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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-09-04
Da.isiss il the Charnbers.

PARIS, Sept. Am important faction of
the Chambers met at President Sneider's
residence and seem disposed to act indie
pendently ofthe Provisional Government,
to whom they have sent delegations.
Officers and soldiers place themselves
under the new Government.
1t is understood the Government will
convske the Constituent Assembly
NstionaI Defense Urged.
The Paris journals unanimously urge
the nation to make an unyielding defense.
They declare the dismemberment of Paris
impossible, and say the King of Prussia
declared he was only warning againt Ma
poleon. If it becomes evident that he is
now warning against the French people,
the struggle must be one of determination.
Prussia Must Suffer
The fleet must be ordered to treat the sea-
p0TrsNof Germany as the Prussian armies
treat the towns of Alsace and Lorraine.
The enemy must be made to feel what
united Republican!France can accomplish.
All men here must,bear arms.
The New Cabinet.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Gen. Trochu, Governor
OF Paris, has been appoi nted member of
the Government of National Def ense, and
installed at the Hotel de Vile. He takes
Portfolian War, and his....colleagues have
conferred upon him the Presidency.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The officers of the
Provisional Government Ehave been dis
tributed as follows:
Minister Of the Interior, Leon Gambet-
ia; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jules
Favre; Minister of Finance, Pierre Mague;
Minister of Public instruction, Jules ST.
mon; Minister of Justice, Emanuel Gre
mIeux; Minister of War Trochu; Presi-
dent of the Council, Grevy; Secretary
General, Andre Lavert Jou.
Seals have been placed on the doors of
the Corps Legislatif.
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The reported death of J. H. Skaggs, who
was hanged at Bloomfield, Mo-, on the 26th
inst, is confirmed by Colonel George w.
Kitchen, Sheriff of StOddard county, who
arrived in this city yesterday
Skaggs was hung at ten minutes past
one, in the afternoon, and after the physi-
clans had been operating upon him up to
nearly o'clock, in an endeavor to resus-
citate him, the attempt was given up as
hopeless.-S. louis RcpubAcdR Sept. 1st.
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Young ladies at the sea-shore wear blue
and green wells tied around their heads to
protect them from the sun while they sit
on the piazzas.
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In spite of the war, Chess Congress is
being held at Baden-Baden.
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NEW YORK.
Gold and Stock Market.
lExcLUsIvB TO THR DAILY CHRONICLE !

R,l
New YORK, Sept. 5.-Discounts 7@9.
Gold opened with increased fairness. The
report that Trochu was declared Dictator
advane I'd the price to 14i. In the after
noon it declined to 1SI. The decline was
acceIerased-by favorable reports from Lon
dom. and the fears that some prominent
sharks were unable to meet their clearances
During the afternoon it was active and
strong atil4s9144; eos, I3; 4s, lls: SIS
11a, new, 1os; rs, loS; SIS, 1Os 4O's, 6.
TIRE fifth German army, one hundred
thousand men strong, is moving rabidly
toward the Moselle. 1t is commanded nv
the Grand Duke of MecklenbHrg- -Schwerin.
Frederick Francis, of Mecklenburg-
schwerin, is nephew of King William of
Prussia, and 8. grandson of the beautiful
Queen Louisa of Prussia, to whom he is
id to bear most striking resemblance.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
- the Circuit Court of Knox county Tennessee
and to me directed will sell for cash in hand the
highest bidder in front of the court house in Knoxville
Saturday the 9th day of September 1870 All the
right, title, claim, interest and demand that :. ID.
and Louisa Miner have in and certain tract par
eel of land situated and lying in the 18th Civil District
of Knox county, Tennessee and adjoining the lands of
Andrew Knott and others. containing hundred and
fifty acres including the mansion house where Henry
Lones formerly lived, to satisfy judgment rendered
in the Circuit Court of Knox county in favor of Andrew
Knott Vs. S. d. and Louisa Miner.
septl-dltw3t. F. G0SSETT Sheriff.
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MipNicHT DISPATCHES.
The New Governmens EstabIis,se,
FRENCH NEWS.

lExcLUsIyE TO THE DAILY eHRoSIcLE.I sEssss
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The following procla-
nation has been issued by the new Gov
ernment: sess2s lyssz a-
"The Decheance has been proeiain in
the Corps Legislatif. The republie Is
been proclaimed at the Hotel de. Vi 4
The Government of National DefensA. j
composed ofeleven members, dall Depu-
ties of Paris have been constituted and rhfi-
ned by popular aelamation. Their names
are: Arago, AmanueI, Creniieux, jules
Favre, jules Terry, Gambetta, Garnier.
Payes, Rochefort, and Jules Simon. Gen.
Tfocha will, at the same time, continue in
the exercise of the power of the govern
mont of Paris, and is appointed Minister Of
War in place of General Palikao. Please
placard Immediately and if necessary have
proclaimed by public crier this declaration
for the Government of Nationas Defsnbe
LEON GAbBEITA,
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For Sale,

