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1nuOn .Ct. .ES ~ WILLIAMS
lO.UUU BURa COUNTY-100 acres of

lV.UUU BURa coUNrY-loo acres of
whicl alu { cared aud 10 s'res now under cultiya'
ton in corn cotton snd lce. The tract is heavily
t'mbrred with pine oak, cypress and hickory, and
cont ins dwelling and outbui!dings. with nfteen
ciius for laborers; also one good mill site. ave-
rag ouction OF the land. ten TO fifteen bushels OF
cor. u uf cen 10 ~enty FIVE bushels OF rice to the
acre, without fertilizers ihe re%ion aoonnds IN
mar. nepoils. Georgctown Is the nearest m 'rGet,
the place bang tour miles from Black Mingo Oreek
aud twer y-Hve miles from Geo: geioSn Creek which
nlvigahle at all seasons.
Price OF the tract SIS 900; one half cash. the bal.
aDce In one and two ,e rs \ cured by DO ID and
mortgage Anv smaller number OF acres Will be sold
moderate ADVANCE on this to. Parties desiring
to in.pec the ra can do so u! leaving the North
eastern Railroad O.. Kiugstree, md inquiring the
way to my p ace tGentyIhree m les distant Inc
tract lies within one mile OF the projected George
town Raj roed Ad d.Iress JA'. =. CARRAWY. Sur-
vivor of Perkins Carrawsy. Georgetown Postofaee,
SC. mwf 2moss D4o Sept 20
ENOR SALE, HOO ACRES OF VIZ LII
Il FINGERED LAND in lower p -rt OF Barnwell
Count six miles from south rdisto River Terms
made very low For particulars, address DR.. q. b.
hU FRO, Graham's Turnout, C.S. Il. X.
August 40 Dko 20
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Gana for Sale.

TuR SALE. A VALUABLE TRACT OF
II 1900 ACRES OF LAND in st Georges Parish
Colleton County, South Carolina; has front on
Edisto River OF one aud half miles; 200 &C es clear
ed and under cultivation in corn and cotton; tract
is remarkably we'll timbered (pine a. cypressi Is
situated five l5J miles from south Carolina Ratlro d,
and ~ from the City Of Charleston. new Gin
house. Gin aud Screw. capital Dwelling Of rooms;
game aouudsnt, river fishing excellent.
Terms-s1' 900; one-third cash. balance IN one
and two years, secured hy bold and mortgage.
Apply to D. B. DE AZ -URE, Law Range. Go.
lu.nbia, g. m3 sent ~
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RUTLEDGE RIFLE CLUB
A TTRND AN ADJOURNED NEE ING OF YOUR
"A Club THIS EVENING. at Eight O'Clock, at Wash
ington Engine House. A general attendance Ia re-
quested. The election for officers, postponed from
last meeting, will take place.
w. Waller RILEY.
Sept T Secretary pro tenn.
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E,UNU, A BLACK AND TAN TER
IL BIER PUP. Which the owner can have by prov
lug properly and paying excuses. Apply at THIS
OFEICE Sept 70
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EOUND, A SAFE KEY ON EAST Bay.
E between Queen and MarAet streets. which the
owner can have by applying ct the DAILY NEWS
OFFICE, and paying expenses. septs
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1pst ana g6uno.

DICKED uPOv vaROAD-STREET. TWO
TRUNK or DESK K.Y5. which the owner
can have by proving property and paying expenses
Sept rs
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Amnsemfnts.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE COM
Messrs. COLLINS & MORSE. ......... .Propretors
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TTNIvEKsITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
u The next Session will begin on the FIRST Mon
DAY N OCTOBER, and continue without lntermis.
sion, TO the ensuing July.
advantages are offered at this Institution to Stu
dents in Law ,the graduates being entitled to prao
tce IN the Courts OF this state;) IN Medicine. tthe
course OF irst ucton being extensive and thorough
with two written examinations during the session;l
In Engineering, Mathematics. Mental. Moral and
Political Philosophy. q story. Rhetoric, English
Literature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and IN
the various Scientific schools.
Expenses for session. of nine months: Annual
fee s5 Library fee, s1O Room Rent fee $40; Tuition
fee, -; for each OF three schools. SIS; Tuition in
Law or Medicine $50 Board can be bad at Si6 to
$40 per month. Bv messing II will be less.
For further information. send for Catalogues to
the secretary of the Faculty Rev. @. BRUCE
WALKER r. -. BtRNWELL,
Chairman OF Faculty.
Columbia, s. c., August 2. 1869.
AuRust6 fmw24
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80 SO Is EMS sUMMAB E.ei7r

