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The New York herald., 1868-06-11

sS s.:s E.s,po sS ;sss:
sr.dos Sr Se Helen Mar
s' sA sas Rs.s w?s:s' ~
Pssaepsss r 90 ra ssso Porto Rea aa'
Gs sofs ss,
Georgetown, PC Clyde, 6a.es FOR baltimore; Lake,
sose: Eramess rAiaSsipiia jane s.ie1
sails. .scS!: v Hal, Kate Rich, Emily ) B Austin.
Maehias; sshg Gonsling paniels, Philadephia for
sS:i
MiLLBRIDGE June 4-saled, brig Rabin. Hopkins,
:shss Gay snS s S..
(Br, Williamson, Liverpool
on NEW as ea
Philadelphia; Cohasse Gibbs, and Perry Kelley, do;
set Narrows Tor Returned 9Th schr sarah which sailed
town. De- aipedi.s, sseOs PSiladeiphis; Gcodspssd
NE NzwPcRT, June s. eM-Arrved schr Henry Clay, Sears.
sss .e
ford William Thomas chase ho9osen box for for Boston sn
s:,s Rsf
ms aE% sy ss S
and Ann fwSSe Edwards, EzaOethpOri Wind Warwick
PHiLADELPHIA, June Arrived. steamships & sa,en.
sasus seSr sssrss
lowOd the Fourteen Feet bank, schr Fleetwing Of Rcck
on Reeiy Islaud brig Berry, from Cuba, all coming up
Cleared-Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, bark Acsve
n0s5s o Ds ss %s..s s
hassel, C0nant, Portland A Darrell, Payne Genoa
James Baker, Phean zaza AlmaIa Br) Andrews Whining
Gardner, Taunton; + sawyer Keene, Portland;
cester
LEwEs, Del, Jupe7 P M-ship Ferdinand for Bremen,
sth, 6P MThe schr Ontas, from Zazs has arrived a tho
Breakwater for ORDERS Bark sam Shepherd, Glen
r;s and snr Paul 1 Ssayy FOR & 70 sea today
PORTLAND June Arrived schr Elouise, Nutter Pbla
Cleared bark Arthur Kinsman, Buckman, Masnzas schrs
Trident, Jameson, ard H.B Bascom, Corbeti M ork.
Price Philadelphia; Hh bark David Nichols wyman
schr George W Pierce Frost, Nyork.
m ssnF june MaOs t, rSs
Philadelphia schrs vapor Johnson do Maggie Cumminge,
Norris do George Conoysr kooinson DO; A%ssican
Adams, Albany Andrew Stewart Gilbert, do; Pan.hea
Racket Newburg John Lancaster Williams, Elasbsthport
Nnbridse NJ sas an Mary Kenyon, Hoboken; Mary M
er Dayton Rondout; Amelia Augusta, Mott NYork; ElsA
9s EdrGss e So
len Perkins Eidridse, do; Compromise, Barlow do:
6sS1 @ WI DS al Ass Per-
ladium, Ryder, Niork; Elliot Nckerson, do; By,
PAWTUcKEr, June s-saled, schr Fair Wind Smith, Phi
SAVANNAH, June io-Arrived, steamships Thames, aud
Cleared, Steamship Cleopatra, Nyork schr Clayton,
SALEM June s-Arrived, schr Lewis, Brackey. Rock
Sailed 9Th. schr Leocadia, Poole, NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, June sArrved, schr Alaska, stro",
iysh-Arriyed, steamship Mary Sanford, NYors.
Cleared s,h brig Samuel Lindsay Wilson, Cardenas.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

Prexrcs. of the Tournament at Buffalo
Award Of Prizes.