O6a/ ACRES OF LAND ON THE BUTLEDGE
IO4 Turnpike, pa miles from Ihe court house
Terms liberal. ap ID # P, Ii. CARDWELL.
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The Address of the French Ministry.
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FsREIGs NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
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Wholesale Departments

Before going East, as we will snasaysr - kssa
stock equal to any house in the State, and -
heving we can sell them Goods az Law A sSs
same can be laid down from New City.
aug6-6m,
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The French Ministry SIN for war.
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I've New French Armies Organizing.
Gen. Trocha Probable Military Dictator
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JOHN /. HUDIBTRGls Gls----
west side Market square.

MOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS
W friends and customers that he is now rccc. wing
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saizaine Attempts to Leave Metz.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
fssEsa ,hq-l--o-
- THE w AR.

FOREIGN NEWS By THE CABLE.
S-f-ss go - tr-f5 ts
The Republic Proclaimed i'm Paris.
A Provisional Government Formed,
sHUElaI sia %
Proclamation OF the New Ministry.
Details Of the Battles Before Sedan.
Gen. sheridan Witnesses the Battles.
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Buckets. Tubs. EccIcrs.
Wash Boards. BroomS.
Churns Sifters. Sugar
Boxes. FirkinS, Bread
Trays. Bowls. Clothes
Pins, Denijohns. Coffee
Mills, Baskets. Brushes.
Cotton Cards. Quart.
ii a ffG allon. Gallon.
Peck and llalf-Bushel
Measures. Glass an 4
Stone Fruit Jars. in
great abundance,
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Coffee. Tea. Sugar, Rice,
Syrup. Spices. Crackers.
Cheese. Candles. So ap,
Soda, Dye Stuff, Vinegar,
salt. Pickles. Yeast Pow
der, Canned Fruit, Spun
Thread. BluestOne. Brim-
stone, Mustard Camphor.
A,rm salts. Concentrated
Lye. Biackiug. Coal oil.
Tobacco. Snuff, Sea Moss
Farinc. Corn Starch. Nut
megs, Mace. Pepper,
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EapsTszzs4 s'.s ssrssis enc
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The Republic Proclaimed in Paris.
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the s.sh, that Prince Frederick Charles r.no,.. =.
self permanently established At tho Chateau ~
The condition Of the troops is greatly improved ="
The French have completed new redoub, be,v~.-
quentin and Paaerville and also additional en,,.,.'
ments inside the Notifications. Besides tho ,,os"
In The city, Bazaines army ia encampcd IN four da.
ent places There is large camp On the eastern allow,
OF st. Quentin one in the surrounding valley, be,w..
Metz and forts Ebarchine and Quenleu third ., '.
Julien. and fourth In rear OF the railway shc. -,
workshops
The French garrison At stra.burs has been rcmo,..
to Rsdetadt In Baden, prisoners OF war The Pr.
slams have already occupied the town and citadel ana
the bridge to kicl has been reatorcd At nine oc,.
tho mayor and municipal authorities Of Strasbure mr.,
ceedtd to Mandelhcm. At halipa.t ten the rarri,o,
laid down their arms, and at eleven o'clock the Pm,
SLAMS, together with the Baden troops. occupied 4. m.
public places and buildings. The Prussian ceps,,,.
arc to formally take possession to-day.
Tours, Sept ?9-Ano,hcr meeting Of the pr.,o.,. -.
the Departments Of Manchc, Ormc. Sa,har. M.vsu..
Verdun, Mainc Loire and those Of tho old proyr..,
Of Brittany was held yesterday at which It'll, fm,ho,
measures were taken Tor the national deiences Or
g"n'zation 10 progressing rapidly. Companie. of 10
men are being received BY the government. These A.
permitted to choose their own officers and will .c. In
dcpcndently Of any force and circumstance. "A IA
and these companies will be united under ono cor,
m,ndcr The departments will furnish the arms and
equipments necessary for this force and en vii, en-
list for service during the war; Other corps are orpan
Icing, including frcc corps. The latter will car,
the black dag. They have announced that they intend
neither to ask nor give quarter
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Mpsrtast = Ma oyy,e.,.

