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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-21
DR.. John BULLS
SARSAPARILLA. .
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains letter
y .lf"sN THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

RESToS BARrAcKs. Missouri. A pr 20 Ishs
DR. JoBS BrII-Dsnr sir. krowfnr The cfct cy Of
your Sarsaparia, and the healing and bsnefcisl Quail
ties IL possesses, sent you the following Of
my
! was wounded about two years sgo-was taken pris
oher end confined for six m,rihs. Being no,ed So
ton. my wounds have not healed yet have NOT ret ~
Il moment since was wounded sm shot through he
hips. Ny general health is impaired and need rom,
thing to assist nature. have faith in your Sar
sspara than anything elFe with hat sli is ycnn-
inc. PLEASE express me haf dozen louesrerd ct gs
TnlH4 vgns.e ~ CAPTAIN &. IT, ltlNscN.
st iouis assour..
p S.-Thc following was vrttin Arril 20. lsee. BIZ
xrr. Jennie sehnson. Motherof CepfsD 'ohnscn.
DR. BpIk-Iear Sir: Ny hustrnd Tr C r Jef r.on
WIS ekilyuil surgeon and physician in Central n y.
where he died. leaving the arve G. Y IclDstn
care Al thirteen years Of had chrenc tirri Ia.
snd scrofpla, for yhrh gave him vnur sa-ssrsrilla
1T ruur Arx dasc for teh ears rsc,n n,ded il 10
many New York Ohio. and Iowa. for scrcls. ,c,er
sores and general debility, ierfet sgtcess hos sifcnd
ed It. ThE CURES rSvFrTyD " sosE cAsKs srns rrTo
AsD FEVER SORES WIRE Airosr MlRt.rays., lsm rEx-
ous Tor my sen 10 sgen have ufse yenr Safsa-
srfIIs Ne IL fearful ~ getting pnrors rriir's ie,e
his writing 70 youfcr it, His wounds were eribc. but
M Eesttctfnls, lt JENNIE JCrFsoN
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RApicAl Cure without msAicine) Of svsa-
~HATosK0A. seminal Wsakness, Involun-
tary Seminal Losses lnSoTEscy, xsntsl and
Physical Incspaei,y, Imp edimens to Marriage etc
also, CoSsunvTiox, EplLepsy. snd Frs. induced By
Sef-indugence or sexual sx,rsvagsnce,
hGx~ Price. in a sealed envelope, only cents
ihs celebrated author in this admirable essay, clearly
that the alarming Consequences Of self abuse may BE-
radically cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife pointing out
mode Of cur. At cnce simple. certain, and eectua BY
means Of which every sufferer no matter what his con-
diion may be- may himself chsapy privately. asd
RADICALLY AZ taf
youth and every man In the land
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope to any address,
postpaid on receipt Of six cents or Two post stamps
Also Doctor Culyerwell's Marriage 0uida,' price IS
cents Address the Publishers
CHARLR6 ,. G. KLINE Company,
No 1T. rcweyv. New Yesk..'
Fest once Dcs t,teS.
June 10, ls6s-ls. Ks
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CUSTOM WORK DONE AT GREAT
LY REDU CED PRICES,
Cheaper than they can be made at homo.
THE customer finding only the wool,
Il We charge for making thobest5 Leaf
Jeans. 10 cents per yard.
Plaid Tlannels, Blankets, Fullcd Cloth,
&c, in same proportion. t
New style half-wbol Coverlets, very
cheap. Also Atwood Coverlets. III.
We exchange Goods for Wool, or buy
for Cash, at the highest market price.
We mail circulars and samples to those
wanting them. A8t F.A
1. F. GEBH ART & co.
A pril 90. -6m F NV.
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...:cEDI}ON BITTIns.
&rTHE,NTIc DO cUMESTs.
ARKANSAS HEARD r3cI Il.
Tcetirnhnv hf AYc,-;cal yor
Testimony Of, Medical Men.

