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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08

As appears from the published acts, the
pretended Legislature of North Carroll
ma at its last session. appropriated, in thir-
teen several enactments, the astounding
sum total of $26, 97O, 900. With the excep-
ton Of $4,000, this whole amount is on
account of ten railroad companies. the
prime movers of which might be found
not far from some of the most unscrnpu-
lous gamblers in Wall street. LIZ Is not
meant that North Carolina has sum OF
money in her treasury to meet these huge
appropriations; but still, as they arc called
AUTHORIZATIONS in the acts of Assembly,
that name is here given them-the fact
being, however. that it is issuals OF bonds
to the extent of twenty seven millions OF
dollars that have been authorized. 80
fiagrautly absurd is much Of this leglsla-
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Can suCM lIaImgs He :.

A correspondent OF the Atlanta COnsti-
tuition, writing from Greensboro. N. O.,
says:
''At this point, learned from several
reliable and pious citizens, Of one Of the
strangest occurrences that has over hop.
pened in that or any other State. A COW,
belonging to Methodist minister. living
six niles from Greensboro, gavoblrth to a
negro baby. The head and face, and all
the upper part OF the animal are unmis-
takably those of a negro child, and the
lower part that of calf. The gentleman
who informed me of it is highly reapou
sible citizen"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08

The Chicago papers contain elaborate
accounts of the great goose swimming
match which came off there last Thureday.
There were three entriea for the race,
Each OF the contestants sat in a tub, and
were drawn by teams of geese numbering
six to each tub besides the one inside.
The distance was 300 yards and tho pnrse
was 5000. The following was tho award ::
LAKE FRONT BACON. Chicago, Sept. %,
1869. Race for sweepstakes of $500, be-
tween sextuple goose teams dash of 800
yards to wash tuba:
George Morris enters gray goose Anna
Dickinson and matea: sired by their re-
spetted proecnltnrs, and damned by all
the neighDnra in the vicinity Of their birth
place..
Bob Hart enters white goose Formosa
and mates, pedigree unknown, but believ-
ed to be disleputable 2
jim Mass enters blue goose Queen Isa-
bella and mates pedigree forgotten-3.
1ime-7 80,
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BE- BEAUTIFUI,,

II you desire beauty yOu should use Hagans
Magnolia Balm.
1t gives o soft, refined, satinlike texture to the
Complexion, removes Roughness, Redness, Blot
,hes, Sunburn. IAN, &c, anu adds tinge OF
Poarly Bloom to the plalnest featuraa 1t brings
ma Bloom of Youth to tho fading cheek and
changes tho rustlr Country Girl into Faahiona-
be City Bole
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true
.ecrat of Beauty. No lady need complain of her
complexion who Will invest IS cents III this de-
l.ghtul article
Sc.
oct Slim
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superior COurt~--Duplin County.

VIM. II. Williams, PI'ttt. |
against
Epaight Hill, Order for
Calhoun Hi Service by
Frances Hill, Publication.
Bucknor l.. Hill,
Adolphus G. Moseley. Det'ts.
TN TIE ABOVE ACTION, Ii APPEARING
l. from the affidavit of the plaintiff
l. That tho defendant, Spaight Hill, cannot,
after due diligence, bo found in the State.
II. That a cause of action exists against said
defendant.
Ill. That said defendant is not resident of
this ate, but has an interest In property
therein.
1t IS OTdtf'ed,
l. That service of the summons be made by
publication in the Wilmington Journal, weekly
newspaper published in the city OF Wilmin ton,
N. O., once week for six weeks successiyely.
IL. That copy of the summons and complaint
in this action be forthwith deposlted in the Post.
office by the said plaintiff, directed to tho said
defendant at his usual place of residence, il the
same be known to said plaintiff and said sum-
mons shall be deemed to have been served at the
expiration Of tho timo Of publication prescribed
by this order.
...... Given under my hand and seal of office,
:Heal at office in Kenansville, the 25th day OF
''-''' september, A. ID. 1869.
j. ID. SOOTHERLAND,
Clork Superior Court Duplin County.
oct 3i-W6W
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SUPERIOR COurt---isIaden County.

