus closed but the sale shall not be Kept
open longer than two weeks for either the lands
Or tTps lands. and NO entry q any of the lands
weeks, nor will tracts be offered which may DO with
cont Of railroad or Tor other purposss' w nc
IBIS twentieth day Of January, Ammo DoHini one
* Jig Fiss;ifass%atS SSbRE$P JOHNSON
Cummis sioner Of tho General Land Oaeo
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MORE. Under the regultons Of tho Department. as
heretofore and now existing no payment be made
lor advertising proolamatiOns except to such pub
lshers as are specifically authorized by the Connis
sloner Of the General Land ONCE iaT.laWIw
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs roR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.


o1iIss f..isIi;T S%giSs!.s,t,:sTss,,
sfss ~; Sis sis
@ ars sasas aSs sss
rsI, s',Rs re.a Of
ssslns from u, mouth q a, . Ss;s lie
rixsr, whepeyer Il may b located: y. -u,.
m: weight 70 be transported on routs No will be
per ono hundred miles; iof each month q tho year.
beginning with May l. 1865. and ending with April 3D.
bidders should give their name in full. a, well as
sesom H By bono the saa sum d 500 signed
i've % S S9 H.
VII III s1 ssssrsd saa
with the terms Of this adyertisement
Tho eea,rseor will be required TO give bonds In the
sstfsstcry evidence of the loyalty and soiyency Of
ssSn bidder, ana persSn onered security must Ae
rF!sps.ss Ra.t 6 endorsed. ..Egogo.,l: 70. Army
ca tSusS N Tcfs
y comply sS5 %s s S Sf n &
nS s ss Sna
the required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
The rIsht to rsiee. any and all bid. that may be
Tho contractor must be In readiness for service by
The nrst day Of May. 1868, and will DO required to
have place Of business, or agency, at which he eau
be communicated with. promptly and readily, iof
Montana Territory.
s rOSe ~ ( Rspar.msnt q h4ssS with the AZ
P ,1s
Of the Quartermaster at New York, Chicago, Saint
Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Omaha, Fort Smelling aud
BY order Brevct BtisadieI General s. b. Holabiri.
Chief Q. NJ Department Of Dakota
Captain and A. O. NJ, Chief Q. NJ District q Mon.
tana. feb3-td
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PAIESr OFFICE,

Conn praying for the extension Of patent granted
H: IF ''sF '%
Nv p;s.ss be herd a. The
- P Ssy ' SSaid
~ Psisa Ro oae. sisI on 'sS Rssis s's
s s!iS Il. Al 's:,i%Say Ala ;s:I party
& K. ei rule. ot 1 IL Ses
which will be furnished on application.
Hss e s shs' 'iss SeGs @
ss d Ssy q hss sns s within
ii ssf fS: a. FsH Tss.S
X, AID Z, 70 be to
feisss Z! ae" Acting commi..ons r. 81 Potsa
DEPARTMENT N THE IETERpIoR. o,,,,,
onthe petition ofpnltAspEs 81 ", Of Bosio9. Mass;
Re "a dsy y NAY, isi. s.d Is;.ssa liz iiA d.s y
sSs @ s ~ ~ p.ss
takes place on ihs "a day d May, 1855,
Cd i.d SIX s.a
at p o'clock m And all persons arc n9tiaed 70 appear
cas sG nS Be they have why said petition
tho GGRS;P hs s sss
hsI P,Ty q e. pisd
cordanee with the rules Of the ofnce, which will be fur
IS a. & ff III days S:s: :i Il:
after hling ile testimony.
ssrUsLcas and The Ute liSsaeer, %asSfaaton, B.
g.. And in the Boston Post. boston Mass, week
to least sixty daysprevious to the day q hsArng
ios-sAa Acting Commissions: N; ' o. Patsn,..
IHON FOR Rock ISLAND ARSENAL.
oRDxAScB OFFICE. WAR DErARrnEsr.l
t,IRs't ss until m, SatiI
a. day Of March next iSr AZ dsiiy:ry or hoard q
oiao. u Es 70 fSis@in. Vsiisa: IN s sass
VI iss1 a Rs' vii Il 1ss' Il ", be
s::S cut 4 length
Sinsh Beans, and small sizes Of Beams and Of
Bidder: T. submit plan. Of the column. they may
Bar on, round and fat. Of eooO pound. per square
| be clearly stated.
sia is'isss 81
%G dsliSd ana led ready to set up according to
faynents vi be made on delivery Of the ItOn or
as soon thereafter fund, shall be received for that
thn #. sssh R u M b s:
right reserved to reject any or all bids u deemed
aud to accept bids and contract for all
or any portion Of the materials advertised for.
T. J. RODMAN,
Breyet Brigadlcr General,
fe2i-6t Commanding Rock Island Arsenal
JAPoR MIAMI ANNoU NcEhBNT
! ~ 't5iS e ':i II:
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WEBS Cotton Cloth. Dress Pattern; P.nt Patterns.
&e., &c, Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fountain,
with sir describing an article In opr dollI sale
Any person, tmale femAle,l can send In elub Of
from 10 Loo at sane rate 10 oentA ior each rnd
get premium for so doing Bend ~ Registered Lot
" EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
N UAuoysf street. Boston, MlaA
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