BUFFALO, June 10, 1866
The conies, OF the New York State sportsmeD's
Convention was resumed this morning with The fol-
lowing result
score--J. ". Wilmer. Q; Mr.. Ball, 9: Thomas Ten
nsnt ; James Ward. 10; NJ. M. Mayhem, 3; ]. J.
Saupaugh - Jonathan Sidwsy, .; VI. hoag 2;
hgess aD ! D. eor F. GardnsT Wrin q a. ~ %
hill ;; s.A. Roberts. 8; W. c. Jacks .; !. W. Bar
ron, o.
be shot nf at three birds instead OF five a.
hrsi expected Ties for the first prize were an
caiied 10 he score. p. ". Beesze not answering to
his name, Jsiues ward OF the Audubon Club OF Bur.
iao wa- called TO score and killed two birds out OF
three and wa- awarded The frat prize solid silver
gobe'. ies for the second prize 20 yards RISE were
~ xt shot, with the following result:-R. A. Augur
Hudson 8; G. n. Finch % G. s. Chase missed the nrst
Wv gnn snd withdrew rom the contest; John =: sayre
g. eo h cdon.o " hoGker r 9,ake z j. N; witner y
MTar"s' W;,m. 2; G. f. Finch, 2; H. B. Hooker, 2; = n
y, ame' ~ H Third trial . yards risexEd Hudson
s, rosr,a 'rs. . wards rlse-Ed. Hudson: 2; J. H.;
| wilmer missed sl his birds. ana Mr.. Hudson, OF
s Of fSf BIRD: or .ae erds srd pras s1
A 70 ya,"s nss--1' u. highsm, 2; George smith, q;
SeSrSs SeSaSsoo bis a " ,dnn.t NJ seulz ,, 2;
=: W. Ginofd missed he nrs bird and withdrew.
Thomas Tenant. J; 4. sanlpaugh and G.. L. Bur-
= solid silver goblet was awarded 70 George srnth
of the Forester Club, OF Burslo
Sarro G sae sWss SSrG pTas z ya,ds s:e
ssby, }; ). p. Fisher .; N. J. TompSins missediwo
en eras ,a% anp a %i"orsw w,,6orew Go"pson Missed
missed ali. second trial q yaIds-G. +. Fisher l;
fourth prize, pair OF solid sfver sugar spoons Mr.
Murray il a member " the Niagara Falls shooting
sed sones, for the second PRIZE Snd he IN cone 1ne
tesians frequently applauded ]. VI. wilmer. OF
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

10 Ward Has been days nsrsA Of Hsiasras
SSS s. . - ~. ing :ss.,, .
isss :tS f. 'Yf'; Bro S% As sssRs
Nay H. aTs e: S:ss bar vss: s
.n.e os Sailed Sailed :. % S % e1s Sr @
inst or cages Of spoke schr Eohen from Ragged
pe ns s.y: .s .ss sss: ss:
a,5Sss 4 s,SSIs,sa Sssn Bsm0d. days. with
Brig Potter lBrl woodruff Little Gsspee Bay, cB, IL
days. with
sssrI Sa'hsw.y OF Cole Ya0"eoa Pr
sSdT Ann sasan Douglas Maysns il day. with :agar,
with % iish, winds and FOG.
shr Carleton B Abuy Cat lsland lS days, with fruit
sShr Lasiia Underh, BaraeOa u days with fruit. %
an.e passage june s. q 80 on spoke .eSr asry
sav: with
pnes TO Eneas. Has beenl days north Of Haeras with
Eohen Henderson, Ecuhera ls days, with pines to
James Douglas. Has had light winds the whole passage
h5 ssasos & c. sm1h HAD sS wnd hs wH
schr yandalis, Lord, Jacksonville 10 days. with yellow
seir Edwn Watson, cranmer, Alexandria
sssr csr saw shovel. show Willis, virginia
schr Ives, sowdiich, Phadslph.a for Providence
s so:oS '''
Schr s Patterson, Poole Georges Banks
sehr Challenge connOr Bangor via Bridgeport where she
schr Chase, insraharn, Rocklana.
ss sssr na%s P"weFs koSsaon Roen
schr Oregon, Got, Rockland
seh seh aassssSH aasssso hsass Poan Me-
sss ssSr pilot! NASH New BED ssafs.a s.s,o,,
sss; SsS,ss ssX ss5ss sss
sehr James Nelson, Staples Taunton.
s sssT Asn ss.Ia ssgsss fs s9a.s r IN a ,.. for
schg Sarah Jane, Gardner, Newport.
sssr sr S% SSssHss SasR%tS ss%Ror
Many SssS
81! s. hs hssss a'''
as%y 70;
;s
chr New for
sshr Mirsnd. Hil, New Haven ior EiiaaSsthpOr;
schr James MCGEE, Dennis New Haven for Eli.abehpor.
scnr csafles hssard 6isTt New aavsn la
Fl
Cornell New
schrN New Reguu., Hanock New H.ven for Ezabeshport
5
Schr Daniel Norris Hemingway, New Haven for Eliza
bethport
Schr Celesta, Robertson, Portland, Ct
Schr Brainard, Miller, Portland, q.
Schr Reading RR No Is, Anderson, Norwich for Phade
phia.
schr Reading RR No a. Carroll Norwich for Phadepha
(sae DisastersC
Schr Montgomery Williams Norwich.
Schr q Il Murray, Brown, Norwich.
Schr Perry Tucker, Norwich.
Schr Foam, Corwin, Norwich.
Schr q Pease, Raynor. Portland q.
Schr Emma Wells, Elsing, Portland, CT.
schr Rending RR No 49, Lynch, sionngton tor rhisdel
phia.
Schr Louisa Birdsail, Tribblc Mystic
Schr Mary Brockway, Brockwsy Connecticut River.
Schr Essex, Huse, Port jefferson.
Schr Pauline, Potter, Port Jefferson.
Schr Champion, Smith, Port Jefferson.
SAILED.
Steamships Minnesota, Liverpool; Java do, Monterey,
New Orleans
Wind at sunset Sc.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