NHptIIUI VUUI sDlHutH CUuHlys
Andrew s. Kemp, Executor of Neill Kelly. vs. w.
A. Kelly, John Il. Kelly, N. A. Kelly, Alice Kel-
of NeiI Kelly.
PETITION To MAKE REAL. ESTATE ASSETS.
IT appearing to the Court that William A.
L. Kelly, defendant in this cause, is a resident
of another State, 1t is ordered, that publication
be made in the Wilmington Journal, q newspaper
published in the city OF Wilmington, for six sue
cessive weeks once week. notifying him to ap.
for said county, on the first Monday in November,
1869, and show cause. If any he has, why the
prayer of the petition should not be granted, and
that in default thereof, the petition will be heard
fr parta and decree pro cOntessO will be render
cd as to him.
Witness, II. L. Orowell. Olerk of the Superior
Court for Bladen county, the 10th day of Soptem-
ber, 1869.
II. =. OROWELL,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
sept 81 33-6w
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Superior COurt~-~Dupiin County.


James H. T.. Rhodes,
benjamin +. Rhodes,
Martha H.. Rhodes,
BY their Guardian,
Alexander II. McCiewen, Fitis Order for
AgdlnSt Service by
SpaIght HILL, Pubhcati0n.
GalhOrn Hill,
Frances Hill,
I}uckner Hill,
Adolphus q. Moseley. D'fts.
IN THE ABOVE ACTION, IT APPEARING
l. from the PLAINTIFF
|. That the Defendant, Spaight Hil cannot,
after due di Iigence, be foHnd in the State.
H. That cauee OF action eXiets against said
defendant.
Ill. That said defendant is lot resident of
this state but has an interest in property therein.
II as ordered,
/. That service of summons be mai by pub
icRtiOn in the Wilmington Journal, weekly
newspaper published in the city OF WllmIngt ton,
N. o., for six weeks snccessivelY.
IL. That copy Of the summons ana complaint
in thls action be forthwith deposited IN the Post
defendant, at his usual place Of residence il the
same be known to said plaintiffs, and said sum
mons shall be deemed to have been served at the
expiration OF tho timo Of publication prescribed
by this order.
...... Given under my hand and seal of office,
Zeal: ut Office KenansviIle, this 18th Sep,
t0mhGr, A. ID. 1869
j. ID, KIRKLAND,
Ulork superior OOurt, Dupiin County, N. o.
sept q 33-WGW
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nied it, know that it cured Them; those who have
nt know that 1t cures their McIl hboI:. and friends,
and all know that " hit IT doe once 1t docs always
that it never ttIl. through any Fault or hrEirctnl
,t3 composition. We have, and can show, thou
itnU3 upon thousands 0f certificates OF r'lhllkl-
Die cures of the following complaints, but Eurh
ruTes are known in every ncIghborhnod, AMI why
,hOud we publish them! Adapted To all ages and
'1ndtiOns III all climates; containing hcIthcf cllo
mel any dcleterioua drug, they may be taken
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating pre-
eIVe5 them ever fresh anu makes them pleasant To
lake, while being purely vegetable no harm can
.ise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Visccla to purify the blood and stimulate 1t
INTO healthy action remove the distinctions OF the
,tomach, bowels, nver and other organs OF the
udy, restoring their irregular action to health, and
uY correcting, wherever they exist, such derangG-
IientS as the fret origin of disease,
Minute directions given III the wrapper on
The box, Tor the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure
mess, LanguOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
shOuld be taken moderately to stimulate the Gtom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, Bilious HHcasIlche, Sick EHe.ltIaC hs..
Collie and Bilious EeVcrs, they should be ju.
ciousy taken for each ease to correct the diseased
action remove the distinctions which cause 1T
For gsysentery or hsIarrh9a, but one mild
dose Is generally required
For ItEeumatisni, GOuG, Gravel, PalISt-
fatIOn of the Heart, Pain In the Side,
sack and LOins, they should hc continuously
taken, as required, to change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For 1BrOpsy and DrOpstcal SWelitngs they
should be taken i'll large ana frequent doses to pro
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose sl0ud be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sy mpathy.
AS 4 Dinner Pin, take one or two Pits to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ami
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigOrates the system. Hence it is often ait
VantageOus where no serious arrangement exists
one who feels tOlerably WELL Oilen finds that dose
Of these Piits makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renOVatins effect on the dg"s
tive apparatus. There are numerous cases where
4 purgativc is required, which we cannot entmcf-
ate here, but they uggeat themselves to everybody
and where the virtues of this Pin are knOWn, the
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

square, OF 10 lines or less, for each and every
Insertion, Il.
Special Notices will be charged 81 90 per square
roach and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
charact ter, arc charged as advertisements.
as-No advertisement, rejecting upon privat e
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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DIED.

In this city on the 30th of September, 1869, MIR.
W. Ii. SINK. formerly Of Wilmington, Delaware.
In Columbus, Ky, on the 24th August, Of con-
gestiOn Of the brain, Mr. JAMES q. OATES, for
merly OF Wilmington, in the SD year Of his ago.
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JUSTICES COURT. September 25. go
CALVIN u. Coz
against
Reuben Long.