On the petition Of MAHLoS LooNs, of washiniton,D d.
Co praying for the extension q patent granted TO him
the ID day Of Nay, 1884, for an Improvement In
Plates for Artificial Teeth, for seven years from the
sesprat9p q sa,d patent which takes place on the
II Is ordered that tho said pettou be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day of April next,
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required 70 Ale
the Patent once their objections, specially set forth
hearing; all testimony filed By either party 10 be
used a. the said hearins must be taken and tr1n.-
mtted accordance with the rules Of the once which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
mony, must be nled In tho once toenfv days before
the day Of hearings the arguments, II any, within ted
days after filing the testi mony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tho
REPUBLICAN and the fDencer Washington, d. c.,
week for thre weeks the hrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days preyions % the
dayof hearing. A. N. STOUT,
febs.wM Arttn9 Con- uts iona Of patsats
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Notices Of Patents.
IMPAIRMENT OF the INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATEEr OF

~ UsIrED STATES fLTIIr oYIIel,.
- 800, wAsHIraTor, Feb, g. 198.
On the petition Of Albert Pink, Of Jcuisyils, Kea.
70 him the 9th day Of May, 1854. for improvements
n seven year. from ~ sspiI.t,en Of I'D
!! Is ordered that ne said petition g heard y ths
next, at ~ clock, and all persons notified 70
appear and show cause, u any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 nls
70 the Patent 0mes their oejeciion specially set forth
hearing testimony nlsd by either party to BE- nSed
accordance with the rules Of The once which will Be-
furnished on application
Depositions and other papers, relied upon tssti-
mony, must be fled In the once days bsforS
day o. hearing; the Arguments, II any. within ten
pordsTed, also that this nStes be pgblished in The
20. and In the Journal. Louisville, Ksntucky.
once a week for three successive weeks; the arsi
OF said TO be at least sixty days previous
to shs ssy Of hearing sESg
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II PROCLAMATION
For the Sale n Ydiudbte Lands IN The State n Kan
tas end .ithtn fhs Limits q hs Usage i"d d.S.
10Th tie Great and Liffie Usage Indians. O'
In pursuance Of law, J., ANDREW JOHNSON, Presi-
dent Of the United States Of America, do hereby do
clare and make known that public sales will be held
At the under mentioned land Once in the State o Kan
lst ,Ast9 the Public Lands at the Land Once at
HUMBOLDT, KANSAS, e9mmeneng on FRIDAY
lands situated within the following Designated town.
ships and parts Of townships lying within the limits
Of The cesson under the 6rst article Of the aforesaid
treaty, viz;
South Of TIE base line and east The Sith principal
meridian.
rrsetopal townships o. q, Is. %. 30. 81. 50. SO. 81
fractional township %, townships q, q, . 30, 81,
a. s. and ~, and fractional tow nshps IS OF raj 60 49,
Fractional township d, townships "a, Is, %, 30, 81 ,
81 50 and 81 and fractional township 8. q range 10;
Fractional township 20. townships "a, Is, -, 10, 81.
81, 81, ~, and fractional township IS, Of range ~.
IS, Of range q.
ID, For the sale OF the following described trust
lands at the same place, CONNIE ncing SATURDAY,
the lh day Of May ntrt, for the disposal Of certain
trust lands situated within the foil tow nships
and part Of townships lying within the limits Of the
eessi9n in trust under the second article Of the aore
mentioned treaty.
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DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR,
" UNITED IATKs PAIEEI OHKIcE,

WAsHiEur0N, Eeb, j, lbB.
On the petit Of CONRAD LIE of
Penn, praying for the extension OF patent granted
to him the ID day Of May, 1884, for an Improvement
In Trunk Lock Hasps, for seven years from tho ex-
Piration Of said patent, which takes place the ID
day Of May, 1865:
0tSstsd sna, bs I'D petition b heard The
next at ~ clock, and ali persons are notified TO
APPEAR and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
ir tho Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least fceny days before the
Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party, to be
mitted IN accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is testi-
mony. must be ned In the once ttoenty days before
days after hllng the testimony.
0rdeted. also. that this notice be published in the
c.. and in the Herald. philadelphia, Penn, cncs
Aweek for three successive weeks; the nrst OF said
publications TO be at least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. 4, N. STOUT.
fe7.Fyt Acting Commis siouer of Pateuts
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DEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usirEp STATES PAIESI OFFICE.