srS.zts = tNs s----- 80 ). : s.gsf
The NsW York gold board was closed on
safnrday. Informal transactions were made
4tis8sl szsnl o. nsssTnr'i iaia+ afoi. :.
.--oostoa closed heavy. Sales 700 bales.
Middling 29c. 40.
in Liverpool on Saturday cotton closed
frrsr. Sales 12,6Oo bales. Uplands 12{d.a
l2idV< s = . ~ o
Andrew Johnson has been invited to speak
at Atlanta :, 7
James Sadiier, Of the well known Catholic
book establishing firm, q. d ]. SadIier, is dead.
...--eharles Summer ia snnoupced for quad
rnpedantic lecture on the question Of Caste,
which be will deliver all over the county
The noted monk who has cgone back on
the Pope sdopted the name Of Hyacinthe.
His real name is Loyson.
General Joseph E. Johnston is now the
general agens tos Georgia Of the Liverpool and
London and Globe Fire Insurance Company,
!. and the New York Life (Mutual)4
Chief Justice Chase has just invested s22 :
OOo in . kSet OF land. Q ,ntsining forty acres,
located near Washington, and known as "Me-
tenpoiis yiew.1 4 fine mansion is erected on
the land, and the Chief. Justice will make this
~. 4. ,sss &C : Ae.,-a ~ -
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T,IIE REV. DIR. LORDS sCHOUL FOX
i YOUNG LADIE--echool Room OF It. PAuls
Clutch. Boarding Pupils received at DR.. LORDS
residecce lhe fifth term will commence October
1st all the branches of English CassI oil and Polite
Education are taught No additional char for the
auguages. The head of the >chool is he principal
Teacher. and gives it bis personal attention. during
tn entire time of instruction thm6 sept lG
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A CADEmY OF OUR LADY OF MERCY,
N OUEEN-STREEr.-lhe Exercises of this Aca-
DENY will be resumed MONDAY, September 27 1869;
Will close July the 10Th 1870. tuthD3 sept II :.
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n A X OC Al sc HOOL
HOME FOR BOYS,
ASHLEY STREET. CHARLESTON

TIE LXERCIsES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
commence on the lst of October u. Y Limited to
400. The HOME will be reopened on the same day.
We are limited to 100 inmates and applications
should be msde o, once Punctual attendance is re-
quired. Information will be gwen In circular BY
application TO Rev. A. 7. PORTER, Rector Of
Schooi aud Home.
Terms for Day school, tuition payable in advance:
Classical Course. se................s2 90 per month.
English. 25 per month.
Primary. ........................ 10 uer month.
We are endsIvor1nt 10 secure the services oil
frstclass French Teacher. If We succeed due no.
ice will be given Our aim has been to make this
School of the highest character. and shall useour
best endeavors TO attain this end
JOHN GADSDEN,
Sept 10 fmw9 Principal.
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financial.

VN A N Il E d.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, Number 14s, 2O4, 2oJ, 2o6 which are mu-
tilated by large deficiency 10 unmatured coupons.
Sent 1s w. B. WILLIAMS & Son.
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Meme, Meme, Tekel, Upharsin !
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V,Hx; IXEECISES OF MRS. BLUm'3
i SCHOOL will be resumed on Monday. October
b, al her REIl0EN ;r, Mary-strest, opposite Eli
zabeth All he brauoh-s or an English educ1ton
taught. Music and French II desired. sept 20
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Dams.

WANTED, AGENTS.-ONE HUNDRED
w CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS wanted to dis
pose of good paying merchantable article. AN en-
ergetc and reliable man can MAKE s100V per u onp
DON, No. Amity-stree, New York. =.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUN LADIES will resume is Exercises
OCTOBER 4, at corner Wcntworth aud Rusledge
streets. apply or Circulars. Mrs. ] )HN LAURENS,
Principal Dfmw6-ola Sept II
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HNyANTED. EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, as lHk
NHws Job Once No. 1lo EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale of prices before giving your orders
alaeHhere.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15

stop the fierceness of the debate an adj
iournment was moved and carried but
in the afternoon the discussion was re-
newed. The motion to reconsider the
bill was finally agreed to 38 to IA.
Upon which Mr.. Jones moved that it
be indefinitely postponed. This brought
o crowd of members to their feet, earn
estly protesting that they had been mis-
led by Mr.. Jones, who told them he
merely wanted to amend the bill.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15

BeA A convention of delegates from
the musical societies of Newgrk, Plain
field, Orange. Elizabeth and Jersey
City has been called to meet at Taylors'
Hotel, Jersey city, at one O'Clock on
the 10Th of this month. The object is
to bind together. by some mutual plan,
these five societies, numbering nearly
five hundred singers that, works Of the
great masters requiring large chorus
may be given with greater effect.
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THE INSURANCE EXCITEMENT
IN THE LEGISLATURE.