Reuben Long
REUBEN LONG WILL HEREBY TAKE
~ notice that the said Calvin O. Gore has this
pay sued out Warrant of Attachment against
Inn for the sum of Ninety.One Dollars. dne hv
toIlner Judgment as eo-surety to Isaac Long, re-
~ frnaDle t before W. J. Htanly, of the Justices
Stst % ieaee an and Tor Columbus County and
e ii North Carolina, On the 9Th day of No
sI onI1Oe5. 1869, in the town of Whitsyille, where
~om,rTe "um mhee no can appear and auswer the said
ocf It, ". J. sIANLY, J. p.
a4-W6Y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-08
Value Of Leading Crops.

Tho following table represents the value
of leading crops for the year 1868, tho es
Inmates being made upon home values in
the respective States, and furnished by the
Commissioner OF Agriculture at Washing
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N THE ABOVE ACTION, IT APPEARING
Il from the affidavit OF the plaintiff
l. That the defendant, bpaight Hill, cannot.
after diligence, be found in tho State.
ii. That cause of action exists against said
defendant.
III. That said defendant il not q resident OF
this state. but han interest in property therein.
II IS OrteTed,
l. That service Of the summons be made by
publication In the Wilmington Journal, a weekly
newspaper pubhahed IN the city Of Wilmington,
N. g., once week for six weeks succe'siveiy.
IL. That copy OF the summons and complaint
In tins action be forthwith Deposited in the Post
ONCE by tho said plaintiff, directed to tho said
defendant, at his usual place of residence, il the
same be known to said plaintiff, and said cum
mOns shall be daemed to have been served at tho
expiration OF the time OF publication prescribed
by this order.
...... Given under my hand and seal OF ofti1e
seal at Office in Kenansvihe, this 18th day OF
Beptember, A. D. 1869.
j. l.. HOUTHETI.AND,
Olork Superior Court. Duplin County, N. o.
sept "a 33-W6W
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Special Election I'm VirginIa-RaiIwAy
Postal SerVice-Desperate Straits of
Pennsylvania RadicaIs-B O VI well
"Eunntng the Maehfne''-"Bun Pups''
The Treasury Department and the
Clerks, Sc. t-c.
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It ID said that actions speak louder than
words. Alton must be an orator.
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4 vrI7H Cathartic Pills,

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One "I mar;oM's m.n.

A st. L9nl& newspaper chronicles the
death Of ono of Marion'G mon, at Banton's
Creek, near Maramec Iron Works, III
Phelps county, Missouri, on the Sd inst
Ine deceased, Mr.. Archibald w. Oxen
dine, was born on pedec river, South Car
oIina, August 27, 1859. and was conse-
quently over 40 years Of age at the time
of his death. He served through the war
of the Revolution as one of "Marion's
Men, " and for over forty years was min
lister Of the Baptiet denomination.
A woman at Plattsburg, New York,
! didn't know whether she conld fill kero-
sene lamp while it was burning until she
tried. She now wears wig, and her face,
heretofore handsome, looks like rare
beofsteakc You see, rs we have remarked
before, the stuff is dangerous.
New York Democrat,
| The Germans announce bethrothals Ia
the papers as regularly as we do marriages
and deaths. They horald births with much
flourish For instance
l have the honor politely to announce ~
my relations and friends the happy deliv
cry Of my dear wife, Julie, maiden name
Sattmarn. a healthy strong doy, Cologne.
| August II, 1869. EIuard Fomm,
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Perhaps no one meii
Cinc - 30 UIIIEGT~ iliV re
quIt't 10y everybody rs
a 'atlI'ltI' her Wa- ever
any IT, tone - universal
/" adopted INTO ust, m
every country AMI amUHL
al ,i1~."s, 1s thus mIi,t
hut CIIl'Icnt phurEauVe {
IIii. The Obvious lea
son / thGGitI- II more re
liable tnu1ir1nnrc eifcC-
tual remedy than any
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Horrible OatraRe -rsFprt,atUr tynched.
A horrible outrage Wis perpetrated two
and-a half miles from Dos Alc, few days
ago, on Miss Jennie Cnnloy, a young lady
living with Colonel Bulla. by buhy ne
gro named Jesse Johnson 1t appears
that while Miss ConIey WAS attending to
her duties, early ini the morning, before
the family had risen, jesse was also about
the kitchen, and was ordered by her to
attend the milking of the COWS, when he
struck her twice with Il large piece Of iron,
producing wounds that are probably fatal.
then carried her insensible to the garden,
accomplished his helish designs. and left.
He was caught by a party of men who i'm
mediately gave pursuit after having learn
ed the course he had taken, and brought
to town and committed to Jail. The most
intense excitement prevailed, and at about
nine o'clock at night the guard was over
powered by large crowd Of men, and the
wretch taken out and hung, Memphis
AUaldncke.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The Appleton. Tracy & Co. movement with eS,
Jewels Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust O.
Patent Safety piniOu, sc. in Oz case. G'f
Joints SJ4 coin.
The same iu 4 cz. case, s37- In oz. $40 CON
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
ESIED.