SroSy PrSr. WHrr CcrNrr Arfarsrs Nav g lscG
On. JtaS Brii-resr Sir: Last Fetrnrry was in
Louisville purchasing drug. asd pot some Of yotr
Sarsapalh and tedron Eiiers
nv son-in-law. who with in The store lac teen
dow n with rheumatism for tlnc. rcri~ei ccc On
your RrTrss, and soon ioend his GtncrGl health i'm
proved M
Dr Gisi. Who hsu teen had hcahh, r ID them, ard
he slso Ipproy ed.
DR. Coffee, nho has hcfn IN "a heaith FOR several
years = efornsch and liver ffccfcd = b, rrinycd
much ny the use Of your iicrs lnd' VI the Cedr,n
Nuers hss riven, Won great p5Irlfry n Ma icric-
menf, Ihrk ttLd sell rttai qw nty - Actr med
Jnes this fall cspccgllr Of ynr cdfDn niicrr and
ssrsadarlia. ship me yr Mtnpks care q Rictet AID
Medley. Respectfully. c. D. WAIVER.
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OF the latest and mos, elegant style which b. warrants
TO be good can he got anywhere Persons wishing
any ofhese articles will nnd II 20 their advantage TO call
and eyemin. ny sock before purchasing, sies~here-
~ Rep airing and Hofseshoeirg Of all kinds dons on
short notice and reasonable terms
April q, '6S-y SEBASTIAN KrEBfER.
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l;ocus | legislation The Radical
Men bcr> OF the House k.tii!
the Constitutional Amendment.
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Louisville, Kentucky, April %, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON Oct ls-l m-ConsOs At 9 for eo'R noae 1
the account American qoieti United STATS
Bonds 1852 81 1863 old Bi; 1867 1915 ieu-foes ~
steady; Rie Railway shares illinois Censra vi A'4n anu
Great Western - , ,ie, IN, botb on the
spot snt ahoat h tU1Siipg Vpl,uds
LrvFKPoot Oct lg-ll m-Coton opened hrn hi.uls pm
2{d Miiding Orleans l2i d2.d Tue shipment o 49,. ' avn
report have been l9
LoSDoS 49, rAineTiean stcgTies t Wsrt "a The
Bonds 1862 en- Eres 2Ui; Atlantic and Great wen, ~
quotations Of las, nights dispatch o. ' ~ wing
The pnce should have been Tot T. v.-u, aud p.hr;e, a.
NapebfseTi 6rmer Wheat 1917 eeutsl to nv
gg for Winter Corn per quarter for New Mhse ~
three days have Deel NV' qs ANU
can qrs Tnpentine "a Is per CYL, e.
m-Ubltu o1~'o' DVNN' AaJ
the Of lSb2 p.,.s,
Io~ndS nj 10 80 mCOnos closed at yJs or both money
securities are quieti Five lWenues o.
e. 49, F ieeS. g3 for 1865 and 83t for 1851; Tenfories o
Ems RAILWAY shares 2Oi Illinois Ceatras, sS Atlantic and uisA
S Oct ls-s closed quiet and steadyi Low Mid
dlbgs adoat l37 franc a cwt 4. Al.
oct $3.50 m-Cotton closed at l2Gl2ia fot MO
AIM Tflssis abd l2dl2d for Mddng Oans; saes OF the a
~ Go bses 1913 GENITAL for California White eu w.
No Red western Flour "a per Dbl for Western Canal CON- ~
Der qnarter for European -. 80. an.
LosDoS Oct 1850 m-Sugsr truer but prices are aa
changed
PAHs Oct 1850 p m.-rhe Bourse closed fat
ANrwzKP Oct l9-PeOeum closed quiet at 59if
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
MY. G. OSWEGO MIDLAND R.R.