On the petition Of WARD BATON, Of New York, N.
y, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 10th daysof Nay, 1854 for an Improvement In
Machines for cutting 9aiiers Points, for seven years
on tho 10th day Of May, 1853:
Patent oniee on MONDAY, the NH day Of April,
next at u o'clock, and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought mot TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required 10 nle
forth in writing at least ,oetv days before the day
OF henring all testimony hled by either party, to be
mtcd In accordance with the rules ofthe once. which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony. must be nled In the oce ttosntv days before
days after ling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
c., and in the Atlas, New York, N. Y, once q week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pubii
of ,as;l t9 ,,,,.c.uAM: STOUT,
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Leave Tunnelps store Monday and Fric,y

Leave Tunnell's Store Monday and Fricsy
at3pm,
Arrive at Dagsboro' by pm.
$50 From Seaford, by Middleford, to Concord,
miles and back, three times q week,
Leave Seaford Monday, Wednesday and
Friday on arrival Of cars-say Q p m.
Arrive at Concord by 8 y m.
Leave Concord Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 1880 m,
Arrive at Soaford by 1880 p m.
Proposals also invited for more frequent ser.
vice.
$3.50 From Laurel, by loves Cross Roads, Gum
boro', Sheppafdsyille and whAleysville, to
Berlin, sax miles and back, twice q week.
Leave Laurel Monday and Friday at $50
pm.
Arrive at Berlin by 10 pm.
Leave Berlin Tuesday and Saturday at m.
Arrive at Laurel by 2:24p m.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-15

SMALL P0x AT RENo.-The Reno Cres-
cent of last Saturday has the following
statements and comments concerning the
appearance Of the small pox in that place:
A man died in Reno last Thursday from
Smallpox that *, smallpox finally killed
him, though lie could not have long sur
vived if he had never been attacked by that
disease. He had other fatal complaints
uaon him and the smallpox only FASTENED
his death u little. We shall probably have
other cases but there is no occasion for
alarm. I he best way is to take "a Ii reasona-
Die precautions ; but if the disease really
becomes prevalent in Reno, we ought to
remember that useless dread will not keep
it away and that common humanity de-
mands that We shall see tina; the sick are
attended 10.
The citizens Of Reno held a meeting at
Ma or Hammond's saloon last night to take
under consideration the best means to avoid
the smallpox, TO prevent its clrcula tion
through the town, and to provide for pa
who may come here with the disease,
or be taken with the disease here. Com
mittees were appointed who will report Mon
day night at which time every body is re-
guestod to attend at Hammond K Co.
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BACDIS THE PATEIoT.-The Alta gives
the following brief sketch of Daudin The
Monsieur Daudin about whom SO much
trouble has lately been made in France,
was physician and member Of the National
Assembly and a Republican in 1851 On
the Sd CT December, after Louis Napoleon
had imprisoned two hundred and twenty of
the members Of the Assembly, Baudin and
some other Asseinolymen went out into the
streets, built barricade, and endeavored to
organize an armed resistance to the usurpa-
ton. The men generally IN the neighbour
hood of the barricade did not take any part
Paudin appealed TO some of them to assist
One replied " Do you think we want TO be
killed to save your twenty five francs day:"
That sum was the pay of Assemblymen.
Bduin said % Ny friend, you will soon
see how men die for twenty-five francs a |
day" The troops were approaching at the
time, and when they got near the barricade, !
which was very weak affair and could not
possibly resist them, a republican very fool
ishly fired at them. they returned the fire .
and Baudin fell dead, and he was regarded |
as the most notable and most noble of those
killed on the occasion OF the usnrpation Of
the I'd Of December.
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| SUDDEN DELIRIrM.-Last evening, about
o'clock, Mr.. McCrum, the proprietor Of
the Delta saloon, became suddenly derrnged,
and, selling pistol, drove everyone from
the saloon, when he closed the doors, shut
ting himself in. During the comm otion,
his pistol was accidentally fired off, but
luckily neither himself nor any one about
was hurt. Sheriff Mulcahy effected an en-
trance into the saloon by the back way, and
succeeded in getting hold of the man, when
he was taken to the station-house and shut
up in a cell for safe-keeping. McCrum had
been complaining during the afternoon of a
fever in his head and said that he felt as
though something strange was about to
happen him. Those who were assisting
him in the saloon say that he had not been
drinking and that he never drinks much.
The prevailing opinion appeared to be that
his fever and delirium was caused by the |
small pox, which they suppose him to have
while waiting upon his partner,
who died of the disease a few days ago.
the case was very strange one,
and how it will terminate remains to be
Enterprise.
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A RUMoR ABOUT GRANT CoNTRAD1cTED
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald writes under date of November
9th as follows:
1.-The statement put forward by several
papers yesterday that General Grant intends
in his inaugural TO recommend an amend
ment to the Constitution preventing the re-
election TO the Presidency of any person who
may have once filled that office, is contra
dic,ed on high authority. l am informed the
General has never given expression to such
views, and that he has no intention Of max
ing any such suggestion or recommendation"
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THE REASON WHY GENERAL PAGE FAILED