On Christmas Eve, at bis residence in Prick
ly Pear Valley, of Nervous Prostration, Mr..
w. L. BULLARD, aged 90 years.
Mr.. BulIard was born in the State of Vir-
ginia, in the county of King William. He
came to the Territory of Montana over four
years ago, and has during his residence here
been actively engaged in business pursuits.
lie was one of the most extensive freighters
in the Territory, and everywhere carried with
him the respect of those with whom he sus
tainei business relations. Generous, honora-
BILE in all things, kind-heSrted and noble iu
his impulses, he gathered around him
community of friends who admired him for
his virtues, and who mourn with sorrow his
untimely and sudden departure. lie
earnest and Eealous Christian, ever advancing
the cause of the Church, and walking CON
sistently and faithfully in her chosen path.
He leaves n wife and four sons to mourn the
loss of faithful and loving husband and
good father.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

AGEEMENT.-We the undersigned,
John J. Mclean ssd John n. Roderigo,
agree to Play a match game of two hun
dred and hfty points up for for $500 side,
at the French or three balled carom game
of billiards, according to the rules of "Pbe-
lan's Game of Billiards, ninth edition." with
the exception that when n ball is lost all
the balls shall be placed in the same positions
as when commencing the game. The game
TO be played a Phelan & Collander STAN
dard sized Carom Table (5lxlD with q 7-l6)
inch Balls, at the Theatre on Wood street
January lst, 1869, game to be called at IL
o'clock in the forenoon.
JoHs J. Mclean.
lAttest,l john n. RoDRIGo.
CIV Msther,
Geo. Rayield-
Run AwAY.-In the full tide of Christ~
mas the splendid bay team of Governor Pol
linger, attached to a magnificent new sleigh,
came dashing up Main street at full speed.
The driver hung on like man with his hands
full, and every one expected to see a smash,
but the horses were brought under control
with but slight damage to the turnout.
THE LOCAL of the Democrat gets
mad at US for stating that sixty pounds of
mutton had been sent to Virginia City and
speaks bad words. We wont play with you
Tom if you get angry. Knock the chip of
our shoulder, and don't cry any more.
NoTIcE.-The public are hereby noti-
fed that have purchased the entire inter
est of Mr.. John Bertwistle in the "Keg Sa-
LOOM" on Main street. / assume all debts
due by the late firm, and collect all money
due the establishments. All those who are
indebted will be kind enough to call and set
tie, and oblIge A. III. WING.
Helena, Dec. 26.
FROM BoULDER.-The select little
party that participated in the Boulder festiv-
itias returned Saturday night, surfeited with
the chaste pleasures of the dance. All are
enthusiastic and eloquent in praise of Charles
Besserer and his accomplished wife, and
their unusually happy party.
BIG BRICK.-Mr. Nolan arrived last
night from Cable with a bunch of geld
weighing 720 ounces. the result of the last
run of the Nolan mill.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The renting of the
pews in the NJ. L. Church has been indefinite
ly postponed.
BY order of Trustees.
FROM VIRGINIA CITY-We had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Con. Weary, of the
firm of Nolan & Weary, who arrived last
evening from the capital. He reports Vir-
ginia as having passed through Christmas
safely. Skating was the chief source of fun.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-As will be seen
by a local notice, Mr.. A. II. Wing has pur-
chased the entire interest in the Keg Saloon,
and he is bound to keep up the reputation of
this popular place of resort, and spare no
means or trouble in providing for the com
fort of his guests.
DEER LODGE ITEMs.-From the lnde-
pendent we learn that on Christmas Eve the
children of Deer Lodge were invited TO a
Christmas tree, and bad delightful time.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The vote is counted and Grant has won.
The turmoil in Spain is well nigh done;
TIE earth don't rock [" the other slope"
a nd we u settled is the Roman Pope;
Bot still they fight in unhsppy Crete.
And Lopez, foT, seems hard o. beet
Way up S~lkirk a famine prevails
And rhe great railroad has snow covered rails;
The Feuians. tho still far from qniet
And rsast beef agrees with Jahuson's diet.
The New Year j. coming-tbe old nearly past
And the Novelty Store Is still in inli blast;
Selling payer 90 which no o1e's ever wrute.
Being Cap, Legal. Bill Letter and Note
Selling late papers aud good Magazines,
And fair MontOnA's finest penciIed scenes.
Daily these things are s.'la and many GO forth
With Vi"Ds. Nuts Citr0n and Candy. &c.
Childboods most happy dsy Is now indeed
quite near
For Santa Clans comiag and be soon will appear
Coming down the chimney. instead 81 thru the dnor
SO that his little old body is covered oer and DER.
With fine foss whif he hugs AZ tke Novelty Store
He buys dolls oi all kinds bath little and large.
And ChiHs Tea Ssst,s AZ muderate charger
lie buys cannOas knives. mAsks. guns. pistols aud
sw~fds-
NHr,lss aud bugles drums. hfes and tivola boards;
Tie buy stoves. pails. baskets aud sheep.
And babes 10 cradles all buried in sleep.
he buys TOYS and Gins For all classes and trades.
Gifts Hr the old the y"ung-mafrons aud mAid-i
Far btfe band and sire brother daughter and son
But IL we should tell all we'd never get dune
Then c"me. each oae To the fine Novelty Store.
And view such stock you ne'er bef.We.
Come then. come ouei come ALI both the young
and the old
Wen take yonr Gre enbacks az par but won't re-
fnse gaIi:
And while selling goods 10 the big little snd tall
viii wish Merry Christmas to each and icsll
decI7da
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
Proposals for Army transportation
HEAporAErEns prrAnrMEsr or DAkOrA. !