The debate, if it may be dignified
/ with that name, which took place on
Thursday in the Legislature, was unu-
sually hot. 1t all arose over the at.
tempt to lobby an insurance bill. Mr..
Jones wanted to recall the bill imposing
tax of one half of one per cent. upon
the premiums of the Company, and
said that contract existed to this eff
feet between the company and the
State, provided the amount of the tax
did not exceed $1,000 per annum.
The Jersey City Times says, to this,
the Speaker. Mr.. Abbott, demured,
and Mr.. Jones said that, any way, the
provisions of the Speakers Bill would
not increase the Treasury account.
Whereupon, up rose Mr.. Whelan, and
declared that on the night previous to
the motion of Mr.. Jones to recall the
bill, two gentlemen on the cars were
heard to say that twenty thousan d
would slaughter the bill in the House.
But it was not enough to influence the
incompatible judiciary. Perhaps, the
House might be bought for that none y
and he knew that the lobby men
were tampering night and day with
members, on the floor of this House.
This statement produced much excite
ment, when Mr. Whelan, as excited as
the rest, said they might pour forth their
washy eloquence as much as they
pleased, but SO long as he lived and had
the power, he would never cease to
whip corruption whenever he found it.
This remark fell like thunderbolt on
the House, and dead stiffness prevail
ed. 1t was like the lull that SAUNDERS
in the storms portentous blast, and a
mighty storm it was that burst forth.
Mr.. Whalen exposed the iniqnity of the
whole scheme. and astonished the
House with his revelations. Then, see
ing the effects he had produced, 81
eschew the protection of the Constitu-
ton in this case, stand on my own
rights as an independent member of
this house to denounce every corrupt
measure that comes before it, and I
will denounce it. If any one be ag-
grieved l am here to assume personally
the responsibility of my position and
the course which I am pursuing" To
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-15

CoUNrERFEITs. The country is flood
ed with counterfeit money. Ten,
twenty-five and fifty cent shinplasters
do largely abound, while the counter
felt bills of the denomination of one
dollar and upward are detected every
day. A large addition of $40 and 800
notes of this sort has just been added
to the finance of the country, and our
readers will do we'll to examine bills of
those denominations, dated 1862 pretty
closely.
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C. NAGLE, AUCTl0NEER.
Large and PEREMPToRYl SALE of
ENGLISH CROCKERY.
Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c

c. Maggie Auctioneer will sell at his Salesroom
Is Elizabeth avenue, commencing on "Wednesday
evening, March 10, at o'clock, continuing each
evening this week. large variety of English
Crockery, tOgether with an extensive assortment
of Glass and Silver Plated Ware.
Also 100 dozen of English and American Table
Cutlery. Wooden and Tin Ware, Lamps, &c.
This is rare opportunity for those in need OF
Table Furnishing Goods The whole stock must
be closed ont by the end of this week.
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Friday Eve'g, March 10
PARL0R Entertainment