TO CONNECT IN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
The Reese River Reveile contains the fol-
lowing explanation Of the non-appearance of
General Page at the meeting Of the Electoral
College:
We received the following telegram this
morning from Captain A. l.. Page. one of the
Grant and C"lfax Electors: Cheyenne,
December S.-Editor Reveile: Been snow
bound sixty hours. Fear can't meet cleo
tors On the 18th instant"
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BARXED TO DEATH.-A gentleman travel
ing through one of the rural precincts of a
certain county, few days since, rode up to
farm house, and thus accosted tow
headed urchin, who was seated on top Of a
gate-post Bub, where's your pa :" The
youngster replied " Pap's just down there
beyant the cowshed to dig grave to bury
our old dog Towser. The darned old fool
himself barkin' at candidates for Sheriff.
Be you one :" Our friend rode on.-Peta-
lama Journal
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By TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News Of last evening"

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE argument il
the Supreme Court against the constitution
ality Of the Legal Tender Act closed to-day
An uneasy feeling prevails, as the decision
may be against the Government.
A bill will be introduced on Monday in
creasing the number of Supreme Judges. 1.
provides for two annual sessions of the
Court.
| WASHINGTON, December l2.-Helen West
ern, the actress, died to-day after short i'll
ness. Her remains will be taken to Boston
for interment.
CHICAGO, December l2-The Republicans
special says it is reported that Caleb Gushing
has gone abroad to purchase Cuba from the
Provisional Government of Spain. Facts
have leaked out t. show that he has been
sent with full power 10 negotiate on this sub
ject.
New YORK, December l2.-The Lafarge
property, known as the Southern Hotel, on
was sold at auction to-day for
81 900.
The Tribune says the actual reason why
the telegraph company gave the Associated
Press notice that it would terminate its con
ract on the 22i instant was because Of
severe structures against the integrity of the
present managers Of Western Union Com
oany. They ,ld not deem it their duty to be
,ound by contract, while one of the mem
,ers of the Association felt at liberty to i'm
'ugn the private and personal character of
he officers.
II is stated that substantial negotiations
ave been entered into between the Erie and
atlantic and Great Western Railroads where
y the broad guage line viii be connected
trough to Chicago. 1t is also said that the {
anne guage viii probably run to the Mis-
iSsiDDi e.
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A SAD AcCIDENT-The Reno Crescent of

A SAD AcCIDENT.-The Reno Crescent Of
the 18th instant has the following item:
A little son Of Asa Persons, last Sabbath
while playing with a shotgun, accidentally
killed his sister. girl eight or nine years Of
age. Tee boy thought the gun was not load
ed, snapped half dozen caps upon it. when
at last it was discharged. The charge Of
shot literally tore off the top of the child's
head, and sprinkled her brains from floor to
ceiling. The scene is described as most hor
ribie and heart rending.
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A BIG BAR OF SILvER.-Says the Reese

River Rcveiiie:
In shipment of l6 bars of bullion, valued
at S26,057 II, made to-day by Mr.. A. A.
Curtis, Superintendent Of the Manhattan
Company, there was large bar Of fine silver
valued at 81 ,935 81. We believe this was
the largest bar ever shipped from this city.
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NoNICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AMANDA WAT
L KlNS. married woman and wife # George
Watkins. a resident OF the s'uurty tf D-nIsby
State of Nevada. Will the thirteenth 18Th day
of January 4. u. lSbg, at 10 o'clpCk 4. VI. of said
day, appl, to the District CuUit Of the Second
Judicial District, in and fJr sa,d county. for an
order Of said Court 10 carry On the business as a
sole trader in her name and on her own &C
count, to Wit The business Of keeping hotel and
hay yard in sad County Of Urm>by.
Gl3 ii AMANDA WATKINS
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A New LEvEL.-About the first Of next
month new level will be opened from the
bottom of the Imperial Empire shaft at the
depth Of 1000 feet.-Enterprise.