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cations for paeene under de 'PlacR Aee" q INK
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yeyos r prepared - give Information caimaats a.
ed make the nscssey survey. plata ete. rs9aisu1
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surveyed hnds ppoo sssusvsyel she dlseanoc iron,
e8pen0sd m she 01aa Ill Yl T1.lIa.i f'is,f 80
3asvsys = ai901w paeese wi1 = psumueiy sxaes.
- 80 eetlseee&jpe suasaatced. ! r1ef 81 pF1ja
seea. eOM , WoeNaneo, Surveyor General; Z b M.
- s91asee! ~ 4cN Us6stv9: Alien Daa(G3tk,
n!!el.G y levrs 1e- Hess: v 3 NoVoss
Hf1naa. - Il 9Deoea Dr. Ledss, ''''''-'''
~ lMlUs1a 80 = ~. q. = 616aaeo.1l 5i.i -
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This Evenings Dispatches.
Russian Intervention.

London, September ssth-Intenss excis~mcu. wa,
created In diplomatic circles here to-day, by the recep
ton ut the foreign Office Of note from Russia saving
that the expansion Of the boundaries Of Prussia com.
pel's her to interiors In the present struggle; tina:
Prussia had consistently and pcrsstenty violated her
treaties that 70 the remonstaces Of the other powcr
che gave but ns0encc, and that now she had openly
avowed her war France to be one Of conque,, and
for the acquisition Of vast provinces. which would
make her the one dominant power VI Europe l. wa
the duty OF the other powers to check Prussae pocy
OF asgrandizement " prepare for absorption 10 the
German Empire.
Upon receipt Of the note a special meeting Of tn,
Prvy Cousci VIE held which remained In session I've
hours waiting to exchange dispatches with Lord Lyons
Miuistcr at Tours.
Tonight It was openly stated by an attachc Of tho
Russian legation, that the movement on Turkey wv.
fsins aud that OOU troops were now mssscd on the
prussian irouticr.
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Domestic.