These Bonds can be Registered.
Sir Millions Of Dollars paid-up
stock subscriptions. No bonds Is
sued on road under construction;
issue limited to $4,000 per mile Of
road built and in running order,
being only abOm MURINE Actual cash
cost. The road is being built with
great economy for cash; 100 miles
is done and in the most thorough
manner; 80 miles additional will
be finished in November; and the
whole line (over 400 niles it is ex-
peci2d will he completed within
the ensuing year, 1t is one Of
the most important roads in the
State Of New-YQrk, 1t shOrtens
the route from New-YOrk City to
Buffalo 20 miles, and to OswegO 40
miles: it traverses a populOus dis
trict destitute of other railroad ia
ciIities, which must furnish it a
large and profitable local bust
ness; and it VIII be completed
at an aggregate cost Tar be-
low that of any competing line.
These advantages cannN fail to
make it one of the best paying
roads leading from the metropolis,
and its First Mortgage bonds one
Of the safest securities ever issued.
All mortgage bonds issued on Rail
roads running from the City of
New-York are good, and the in
tcrest promptly paid, although
some of them are mOrtgaged for
more than double the amount per
mile that the Midland is. Among
the bonds now Offering we know OF
none equal to these. For the in
vestment of trust or other funds
there is nothing better; and in ex-
change for Government Bonds they
give large increase of income, be-
side capitalizing the premium.
They are meeting with rapid sale,
and we have been gratitied to find
that they are taken chiefly by our
most conservative and sagacious
capitalists in exchange for Govern
ment securities. Price par, and
accrued interest in currency. Cir
culars, pamphlets, &c, on hand for
distribution.
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co.,
Bankers. 25 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Work 9e6oae Common TO Medium and SSe'oo io 5zs a.
TSss Brsb Work 2sd30c Common 70 Medium sno
Good 70 FBe Foreign Tobseoo Of desirable quality ss Ts
d@cuy offered, aud Commands inil oas 'suoS &c
sock We quote Havasa a. S'aye o st9lc or
eel o iei Sooe arc = , I'd Al e5 81 I7l for IL Cut
TALLOW-The market D. dull ana heasyyi SAWS VI ''0 49,
Ollie for Couury and n Glllc of CiV 49,. , .,S nm.
WISKY-The fairy ecye bnt Pees Ste a. On, n
Of from 81 wa 9i <l- eA0J a. -
81 u closing fuu at 3 23 o,,, T., eor.s Ga. &q5a 800
wHALFB0NB-We quote at e2tGa3e Tor south sea p''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
RRCEIPTS OF PRODrCE

n tdFl1I1 TfftIs, uHd NoIITVdds
BALES Cotton n G3l bbs a. 69i hush Wheat
s. s5 lfls bush Rye 5000 bush Malt
Barley 5Sl hush FaKseed O7o
bush bhs Meal 100 bbs Meal ASH Re-
6sea Pet 2 bags Bseeyed Peas 800 bbI Spirits Tgrentns
az bbs Ter 1887 bba ~ pigs Lard Ashes. g. 92
pkss Bu 5as pigs Chese 10 rkg TaoT lO2 pigs Dried
YAH % Ocke, Gl bb Copper, 100 cakes Copper $50 bbs
W5skY Eggs. o. bales 5l bales Hops. II "a sdcs
Issr n . ~ hbo Tobeeo 6Jz boxes Tobacco 25 bags Cot
tos Seei - g.zL starch. Is bsgs PesGutG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

FERDINAND BLANKENORN Assistant Cashier Of the Third
National Bank oil the NrSlok DO sOrmu5 swear thst the
above statement the best Of ny know elge and belief
2. BLANERNHORN. Assistant Cashier.
Sla OF Nrr Comfy Of As iOL: Subscribed AM sworn
10 before me 10th DAY october. ltb3 -
SAMUEL A. PHILLIPS.
Notary PuIIr Tor Cty and County New York C0rrsAte
PARhEE HANDY, }
CHARLES LANlEK iDEectors
JANIS MTNsLOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
AIRANY INNER MARKET.

f0r ne Hffk tlQtHg Oct IL.
fhe aa 4n fair trade cuTag the week, and several large ship
ues Prices Ern, aud frigb remain unchanged
Coarse m particularly Spruce and Hsmock There have
bees Lumber tbe Collectors Once during The week IN
le breaks both The e and ChAmpaiu Canals IL is
expected that s the Canals will be and
RESUMED tomorrow Freghts follows: To NewYOrf So
Bridgeport aac Aeshase ~ p y Norwich ane hidetowu - So
u Hartford an Providence 81 Philadelphia S3 IS 20 Baltimore
- So 70 o son wood a. to Boston bard WOOD S5 The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
al 5la 666 %

STAT Of Men. York Comfy Of Yeo York, ST. PROAL
Cashier Of the American National Bank OF hesioh 90
sny swear the above statement true the best Of noNdg
and belief A H. fhOAL ASH N7'Iiei
COrec Attest.
JACOB OBRRH0LSBR)
W b. SHATIUCk, Directors
JOSEPH POOL.
Subscribed and so 70 before this liih DAY October 10y
JoHE y WRSTKRvBLT. IT,. Notsy Public n J. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
gtgal 1Oiitts.