FATAL CAR ACCIDENT.-As car l25, OF the Broad
way and seventh Avenue Railroad line, was going
up town about halfpsst nine O'Clock last night when
near Fortyfourth street, the coupling broke, and the
traces suddenly falling at the horses feet startled
them and they dashed away, dragging the driver,
Joseph Goodman, over the dashboard, and the car
passing over his head killed him instantly. The
body was taken TO the Morgue.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

Steamship leo, bearJO~ SavannRh--Murrdy Ferris
steamship Monterey, Ryder, Chares,on--A Leary.
Bark Harriet, Hoyer, francisco-ti - Sutton Co.
Bark Pontecovo (Sorwl, Dahl Civ;ia vecchia and Leg
horn-Ruger Bros.
Bark Transit, Kellar, Aspinwal--S l. Merchant 4 Co.
Bark Jens Brands Norw) Hansen, st John, SB--Funch
Ne,ucke 4 wendt
Brig Selma swedl OLSEN. Cork Falmouth for orders
Funch, hencke wendt.
Brig + Eaton (Br Curry, Ceie --Cranda, Umphray a
Co.
Brig e COson Nichols, Csrdenas-R Buck 4 Co.
Brig Julia Lirgey tBr), Pratt, Annapolis, NSP Nevus
Son.
schF Brsu'hsii, Hussey, saysnnsb-N L NcCrcady a
Go.
schF Ida Richardson Bedei, Charleston ScCready
Go.
schr Clara smith, Smith, wasb!ngicn DC--H Loud 4
Co.
schr Bonny Boat, Kelly, Baltimore Baker 4 DAYTON.
ScLr James Warren Drisko, Bos,on-Snow Rrharfson.
steamer Novelty, Tuft, Philadelphia.
steamer Navnower. Robiuson Phi.
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STABBING AFpRAy.--A row occurred about half
past ten O'Clock last night between Hremen engaged
ON the steamers mOored near pier No. North river,
in the course OF which Michael Murphy, fireman on
board the steamer Eagle, was severely stabbed i'm
the breast and abdomen by Patrick Casey, fireman
on board the CircassiaD. Murphy was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital and Casey escaped.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
THE HeMra OF soyeSsos BUCKINGHAM, or CONNECTICUT

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
notice appeared in your paper this morning Of
the dangerous illness OF Governor Buckingham at
the West Please state, for the information OF his
numerous friends, that he is cOnvalescent, and
Oblige u. g. RIPLEY,
SO Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

