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~s' Act: Rslat,.s+esel'.'a'
I've !. ,naf Jed 5 The eole< for the
Sat-. 1t 4 &c, ppsed a p Session,
lid Cong be. rom I ks ssnnar'se
{ I'd owing plasiD { to n bta1f:
3Ae1 Jslv N 1870, es1sbndDss . post
road from Missoala, Montana, to Pierce
City, Idaho.
=; Aeeefyxv Is, asa sppfopietsl 'S2,eeo
to provide 1 hx0lray. for 1ontana. a,,d
tn; 1s. same each e'Ati'ep', d'A0' Utah ''e
Aa9yk6 Is, 1s7o, ':sea le:o 1"d'Se =
further Enacted, sThst the Secretary ofcWae
Be, and he Is hereby authorized and re-
quired to ascertain. or casse to be ~ascer-
tanned, the amount Of expense necessarily
incurred BY the Territorial authorities of
Montana for arms and supplies of the Vol
unteer forces called out to suppress Indian
hossilitics in the Territory of Montana in
the year 1851; and report y Congress at the
next Session the names of the persons emil
tied to relief; together wih a statement Of
the facts and sums upon which such report
may 30 based" .,,... q. .a.t-.4 sal
Act Of Jansl7, 1870: Fom and after this
date the salaries Of the Chef Justices and
Associate Justices in the Territories shall
be 1000 each, per annum -. /,
Act 81 Apra %, 1870: For salary Of Sur
vcyor General, &5lo. %; for rent, etc, teoq
for Clerks. $500. .'' . !. '.'....- ,.,..
act Of July 10, 1870: For Surveyor Gen.
erai of Montana es,ooo! for Clerks In bis
Office $4,000. .8I.nr-r '"''' .ss EaF1
-Aesef Jux12, 1870: For compensation Of
Governor 6aaresar', Judges md Indian
Superintendent, $4,000. Contingent ex.
pcnscs, $1,000 laFor Legislative expenses,
1s. IF Jssy u. ;i55,::; 70 suryey, J, Gene.
raj of Montana for rent, fuel, stationery
and incidentajs, tS;tBo. 81 :; ''n "'.'' !
Ass 81 Ny is, dfe7oi: FOR Surveying
public lands iuii nnsaaa, 81, 900 (ander
specined ratn).(T - n'2."1I =. 80 I4::r ?
:JAes .CJulv IS, 1870: Ior. Indiad expcn.
scs, presents, agricultural implements, locs-
ting, and civilizing them, $4,000. a', !,
This foots up 90, 40 20 appropriations
to Montana exclusive of mail service, mill
tary protection, special Indian appropria!
lions. public printing, pay Of Revenue on.
GERS, Land Offices, Court expenses, etc.
We complain Of Uncle Sans raids on our
pockets, bus after Ill the balance is heavily
against u.s. II but the postal expenses.
over and above receipts, and the military
expenses, over and ahovc Indian ponies
captured and sold, werc added to the above,
Tie expenditures would Ike startling. i:'., ]
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70 ,ssa.s'.e wnl':.: = ~ ~ h "a slcaas n
's r.! s:' s:S :. s s,s.ss ..~.-I4,S..
IL X, th.s Boutwea wiI oon he froi e. Trsss-
% Depa.tnalz aud ii Ds p win sse him.
= these reports have es q 1T - long ish 10
bree prospect Of fuld nent, tas the pJ te viii
IDLY hesitate to credit Tn. 6Ss1 schsaalA BON.
ipaon Minister to England viii not Be sent to the
Senate until after the holiday recess. The delay 10
understood to be h's own request
II III Territorial News. Il 4
-Helena. -A-T. -Crouin, fornaely 4 oanshaat- -
Montana has purchrscd several hundsrd aGes Of land
In washfnkton Territory, and intends to make hi
home there. g., ,r,~..-A ,y-y
COL d LACY, Of the n. r survey /. IN u, city,
George Steel and 4. l. NcCuroch, OF, the Diamond
'.K', arrived from corinns last night ]. Beckney
left IN this hprninys ooach y visit fissds h Ger
many 1!r.u.E "H.3tg &c.. ~. -tIEr,'
r. Noli.or. yesterday, cast bsiek Of s7s euaeea
coin value taken from SIS tons Of quarts It
Cameron 4 Co. = mil At Cable City.
wood boz m one of the rooms Of the hterna.
tionsl took fire. the Other day and cane near co0mu
ueating to that structure before daeeovred and ex
tinxuished. I'm ,.-,.r+. ~. y.,.~.,c
Dr. Reese came In last night from Beaver Crsek, on
the Missouri buttsm where he has been ID attendance
on Deck cs'liss dtvcsasd owner Il The stage coach
running hcewssa Hslsea ind Cave Gsuleh. Collina,
while citing IN his cabin On Wednesday Aght va
accostcd BY stranger with TIA remark that Il was
cold night. The man entered and Immediately drew
rsvolves and commence! shooting. One ban took
effect under Collins lcft eye ana passed ont under The
jaw The other cali entered hi bssass srsvsssing the
rib and lodging in the back. Aftor committing the
decd the man left. A party 10 in search Of him. Dr..
Recse d Of the opinion that Collins will recover.
Mr. A. L. Beattie left this Z. N. Tor the ''Sec:al
below zero sE, rr4 5.ltrf .
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4 CASH ADMINLSTRATION.