CUPRENE COURT, WESTCHESTERC OUN-
- TYIn application Of kOBbRr fArikRs0H
HENRY PRRRTs JACOB r. HOWARD HUGH LLNNk1. aut NiA
WATSON Commissioners under Chapter $50 Il tse Laws q @
entitled auth0r1e the Tosns OF NeeS.1er and Ne
Yarns TO highway td Towns 70 be khosn TIE fs
ham Ahd Pelham We The undersigned Commissioner OF ~
psement hereby notice - The
occupant occupants Of all bosses sud lots and mp'-
or thereby aud all others sham
That have completed apprasemsHt sle
interested these prooeeng or Ia ap Of tns .a
who opposed the preseo ss
writing daily verified the CoHaseasrs sf before
he a8th da Of Oct ls69 The Commissioner. "i
parties Obng az the following tines and pssss
oeock Hotel tho Village Of ferdhsm sas
Tovu the 9sIh dag Of OcI 1879 AZ eeoct a
Sscod the isgetbsr s s,s
which used mating report have been deposited ef
Town Clerks Once Of tie tosn Neal fafna ase
wssiehsster, As provided By iAs ,.,,,,,,- -.
HAWLEY a. CLAPP, 81
CHARLES ". LITTLE ApprA's1sut
n fark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

. II 2e pkrs for the week Of 1877 ever he
corresponding week last year, SSo'
hr ts report In quite freely and VIII gool
demand trade lively aud prices were le
srmsr svag part better quAy most Of The receipts oeIs ION
tbi, STATE Trade very lair, With little u TO-DAY
pals from Orange County put al 6 for the t pA p "
LITTLE Of this coming forward and 80 SINAI po t
a. above $50 that scarcely Affects other huttef we pole lew
sales samples Of the Transactions small aaiy enc &
lot Ind trkinA, varying ron sc W
butter common At 81 - UnO ct
Issis C,p5 Y Welsh Scarcely butter no matter
bo~ poor selling We getting much o3tI as
accommodating OAuOlNA
stssmer Of tOOko a $50 srkins We quote:
IS 400 OhiONest Reserve good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
NY WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUC
EnR Tile WEEK ENDING OCT. 70, 1859.

fE,u-sssly for THK \. Y TRBUEE bv our own hepor'et .
The owng Of articles IN eooa a. 0 9
nv bv Wholesale shippers feeei'.
cent commissions beside freight a9s 80 49, nsTs
I,ore on nackages should carefully marked With piu quo
- - sbn8 also he NAMED upon end Nail an invoice OF
la of be articles upon under ade of the cover Ao sem
containing directions, also siAtlg Low 49,
seat C.raa package aud IN putting Up WI az -'- ~ ~
Vi the
Arrivals Of Beans 8 less than the previous week
DO ss. sbt reeeps parcels Of extra hsudcked Beans
hsyo been quotations while larger io Drought inc B
ksI.e We ou0te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
% @bum II MN Confirm.
Nathilnrp.

CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, NOiselcSs Holsters,
~ Osclsng BsgBes suots burning Boilers S'1s ie' o'a-f
W. d. ANDREWS 4 BRO, az Naterst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Ut e honey coming rward and Of that In bad
packed for shipment The should they did
Pure country cider u selling small J0c & gallon We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

There little eseI feeling in apples or at least eane 70 We
greatly Dutchesse ranging from 20 Tor common up
10 Ss bill for We noticed Onondagas so
a Ve few tine eh Quinces slowly The market
a veil supplied Isabella OstawbA also many 1ef
Delawsrss Prices little easier ne BUS o. aDeAs
selling Zoe Cgtswba l4Gl5c Fine ONO rut IS DuRg
the latter State peaches from Hne So1S
so IS CraubeTres hrmer with gool ueuanu we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Shipments for tie us $50 packages lard $50
hbs beef 81 bbE This shows very hso foreign
trade Bsefs hs better mutton we'll OWING 10 very
ght improvement We quoe
BseL Sides PD........l al Mutton, common 10 far as8
Gu Lambs .s.ssiV ~
Hogdressed PORK 1iS
Country,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
Common 90 far GSO
Delaware. ChenADr0 ana
CHEESE.