SUDDEN DEArH-Mary Barticy, an old woman
residing at 1888 avenue e, was found dead IN her
room last night
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
SHIPPING NE w s.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1865.
CLEARED

The once Of the Herald yachts at Whitehall alp.
All COMMUNICATIONS from and sguees the
masters inward honnd vessels will De forwarded free Of
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

Pool sales for the Jerome Park Races TO-
Day.
Gentlemen whose sporting proclivities have an
equine turn assembled in large numbers last evening
at the Subscription Rooms, corner OF Twspty-irst
street and Broadway. About eight O'Clock the sale
Of pools began for today's races with spirited bid
ding, and lasted nearly three hours. The following
Is a sample OF the sale for the second and third
announced for to-day and for which only pools were
solid
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

DRIvATE MEDICAL BOOKs.-A SPECIAL List WITH
more nsn my OF best works sent receipt Of red
stamps py PoWbbR \ WELLS. aSe Broadwss, New yorh.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Bronyes Clocks Glassware
&C., &C, 10 proportion.
49, +. " HAUGHwOUT CO.,
4ss 4eo and and t92 Broadway corner Of roooe street
The New York herald., 1868-06-11


ALEXANDRIA, June e-Arrivcd, steamship. r. q Knight
Denly and Empire Price Nyork; schrs Paugs-e wspes
bridgeport G Jones' Griinn, and l. Wing, Endico,,
sailed, .chr. William ccllysr, TAYLOR, Providence; Her
Carrie Homes Homes, Jerse, City Henry Finch Paulkns
s6sToN. june s-.rived, scbrs N wheaton, wheaton,
and Heray, Meredith Philadelphia Gen Grant Orchard
cleared, sshrs Waller Raleigh Ncser.on xon,evldco W
Y Daring Barter Baltimore; Ssls Paine poane, and a.
~: sssYIanT . sn$ Prov hoy: H:is'' SSsIt Az
sailed wIad sw,S Sc, ship Harry warren and anchored
10 the Roads) bsrks krenn, Alexandria, and 0er'rude
i6ih~Arrved, bark Dorchester, Mentor.
naMs son ssna
Lawrence and Cove Hsrsnss', osfdenss "a Dcycrsui
cissrsd :sg xlo.suaTs ss eaIi.On, s. John NJ brig
fy = osn. pa Convoy French Camden
SAILED, shP p 1 Sp'',ns ing ,,r,,.. .,,, 49, v,.u, d.,
2d..ssiled, sehr c.rne N webb, worhlns,on. sycts.
Baltimore; lh, Boaz, Brown and Forest Bagley NYork
tih North Cape, Uroctss Bsl,imors III Bsi%Se suars
sailed ID, scbr Nathan clifford, sha,e sYors
saST: cssTe ans a
NYork sloops Mary Bsyiss Carter, Elssbcbpcr, Joha
CALAIS, June q Arrived, .chr. Traveller Go,, swan
Island; George Gilman, Gardner, NYork
pcssc, SYori ssh Moro Kelly ana George smsa. GARD
nsr. DO Cleared previous 20 @a, schrs Br.nsc.me,
F0KikEss MONROE, june 10 Passed In FOR baltimore,
schrs Lucy Alexander from Porto Rico; Francisco,
NJ, in Tor barbor bass Psnos for Liverpco Tiver,on
Tor Porto Rlo vey Hygein Rotterdam schr II IInbsr
fer q Johns; and large feet OF coaetera
way, Philadelphia, Jaben u wAne, Davis, Albany
GAbVEslUN. june Arrived, steamship Tybee Cshlhns'
.GL0CcEsrER, Jarc s. Arrived, brig Kdare sr), Ma.
, SyS S"i @ wsrc WHIT T"ssss s1s 'e're h'cSp0
roLsfs' oLE, June 5, rM-Arived, brIes Olive, Fo'''
The New York herald., 1868-06-11
Marine Disas asters.

Steamships Minnesota, Liverpool; Java, do, Monterey,
New Orleans.
Wind nj sunset Sc
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
Application for Patent.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE.