Doeton, Sept 20-Ths United States war steamer
Guerrero from Portsmouth, for New York, with the
rsains Of the late Admiral Fxrraut went ashore IN
Great Point, Nantucket, this q m. Assistance WA
sent to the figatc from Boston. The remains VI the
late Admiral landed ut llynnncs and will b. ios
wasd,d to New York tonight by boat from Fail River
San FEancisco, SNh-lslties from Lower CaIiiOiuis
report that volcano near San Rafael Valley, which
has BEEN dormant for Year,, has commenced violent
sshS e Cd as sns % n
It. bsse San Diego tccxrsu,s ~, It 10 plainly visible
from there. Tonight the whole southern horizon 10
dark with smoke.
New York, s6th-Prcsdent Grant, Secys Robson.
Belknap, aud Crcsswe arrived in this city,
Tho German steamer Frankfort sailed for Dscue.
uum0lestvd.
Lynchbarg, coth-Tie most destructive food ever
known here oscarred tonight The bridge acfoss tue
James river 10 washed away. 1t IL impossible yet to
ASCERTAIN tho full extent OF injury to other property
Several lives lost: The river IL higher than ior
yessa
Salt Lake, soth-Dy Orc in this city yesterday two
children were burned to death IN barn, which 1t 10
supposed they set On Dire while playing there.
In the case Ut Bates vs. L K X Co, tue jury could
not agree and were discharged
Cheyenne, 2hh-Last evening" at house Of proa,L
tuition ii this city. John Aiken shot and killed so.
der Of Co II, 9th Infantry, and wounded VIM Morgan
member u the same Gu. Aiken was arrested
Hartford, s9th-Jss Wilson, the murderer Of Wa.
den WILLARD, Of the State Prison, pleaded not guilty
IN tho Superior Court. yesterday, aud said he desired
to conduct his own defence, but Judge Miner ass:c
Cd A Hyde aud d Calhoun ~ HE counsel Tn
trial takes place next "Wednesday.
Jackson, Miss, 33th-Thos Conner, a member Of
tho Mississippi Lcgisature to-day shot and killed
BY man named Collins, At Winona. The difficulty
grew out of the recent assassination of man NAMED
Arnold Brantly. Collins 10 not Jet arrested.
Galveston, September :oth--Csptain Clever, Of tn
bark Herbert from Liverpool, died lsst night Of III
low fever. Il 10 the hr.t case this season, and
believed to have originated here.
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naae wolll rewsa 3 81 - shs dta waDlssostsd
ssdtss. - woald sosa a61ls stack 0snsny HI
o. "A asoehse war csstaiA and aslpsd she depart
ns1Ss Of Ne Upper and ISrer Rhine md Aoselle
Win Ncts. Chateau salnee and soiasees, thst Ger
maey m(she have the adnlhSvs in H. second wal
shi bad procured in this. -ks,-, r--a--
Favrc said Fsapee would nUt sustain the government
in auch concessions, and intmated Europe might Ind
Pru,sias presshsi6ns exhosbstant Bismarck finally
6: : s;ss s :ss; g. Ice 81 ro vs
len and others conimandink Paris p co9diton! Fa
we replied II wonld BE- more simple to demand Pans
gave up in dispait He aayp Prnssia II waGinv wal
Of conquest and France use either disavOw the pro
visional government u rise On masss to rssist.
\ Surrender Of Strasburg. f.
Dramstadt September 2ssh-A telegram has been
received n Ludweshofen announcing that strasburc
surrendered on Monday. At o'clock p. m.
! Tag Roman Proclamation.
New Yosk, September s7ta--A Triesss spseia, says
the following proclamation 10 posted everywhere. In
every quarter Of the city:
"Romans! The goodness Of our right and the valos
Of our arms have In the course Of evssts brought
amonst you to restore tn yon liberty Your dsstiniea
and those Of the nation lie In your hands, strong
BY rssesn9 Italy viii at least have the glory OF
solving that gra,e problem which terribly hss been
. burden to modern society. Thanks to tho Romans.
al.o in the Of the army, for the heartfelt reccp
ton you give to Continue to preserve. you did
TO this day, the public order because without It there
10 no liberty possible. Romano! The morning Of the
10th Of September. 1870. marks memorable epoch In
the history Of Rome Il has again returned to be and
forever ths great capital Of great nation. Long live
the King: Long live Italy!
The Occupation Of Roma
Rome. Sept. 9a-This morning there was great con.
fusiou 1t tie Vatican The Lsollns city with the cas-
tic Ut st. Angelo was eth occupied BY Papal troops.
General COrtova and staff entered In tho morning
followed by the 18TH division. The reception given
him and his army splendid The streets were full
and the balconies seemed ~ fthey would fall under the
weight Ut people Tho houses seemed to move. for,
what with banners aud handkerchi.fs, neither
piees Of wall nor roof The soldiers wcro delighted.
Tbs enthusiasm increased - the standards Of tho
regiments passed. Co1dova was greeted with cheers
of Thousands. who exclaimed lion. live Rome, the
Capital Of ltalyr = ..a VIII .Gs
The Papal prisoners numbered $4,000 After they
had left the Leope city, the space in font Of the Vat
lean filed with people, waving sricolor oockadee
whs. leokin. up towards the Papal residence began
Kissing ard bowling in fightful manner. The Pope
got 70 frightened he sent Immediately for Count Ar.
FOpes apartments, Plus NH forward and begged
he would 60 ut once to General corlova and ask him
to send him zone troops to rccstabiish order. The
soldiers had fred on the populacc and things were
looking very awkward. 'e
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Emancipation Of Slaves In Cuba aud Portl
Rim

Havana. Sept "a CLARK is recognized a. Amcri.
can consular agent at lscmedias.
Regent Serrauo has ordered the execution Of the
Spanish emancipation law. All children Of slave
mothes, born hencefoh, arc fec, ard all those born
snee the year 1865 free upon certain conditions
All slaves over W years OF age at this date, arc free
and al others AZ soon they arrive At 20 years Of agr
All slaves belonging ~ the State arc declared flcc All
who have rendered public services during the nsu1ec
tion are fec. The government will present project
Of law for the complete emancipation OF the slaves.
Ferrer de Canso, editor Of the Cronissa, published
In New York, hns been arrertcd.
Capt General d. Rodas has ordered published tho
law calling for the freedom Of slaves.
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THE VAR NEVIS.

The latest dispatches received from Eu.
rope indicate no probability Of the ncss
close Of tho war, but rather tend to oompii.
cate matters. The tone of Russia Is hostile
to pence, and her vast military preparations
tend Ia the belief that she will demand Of
Prussia cesst on at hostiliiies toward
France. and IN case of denial will throw the
gauntlet Of war into the teeth 0f the Prus-
saa sovereign. 400. 900 Russian troops are
now said to be n,asscd on tho Prussian from.
tier, awaiting orders Of the Car. The
English Cabinet urged on by tn. war.like
prep. s:,or Of Russia arc forced to take
either one side or the other. and are now
ticlibcrnting on 4 method to secure an early
peace. Lord Lyons, the British Minister
nj Tours. see : ,phs to lis government be.
seccbinx her To assert her power ard com.
pei peace ere tho whole Of Europe 10 Get IN
flames. The radical and middle classes Of
England arc unanimously In favor Of the
French Republic and are clsmoring for
intervention by tLcir government King
Villa, and Risnrsc'g, his Prime Minis.
ter. ire Arm in their demand for the
ccssion Of French territory. ard will listen
10 M propositions Of peace other than which
shall acccdc fo their demands. Victory
nf,cr victory 10 pcrching on the German
flag; ard their vast armies cnc;rcle the
WHALE Of France. Fortress after fortress 10
b.,ng bcicscd. and it's garrison systcmat.
is.ally starved into capitulation. The ques.
zion now il. how long will thc other Great
Powers of Europe permit Prussia to strangle
her victim? or, will they quietly witness
The annihilation Of Frsnce!
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TIE TERRITORY.