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LINCOLN d.
VISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
AT LIBRARY HALL,
The Programme win be Chaste Instructive and
amusing. The Tabeaux, with song,
DEAR FATHER, COME HOME.
Is alone worth the price of admission. Tickets.
Orchestra Chairs, so cents; Other tickets 25 cents
To be obtained Of the Committee: JAMES GALE,
EDWARD X. DRAKE, j. j. LUDLOW, L. w.
KINGSLEY, j. BERGER, and at the usual PAGES
Doors open at O'Clock. See Programmes.
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sequence, ravages and depopulates our
city, we can never get one cent for da-
IMAGES but we are to pay them an an
nual tribute for ever. Around this city
are several hundred acres of low up
lands, and upon their drainage depends
the sewerage of our now healthy and
beautiful city. Every man in Elizabeth
is interested in this matter, as this COM
pany will have the power, if the bill
passes, of taking just about as much
land as they please, and where they
may please.
Mr.. Luke H. Higgins thought the
whole thing could be put i'll q nutshell
A lot of sharpers, with sharp eye to
speculation, were about to take from us
our property. Not man in Union
county had ever asked these strangers
to drain and dyke our lands when we
need this work done, we fatter ourselves
that we can do it, and a little more to
our own satisfaction. No, Mr.. Chair
man, we don't wish the sharpers from
Wall-street to drain our meadows, and
for one, will never consent to be rob-
bed of my rights by them. Applause]
Mr.. John r. Crane felt that the far
mers of Union county wonld rise to
man, and proceed to Trenton ut once,
if they knew how their rights were ieo-
pardized. He hoped they would be no.
tilted without delay, and urged the
holding of another meeting at the ear
lest moment
Mr.. James Moore said the bill was
most ubiquitous, as by it our property
could be taken by commission. He de-
nounced briggs in strong terms, as the
cat's-paw of the schemers-not worth
dollar in this world.
Mr.. John o. Magic offered resolu-
ton that the citizens of Elizabeth do
protest against the passage of Senate
bill, No. 200, and that our Senator and
Representatives be instructed to use all
honorable measures to defeat its pas
sage by the Legislature but at all
events to have Union county excepted
from It's provisions, which resolution
was passed unanimously.
Mr.. Moore moved that this meeting
constitute itself into committee of the
whole, to visit Trenton on Tuesday to
do all in our power to resist the passage
of this bill. Carried.
Mr.. Crane moved that when we ad-
journ it be to meet at this place on
Wednesday evening next, at half-past
seven O'Clock. Agreed to.
Mr.. JohnP. Berry moved that Gem
mittee of five be appointed to publish
and circulate notices throughout the
county for the next meeting, on We'd
nesday evening. Adopted, and the
following named gentlemen appointed
Messrs. J. n Earl, Noah PARCEL,
Ogden Woodruff, Job Winans, Jr., and
David Milford.
On motion, the proceedings of the
meeting were ordered to be published
in the DAILY MONITOR and the New
Jersey Journal
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The ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE, Editor and
Proprietor. Mail subscribers IS year
in advance. Single copies two cents.
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The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
scribers at TEN CENTS A WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE e. VAN BLARcUM has q route
in the upper part of the city. Orders may
be left at this Office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES
will supply those at the Port.
Cop es may be obtained at 1876 Broad street.
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AMUsEMENTs.


Wednesday evening, March II, De-
Cordova's Lecture. 1r...-
Friday evening, March 10, Parlor En-
tertainment and Tableaux.
Tuesday evening, March %, Josh
Billings Lecture.
Wednesday evening, March 81, grand
concert by Miss Lizzie Lutz.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
Wednesday, March II, Grand Sacred
Concert.
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AUCTION.
Positive Sale of Livery
Stock.

II. WOODR UFF & sons, Auctioneers
win sell at Public Auction, on
Wednesday,, March "a,
At 10 O'Clock, A. M, at the stables, No II WEST
GRAND street, near the Depot, Is Horses, 2
Large Grey Horses. 6 Bay Horses, pair of Bay
Mares, large roam Mare, black Horse, cream
Horses, and brown Mare; frst-class saddle-hor-
SEES also, three Phaeton Carriages, 3 Coaches 2
Germantown Carriages. 3 Rockaway Carriages, 4
Top Buggies, 2No-Top Bugges, 6 Sleghs, three
Bile Harness, 10 sets of Single Harness, Brides.
Robes. Bells, Blankets, Nets, Whips, Lumber
Wagon, Cart, Spring Wagon, Cutting Box, &C.
Also, will be sold ut O'Clock same day. all
that tract of land between Grand street and the
Central and New Jersey railroads, being IT'S feet
on Grand street, 100 feet Union street, 200 feet
on the line OF the Central railroad, and 200 feet
on the line of the New Jersey Railroad, on which
are Houses, Offices, Shops Stables, Sheds, &c.
Conditions made known on day of Sale by
JACOB DAVIS.
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
Application for Patent.


HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. 25, 1868. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that the NORTH
~ AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY OF MONTANA incorporated
under the laws of the State of New York, have
this day, through their authorized agent Willard
Bradway, of Meagher Co N. T., made application
for patent under aot of Congress approved July
%, le66. for 1900 linear feet on the Western Star
Lode and a Mill-site for the same, situate upon
unsurveyed lands in Belt Mountain Mining Dis
trict, Meagher county III. T., and described as
follows:
Beginning at stake, where copies Of diagram
and notice posted, whence Initial Point for
said District bears n 90 deg 80 min Il, distant
l199 feet and running thence parallel with appa-
rent general course os lode, 5 deg f 800 feet
thence IS deg w 100 feet; thence deg W
400 feet; thence S5 deg Il 100 feet; thence 3
deg HOO feet 20 place of Notwithstanding
claim No. South. Discovery claim, and claims
Nos. l. g B. 4 and North ON said lode.
Also, beginning at post whence Z corner OF
above survey bears n deg w 400 feet distant
and running thence deg y 400 feet thence
IS deg W 100 feet; thence N deg w 400 feet
thence " e5 deg E 100 feet TO place of beginning
including claims No. aud South on said lode
Also, q Mll-site of 10 acres for said lode, be
ginning at q post where copies of diagram and
notice are posted. whence S 4 corner of Lot No.
"A Dexter Lode) bears N deg Is min w, 57T
feet distant and running thence 600 feet; thence
w eco feet; thence go feet; thence 600 feet 10
place os beginning. There known claim
ants adjoining the above described property.
The total area of land claimed with lode and
Mill-site is II l3l00 acres; and the same is more
fully described by the diagram and notice filed in
this Office and posted upon said lode and mili-ste
as above mentioned. o. b. o BANNON,
dI-w3m Register.
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
Bankruptcy Notice.
Case No. AZ.

r." Case No. AZ.
Supreme Court of The Territory Of Montana-- In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Ellis and Observation-Disclosures.
Territory and District OF Montana, IS:
THIS is to give Notice that on the 4th day o
Il January A. ID. 1869. warrant in BANKRUPTCY
was issued out of the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory of Montana. against the Estates of Ellis and
brothers, oo-partnership composed OF James NJ.
y Ills, OF Helena in the county of Lewis and
Clarke, and Territory of Montana; Bennett Eilis,
Of the City of San Francisco in the State of Cali
fornis. and Nathan Ellis of Great Salt Lake City,
in the Territory of Utah, who have been adjudged
Bankrupts, on the petition Of the said James NJ
delivery Of any property belonging to such Bank
rupts them. for their use, and the bser of
any property by said BankrLpts, are forbidden oy
law and that the meeting of the Creditors of said
Bankrupts to prove their debts and 20 choose
one or more assignees Of their estates, (which wss
on the 4th day Of January A. ID. 1859, ordered to
be held on the 9th day Of February A. D. 1s69,)
has been adjourned, by the order Of Theo. Mufiy,
Register in Bankruptcy for said District until the
at the U. 8. Court Room, in the City OF Virginia,
County OF Madison and Territory OF Montana.
before said Register, when and where, at Court
of Bankruptcy. then and there to be holden the
first meeting of Creditors of the said Bankrupts,
to prove their debts and TO choose one or more
assgnees of their will be held, and all par
ties in interest under the said bankruptcy may
attend
Dated at Virginia City in said Territory. on this
NEIL HOWE.
U: s. MarshaI Gas Messenger) for said Try
Dayis, Thoroughman & Hosmer, and Voolfolk &
Toole solicitors for Petitioners. Fel1wu
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
bankruptcy Notice.

Case No. IS. |...-.
In the Supreme Court of Montana Territory--In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert Hereford Bankrupt-lu
Bankruptcy.
To Whom IL may Concern:
rTNHE Uadsrsigned hereby gives Notice of bic
Il appolutmsot as Assignes Of Robert Hereford.
Of Helena. Ia the County OF Lewis and Clarke. and
Territory OF Montana, who has been adjudgedya
Bsukrupt upon his own petition By the Suprekl-
Court Of said Territory. 10
Gvet at Virginia City. in said Territory, ON TIA.
Goth day Of day Of fo6ruzry ID 1863.
ISAAC x. ALDBS Assignes. Etc
The Montana post., 1869-03-05
SUMMONS.

Territory of Montana, County OF Lewis and
Clsrke-Jn Justices Court before A. ]. Edwards
Justice of the Peace.
George Montgomery, Plaintiff, against John Carr,
Defendant.
In the name and by the authority of the Territory
of montana-To the above named Defendant
Greeting:
NOU are hereby Summoned to be and appear
L before me- A. J. Edwards, Justice of the
Peace in and for said County of Lewis and Clarke,
at my Office in Helena Wednesday, the 10th
day Of March A. ID. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of
said day. then and there 10 make answer to the
complaint of George Montgomery, the above
named Plaintiff in a civil action. 10 recover the
of Fifty EIGHT dollars, and in default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against you John Carr,
the above Bamed defendant for the said sum OF
expended.
Given under my hand this 10th day of February
1862 A. j. EDWARDS,
Febllw4t Justice Of the Peace.
The Montana post., 1869-03-05

rT~RAvELERS viii isd this the beat hotel in
IL Moatana Clean feather beds aud neatly fur
nisbsd carpefcd rooms always rcady.
All mail and express coaches stop at this house