..'.r HELENA. NJ. T., Nov. 25 1863 {
NOTICE is hereby given that the NORTH
~ AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY OF MONTANA incorporated
under the laws Vt the State OF New York, have
this day, through their authorized agent Willard
Bradway, of Meagher Co NJ. T made application
for patent under act of Congress approved July
20 ie66s for $500 linear feet the Western Star
Lode, and a Millsite for the same, sitnats upon
unsurveyed lands in Belt Mountain Mining Dis
trict, Meagher county NJ. T., and described as
follows: TOT
Beginning at stake where copies of di diagran.
ana notice are posted. whence Initial Point for
said District bears n 66 deg 30 min +, distant
llSs feet and running thence parallel with appa-
rent general course o. lode, deg + 800 feet
thence $ deg w 100 feet; thence 5 deg "
l4O0 feet; thence IS deg + 100 feet: thence S >
deg 100 feet to place of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n e
claim No. South. Discovery claim, and claims
Nos. I 2 g. and North on said lode.
Also beginning at post whence s r corner OF
above survey bears \ deg w 400 feet distant
and running thence ) deg Il 400 feet; thence S
60 deg W 100 feet; thence n 5 deg w 400 feet:
thence s5 deg E 100 feet to place of begiuuing
including claims NJ. aud South on said lode.
Also. a Mill site of 10 acres for said lode. be
ginning at post where copies of diagram and
notice are posted. whence Z corner of Lot No.
IL Dexter Lode) bears N 1 deg Is min w Az
feet distant and running thence 660 feet; thence
W 660 feet thence \ coo feet thence GOO feet to
place of beginning. There are known claim.
ants adjoining the above described property.
The total area of land claimed with lode and
Mill-siie Is II 1900 acres; and tn same is more
fully described ty the diagram aud notice filed in
this Office and posted upon said lode and mill-ste
a. above mentioned. o. b. oBANNON.
d dl-w3m ..I ... a.-. Register.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

JOSEPH FRIAND, the French Barber at Dia
~ mond City. Is prepared 10 restore ha ir to the
bald. and will give serurity that the hair will grow
n all its natural beauty and lustrs or charge
will be made, providing customers will give secu-
rity that the work will be paid for If the hair is
restored Mr. f. will give security from fifty 10
two thousand dollars, according 10 the case. that
the hair will be restored n all its natural luxuran
cy, and in return would only ask security tNat h.
secure hls pay if the job is satisfactory ell kinds
of work elongng TO the trade will be done in a
manner TO warrant the utmost satisfaction. ..
N ID. did not wish TO pI bsh my business TO
the public until had satis factory evidence thatI
could accomplish what claimed. Having done
so in some extreme cases sm now reedy 10 pro-
coed to business, and would ask the afflicted TO
fayor me with call next door 10 the What cheer
Hotel. JOSEPH FRlAND
Diamond City, NJ T. April a5 WY
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
.- NOTICE No 2s.I -.-. - ...
.flllDiiCatiO,S for Patent.
T. ;. LAND OFFICE