Receipts 80 $50 exported for The week Corresponding
.sk 80 wear: Receipts 2g7 With 2fI65 exported These larger
arrivals fail 70 advance which has been going on for sa
sbrOad-he Cable Liverpool
yot shippers g b arrivals Of the previous week helped 70
shove them up There considerable excitement ana soe
az tSe deslers shaping further rise, while others prefer
O. pgsh OF stock The present high prices At tn LAle
p., sale Yesterday Factories brought Bdoic snd some
Tr,s wers Withdrawn because they would rot bu1g more
3y ysry feeling the country. Scarcely sny9g mas et
- pStA IL. me- lx to the home trade at lB4diotc Dut
psSf, arr bobg for 1916 aud that Pe refused io5 I'VE s
sonrs for which the Esnt l9c Where the lle wa.
h Impossible to tell Shippers oBy the present .'
srpeetstion of further abroad The California mafAtt 800
with shpueut fon that prices are even WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Reepts 1894 pkg The week. which arc & more han TOT to
previous week; corresponding week last year A oO lue
sdsts s With SIN fewer week have led 10 an advance OF
about Re Der doL failed to get enough TO meet the active 90
,nRpd some lined lots arrived Single oD and boxes OF th
eshest eggs selling % Most Of she iresh JOS are no" SOFA Al
mark. We quote: q, an
state Tooi......32 a33 Bgg Oats bush, gOol.JO G'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
POULTRY ASD CANE.

Live tEIs aui chcEens eHtYf FaIbeT ~
Dresses freely BE-. Sill light supply "ita no
ate trade We quote.
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

TOSEPH FKIAND. the French Barber Al M,
81 mond City. is prepared tn restore Ia ir 10 49,
bald and will give security that the hair will gro.
n all its natural beauty and lustre no char,.
will be made, providing customers will give seq
rity that the work will be paid for If the hair h
restored Mr. f. will give security from fftv ;,
two thousand dollars, according 20 the case ths.
the hair will be restored in sl its natural Iuxura-
cy, and In return would only ask security tAst n.
secure hls pay If the Job is satisfactory All kind.
of work belonging 20 the trade will be done In !.
manner TO warrant the utmost satisfaction.
N b. L did not wish to publish my bushes. 70
the public until had satisfactory evidence Va,
could accomplish what claimed Having dons
so in some extreme cases am now reedy 10 prn
ceed to business, and would ask the afflicted q
favor me with a call next door TO the What Cbes.
Hotel. JOSEPH FRIAND
Diamond City, NJ T. April 25 wiy
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
NOTICE No. 81
ApplicatiOn for Patent.
u s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T., Feb. 25th. 1859.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Columbia
~ Mining Company of Montana, incorporated
under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania have
this day through their authorized agent, Benjamin
ii. Tatem, of Unionville, Lewis and Clarke County
NJ. T., made application for patent under the sct
Of Congress approved July Goth, ls66, for 399
linear feet on the Union Lode No 2, and q mill
site for same. situated in Township 9. n. Range
West from Principal Meridian, Montana Terri
tory and described as follows:
Claim No, , East-beginDing at the s. w. cor.
Der of lot No. SO A. and running thence n. deg.
80 min. f. 100 feet; thence y. e. deg. 30 min. w,
200 feet TO the n. T. corner of lot No 50 b thence
S. deg. 30 min. w. 100 feet; thence 5. 81 deg
30 min z. 200 feet to place of beginning.
Claim No West-beginning at the w cosnef
of Lot No 81, A, and running thence deg 30
min E 100 feet; thence Sc deg 10 min w, lparal'
lei with Groupings Lodel 225 feet the dvisi0n
line between this claim and the discovery CLAIM
on the Owyhee Lode; thence deg 80 min "
100 feet along said division line; thence 50 dee
Is min DDS feet TO place of beginning this claim
being 19q feet in the direction of the genera
course of the Lode n "a deg 30 min WI
Mill Site beginning at post from which the
West corner of Lot No 81 b, bears y deg =
min w distant 457 feet, and running thence 70
deg 45 min 5O5 feeti thence deg w 300 Zee:
thence n n deg Is min w 33l feet thence q
w 2o0i feet, thence n 25 deg 36l feet to place
of beginning.
Claim No East is bounded on each end by the
claims of the Mansfield Mining Company.
Claim No 3 West is bounded on each end by The
claims of the National Mining s. Exploring Con
pauy-
Mill Site is bou uded on the North East and
South by various claimants in the village
Unionville. No known claimants ON the West
The total area of Land claimed is 5Ui acres
and the same Is mole fully described in the Nono
and Diagram filed in this Ohice, copies OF Wniea
are posted on the begiu ming corner Of Claim No
West and on the beginning corner of the MI siF
o. B. OfBANNON,
F26daw9Od Register.
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. 81.