....r Herald -
Ham,nond's Pinto y beat Dcycridrei
PONY in 800 yard race, yesterday.
The Helena brass hand eesensled Nf. ani
Miss Couldock. last evening. s"T'' Aes
The stages will carry passenger 70 d,
Fair at half.rstcs. ft' ~s 5a H'4 " @f5EH
s.# sa sisgaf EgF->-iYs4 + a sssssA
s..E.,H-g. Cssvtts - -. -
Anton Hofskry was severely wonndsd o.
- r.. ' ,u'' Y We bursting q fsvl,as
Fred Whites company has ,,.sr.,a d
HeisNaI ~ ~ gg1IssIo ,h.,sssn;fa We, 81. :
The Pipe across Avaiauehs Capy,s. Il
Meaghsr county. isuow 10 opes1.ion. wsts,
having been lot Ia % Thdnday. Il l. l,soo
!est long. was manufactured By CLARKE,
Conrad d curtla. and works splesdidly. ~
- Casssn q. w " ..ria 9
Col. Voolfolk haspu,ylsaed aone- fourth
Interest In The Ten MIN Ditch. ttat .asit
Gen. IIsrdse win ieays tor ~ ssaaes IN
asew daya, ..B VII, ~" 49, ", N $50 sr
Capt Dusold, Of Diamond City, vim ..
tsblish Boot and Shoe business (. llsle,a
o,od luck, Capt f 81 u #fh f'at
a@faas -0, -s.8E d sstf SINE Eg,tg
3esald 8.
d. Col Baker. CnlnmanLes q Eoyt Ellle. Z
ss"rplag Il the lasssnaaioaal 55Asoi
The First Annual TayiensSal Rals Pasty
viii take placs q sAs lstssaaaioaal Hoesl,
fsidsy sveaiag, eepasa ssssis tl
-A.84 rGI sa4f -
coaooaoA
II. ChSs aamisy, Alsaysr md ~ ~
1oa68 q HsJ6ea, h0s presented Has. y. r
cass1ssgA sixtsss ~ = ssssd d. -.
ssses 1esa si5edn dt1essGe =
lCostues-ah1ue 4 eanees q all ~
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NrssIA-The total surface Of Russia ID
estimated To comprise one. thirtie,h Of the
whole globe. and contained in 1856 popu.
)a'ion Of -, e4s, el0 souls. The larxsst 1t.
,es Of tho Empire ars 81. Petersburg, The
Capital; Moscow, tho "ld Capital. where
The Emperor was crowned; Wauaw and
sarasov.' The total standing army 10 nearly
10000. but BY tho addition OF The ,rreeu.
'ar forces can be saiscd 10 about 100000
men. The prescribed term Of service at The
Russia" soldiers 10 % years, aud the pay
I'm than In any Other oosntry.l fo sf'.rI
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Laura keeae, having become satisfied
that ''all the worlds stage. and oil The
men and women merely players. !" has joined
the Catholic Church, and been baptized u
81. Paul, Niun.H Id artistic ifsso'33 20 ID
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4 PIONEEAI ROAD

WE the Commissioners Of Deer Lodge eountv. n.
w t. Do hegohy aathsvise Md. J 6opnhouse. Ia
eoNect toll ~ theroad ft0m Dsrs toAeO city % res
ktns rancho via Pixies Peak gulch and Pio1esf ettv
1t The following rates. until he shal hsve coectrd lie
sun 3f twelve kusdrsd dollars aoOl heirg the SsI
anes 0se TT ~ ousssaseion II eGia rosa fSe oev
e e0lee = p appird b. hin IN payiag tie esid L.
eD os1eets4 19e thae paepnae 10 shall cne oScefas
tesA 40 ~ rod bsoeqss puhie propssty. "a = =,
MTEA 81
wafs "a pan 4 Aorsss u ozs,. 49,. sioo
1aea aa6ttjoaa( spaa............ .s........... II
$50 -
GRANVILLE STUART.
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