rr HELENA, VI T.. SEPT IA. 1878
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN. hat the NA
IN TIoNAL MINING & EXPLORING COM
PANf, Incorporated under the laws of the State
of New York, have this day fled in this Office di-
agram and notice ofsPplicatou for patent under act
of Congress approx ed Juiy2G 1866 for two hundred
and thirteen (2l3) linear feet along general course
or strike OF lode-upoH the UNION No. Two LODE.
and Mill site for the same situate in Owyh Park
Mining District, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana
Z erriory and in Township No. 9, " Of Rasge No. A.
Principal Meridian, and described as follows:
Beginning at a crues CX cut on large granite rock
marke 'R IL whence initial point for said Dis
tIict bears 54o l5' z, distant ~ feet and stake
on special base line ll9S chains w from 4 corner
OF Section IL, T n, R4 w bears g l5' T. dis
tant LAG feet ard running thence at right angles
TO general course of lode y So 30 100 feet to
stake where copies OF diagram and notice are post
ed: thence--paraIlel with Groupings of Lode-N Gle
as w % feet TO granite rock buried 10 log road
thence 50 30 100 feet TO post ten inches In diam
eter: theDce s6le4J 23lfeet TO place of beRinnin
Including Claim No Two (2) West and a portion Of
NO Three I'D " est upon said lode and 80 feet Of
land upon each side thersOf-as nearly as NAV be-
with an area of 40 l0Oths Of an acre and bounded
on on The East oy the claims Of I. l.. Mining
compcny, and on the West by whitchiatch aud
Sensenderfer For the Mil; Site beginning at stake,
where copies of disgIa aud notice are posted 157
chains West from > + corner Of Section ~ g N 3,
* W. and running thence ~ 40 30 w 500 feet
to stake inches square; thence 47n 80 w So feet
10 STAKE inches square, marked IN. VI & Ex. Cos;
thence TVo 10 L, 746 feet 60 stake; thence Az
3O r f73 feet 20 place Of beginning. contaiaing
area Of nine aod e Doth. e S5J acres and bounded
on w by uDknogn claimants in village of Y UniSn-
VILE. and on Y by PsTkinsoD's . Mill site and up-
known claiuaants; no other known claimants ad-
Joining. The above described mineral land con-
taius total area of Ten and 30 t00ths n 80 acres
and Is more fully described by the dagrs m and
notice hed 10 this Office and posted upon said Lode
and Mill Site q. b. O'BANNoS.
|.t F|.r -. r e., Register.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
-rrr--.sr NOTICE No. %. ..
Application for Patent.
HELENA. NJ r., Seotember 10 isss

. ##. =. ...a ..H L : >, LAND OFFICE. E
HELENA, NJ. T.. September. H. 1868 l.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that JACOB
~ SCHAFER, of Lewis aud Clarke County. Mon
tsna Territory, has this day fled in this Office
diagram and notice of application fer patent from
the United States, under act of Congress approved
July Goth 1906 tor tweDty-tWo hundred 22U0l feet
10 length by one hundred fIO0l feet in width upon
the NoYAU LODE, situate in the Minnesota Mining
District Lewis and Clarke county Montana Terri
tore. more fully described as follows TO wit Be
ginning at stake situate s $50 1S w. Il 500 feet
from 5 Z corner section II, township No. 9 North
OF range No. West, whence The incline upon dis
cOYery claim of said lode bears 70 T. so feet dis
tant and running thence. parallel 70 the apparent
general course Of the lode so E. hoo feet theuce
~ Il. 100 feet; thence 3 $50 W 22O0 feet: thence
n 20 W. 100 feet; thence ss}7 F. 100 feet 10
place of beginning; Including discovery claim
claims Nos. oDeIi ], two t2l. three G3l four "A J.
aud five l5l, East from discovery, and claims Nos.
one %, two CD, three 49, four 90 and five (5).
West ffom Discovery, and containing area of
i've and five one hundredths IS 5 1O0) acres There
are BU known claimants adjoining the above-de-
scribed mineral land, which is more fully set forth
and described by the diagram and notice file in
this Office, copies of which posted the afore-
said stake, situate - w 50 feet distant from said
incline upon discovery claim.
seol2w3m o, b. O'BANNoN.. Register.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25
AriNoTIcE No 29lEV --7W
i j.pp,,cation for Parent. h j
IL. 5. Land Omeee, 1.