HEADQUARTERS bAhOiA- A
Office Chief QHayterHa0ster.
ST. Paul Minu.. November %. lsos }
CEALED Proposals invited from those ioSal
- citizsus of the Uned sssies having ine e1Pi.
parts and conditions. CONTRACT for the Wagon
Trans spurtati0n for the United States Quartermss
ters Department for the District OF Montana. next
season beginning April lst aud ending Marrh 3l-t.
1870 for that hauling outside of the limits em-
Traced BY the present coatraCt Ef that month
April, for 'hs; District and beginning May lst,
1859 for the yearly contract Of the entire district
namely:
All that part Of Montana included in the Depart
ment Of Dakota. The object Of the contract rs To
tran sport supplies To from any Post now estab-
Iished. thaf may be established within the above
described Distrit; TO haul baggage or suPP les TO
accompany troops upon any march or in any mill
tsry OPERATIONS within that part of Montana Terri
tory abovs descriDed
The weight To be transported in the District of
Montana shall not exceed Five Million pounds;
IS 600 OO0.J
Bidders viii state the rate per one hundred 100
pounds per one hundred llOOI miles, for each
month of the year commencing April lat, 1879,
and ending March 3lsi, 1870
Bidders should give their names In full as well
as their places of residence. and each proposal
should be dmpauied by q bond In the SUN of
ten thousand dollars Csl6, 900 signed by two or
more responsible persons, guaranteeing that In case
a contract is awarded TOR the hauling in the above
mentioned District TO the party proposing, the
contract viii be accepted and entered into, aud
good and sufficient security furnished by said
party in accordance with the terms Of this adver
tisement.
The Contractor will be required to give bonds 10
the ot lfty Thousand dollars, $50 ooOD
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyency OF each
bidder and person offered as security gill be re-
quired.
Proposals must be endorsed a. Proposals for
Army Transportation in Montana and none will
be entertained unless they fully comply with the
requirements OF this advertisements.
The party 20 whom award ID made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once, aud To
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
apce of the contract.
The right to reject any aud all bids that may be
offeI e& L. reserved.
The contractor must be in readiress for service
by the first day of April, lsG9, and will be re-
quired 20 have place of business or agency, al
which he may be communicated with promptly
and readily for the transportation in the District u
Montana. Fort Benton. and in the District oi
Montana snah other paint may be indicsted
Is the starting point 10 said District.
Proposals tor the above will be received at Fort
Shaw. Montana Territory. by Captain y ;. Con
stable. A q NJ u. g. A. Chief q. NJ. District oi
Montana, and Saint Paul, Minnesota, until Feb
ruary 18th, 1859; by the undersigned.
5. Il. HOLA BIRD,
Deputy Q. NJ. General L. : a.
Chief Qusrtermsster Department OF Dakota.