Case No. 81
Supreme Court of the District of Montana Terri,
tory-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of James f. Owings-Bankrupt.
District Of Montana Territory, S.
THIS is to give Notice, that the 10Th day q,
IL February 1869. a warrant of Bankruptcy wEs
issued out of the Supreme Court of the District a.
Montana Territory. against the estate of james
OwinRs of Helena, in the comfy of Lewis and
Cial ke in said District W no has been adiudged 4
Bankrupt ON his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any properly
belonging to such Bankrupt, 10 him, for lis use
and the transfer of any property by him a-e for.
hidden by law, and that a meeting OF the Cred
itors of said Bankrupt to prove their debts and
TO choose one or more Assigrees Of bis estate. viii
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden AZ
the Police Court room, Wallace Street Vir-
Cinia City, NJ. T. before TheO. Muffy. Esq Reg
ister in Bankruptcy for said District, on the l0h
day of April, A. u. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
NEIL HOWE.
L. S. Marshal for said District
Voolfolk g. Toole soil citors for Pet'r. m4dlwf
The Montana post., 1869-03-19

thing for the boys i am Informed that quite
n number of men, versed in the work among
rocks, could find immediate employment,
with good pay. Rumor had it that the COM
pany were paying their men with scrip, ETC.,
which might have a tendency TO throw dark
reflections upon the credit Of this company;
I therefore made personal inquiries which led
me to remark, that whenever the company
did issue scrip, it was always promptly re-
deemed to the entire satisfaction of the
holder, and consequently there is no canse
Co credit reports which no doubt were manu-
factured by some discharged lazybones, more
fond of scrip than work.
Spring Bar, for the last few days, stands in
high repute. Claim-holders stick to their
gr ound like wax, and those finding wster to
rock with, move the machine with an air of
contentment, a. though to say: Beneath my
feet there rests my fortune" Hitherto the
gold taken out of this bar was uniformly
fine, but recently, coarser prospects have been
Ized out of Duncan McDermot's and Pc
ter Skaters ground, the farther they advance
into the hill. A beautiful nugget of the
purest gold was found at their last cleaning
mp, which gave rise to considerable exulta-
tion. All the other gulches are constantly
worked more or less, but for more reliable
facts and figures we must abide our time, as
already stated.
The nights of the close of last week were
msjestically illuminated by the burning of
the old grass upon our meadows. mention
this to relieve our southern neighbors from
the error so often INDUCED, by taking these
fires for Northern Lights, bad omens, &c.
The snow has completely blockaded the
road between here and Butte City. Through
the Park there Is a solid depth of four and
FIVE feet, hence travel on this road has ceased
for the present. There is, however, little, if
any snow In the valley. yet the mountains are
thickly capped and the rayines well leveled
up with drifting snow, and fears of scarcity
of water for mining purposes next summer,
are apparently i'll founded. The Rutan fur
mace on Mineral Hill, near Jefferson City,
passed into the hands of Charles Wooden, for
the sum of 81 ,025. The furnace constructed
by New York company the Gregory
lode, was recently sold for taxes at Raiders
burg. Six dollars and seventy-five cents made
II. Axe the temporary owner. A written
agreement was circulated among the farmers
and Tanchmen, whereby the slguers pledged
themselves to deed and redeed land, so not
to alter the lines established now between
them, in the event of the Government sur
vey, il made through here, should not cor
respond with them. Che Order of Good Tenn
plars about raising funds for the erec-
tion or a Hall and meet In their noble mis-
sion with abundant success The ku Klux
Klan White-Pined and repined, hence the
cause of temperance reigns supreme.
GALLON.
BOULDER STORE, NJ. T., March l6, 1869.
From the Daily of Thursday