H. Ill. -. Lana IOHcce. LHfrrg
IlN-g Na HZtaa MT, Oct 6th, lstis 3 =
NOTICE is hereby given that Nicholas HiIger,
~ Ferdinand Mauuen, and Moses MANUEL, al
OF Jefferson county, NJ T.. have ibis day. under
the firm name and style Of FERDINAND MAN
U ELB & COMPANY. fled IN This Office diagram
and d,uotice Of Appiicaton ztpr sPateut under Act
OF Congress approved July 90, le66. for 200 feet
10 length BY 100 feet w width ulou the Minnesota
Lode, and Mill site adjacent thereto situate upou
unsurveyed land in Colorado Mining District,
Jefferson county. NJ. T.. end described as follows.
Beginning at q stake, where COPIES of diagram
and notice are posted whence Initial Point for
said District bears y. @ 201 w. distant 81 feet
and running Whence parallel with apparent genera,
course of Lode n 7So 30 E 1000 feet to a post
thence y. lie 30 VI. 100 feet to post; thence S
Ts9 80 w. 22OO feet 10 point in besver-dsm Qnac-
cessble}; thence s. 10 3V y. loo feet TO a post.
the nee ~ 7so 30 r. 12OO feet 90 place OF begin.
ming; including Discovery Claim, Nos ., 8
and East. aud Nos !. . 3 4 and West upon
said Lode, and an of !, Oj acres.
For the Mill site. beginning at post situate
upon Northern line of above survey 1908 feet from
y. w. corner Of same and running thence along
said northern line. n 7S5 3O' f. 297 feet To post:
thence y. PIC 30 F. 99o feet 10 a post thence n.
6o2 jO w. 800 feet a post: thence =. 2Io 39 w.
llJl . feet 90 point in beaver-dam finaoessiblet;
thence ;. $50 30 T.. I45 feet place of beginning.
containing of 10 acres
No kDCwn claimants adjoining said Lode or Mill
site; which contain a total of 1905 scres and
are more fully described BY the diagram and
notice sled IN this Office, and posted upon the
ground claimed. o. Il. O'BANNON
.H.| - t Register.
The Montana post., 1868-12-25

MORTGAGE SALE.

UTHRREAS Bandina Turniey AID Lilburn
w q. Tarnley. of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana Territory. did on the 2jtb day of May.
A. u. 1865. make, execute and deliver to the uu-
dersigned, 8 mortgage of the date of the
property hereinafter described. to- the Pay
ment nf certain Judgment recovered by the
undersigned AT the March term, A. ID. l66S of
the 81 Judicial District Court in anil for .he county
Of Lewis and Clarke in said Montana Territory
agaiuss said L. G. TURNKEY for the Of 81 sl2. 60
debt anu Silt so costs, t1getheT with interest on
the said debt At the Of three and Oue-hAlf per
cent per month from the 4th day of April. A. ID.
ls6-; aud
Whereas default has been made in the payment
OF the said sum of money for which said Judgment
aforesaid rendered, according TO the cOndi
tions of sald Mortgage Now, therefore; in pursu-
ance,of the power 10 vested by said Mortgage,
aud inl4ccOTdance with the provisions. and condi-
tiuus in said mortgage contained. We the under
signed. will the 22d day Of December, lSos.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and four
o'cIack. T.. NJ. AZ tbe front door of the Court
House in the town OF Helena. in said county,
expose To sale to the highest and best bidder for
casn. the following described property to-wit:
" The Ten Stamp QuaTtz Mill. known as the Park
or Little Giant Mil. situated near the bead of
Grizzly Gulch in said Lewis aud Clarke county;
with all the engines. boilers, machinery, tools,
implements, srastras, slulces pipes, stamps dies,
belts and the building and ground OF site whereon
the me sta nds and all the appurteuanccs there
unto belonging or 10 anywise appertaiping; being
six hundred feet the Nort West side of Grizzly
Gulch. 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 tberight and equity of redemption Of the
said Blandins and L. @. Turnkey or either OF them,
said sale being made to satisfy said Judgment and
costs and exg.enses Of sale and attorneys fees
L. III. HERsHFIELD.
A HANAUER
Mortgages
Wu, Chumasero att " for Mor,gagors -
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Liquor Merchants.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQURg

Is as extensive as 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
ell to dealers by the Package or
otherwise. .... .--..r--.H .s4r...
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
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WE now rT-rsrsd s7, to furnish t,; snIrrio
.Ha-l o. ra-
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WATCH WORK.

OF all descriptions will be done on the most
reasonable terms. Giving my personal atten-
tion TO this branch of the business, L shall be
able to give perfect satisfaction.
sV jy30dly .p, K. SCHULZ.