In the duration of time wherein the mem.
ory Of tho oldest inhshitant runncth not to
the contEary. there hss been Q delay In the
payment OF Indebtedness contracsed by tho
Executive Office Of Montana, and tho gov
eminent credit has been seriously impaired
by the heavy discount on ito paper oouse.
quent Of the high rates Of interest in the
Territory. Articles purchased have there.
fore been charged for It high rstcs; parties
holding accounts Tor services have sold them
at sacrifice, and while the expenses were
materially increased, much dissatisfaceou
still prevailed. We learn that Governor
Potts aud Secretary Sanders have desermin.
ed upon new order Of things in the insn.
cjsl administration of the Territory. See.
retary. Sanders, who 10 now in the States,
will bring back sufficient funds to pay. up
every dollar Of the just obligations Of the
Executive Office, and hereafter oil articles
and services will DO contracted for and paid
in cash when tho articles are furnished or
tho services performed. Tho expenses will
thereby be reduced several thousand dollars
per annum, and advantage result 10 both
the government and parties holding accounts
against IL ''El 49," yG.nG .# 'H,r|
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~U1gC TON
'"fxoSsRrr.

One house, knQwn - John
1lfj0wVte6sO and situate
on che east aide OF Carpso-|
tets Oulch . 80. 49,. j.
Oae houao a soueh side Of
Main Ct, Rocker City, and
Known q Fleeeers Store
. IA 1wcllng,...........
One quartz lnill known ae)
eHsndsjG q. Rays Quartz
Mill located q Outtc city,
One hoase 'siteafed on the
rpOuth.we0b Sida0 Main o.
Lincoln 0Mlch. epd known
% K1atse3's Billiard Hall :.
Lots punbes - end IL In
Block No. % with improve
monte theseoo. .sttuatcd tn
Deer L00Rc City. =.
One house and lot on the
southeast sisie Of Main g.,
Pioneer City, and known
% NasTy 3 Doytont saloon
One ditch taking water from
Basin Gulch, and known
- tho Alussa 0os Baein
ditch, together with i'm
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TNk ESGLISH MISSION.

;Cahsily Il 10 sutliorlts.ively. stptcd that
General Schcnck succeeds Ne. Motley IS
Minister q. the Cour, Of St. James, snI tho
long agony Is over. The President must
have read General Sohenck' . acceptance a.
plainly - Psgo;,y did in her Iovcr's propo-
al, '''Bsrkis 10 wiilin'," for :he country hos
had too much fun over the dcclinstions' b
render Z repetition agreeable. Ohio still
stands In favor. Many we're her favored
ones before, and now she furnishes wor.
thy son for the 1rst Ministerial u9ace.
General scbcnek now represents tho Third
District Of Ohio-BuIles, Preble. Warren
and Montgomery couatiss-in Corgress,
snd hos been for years tho Chairman of one
of the most important House Comtnittces-
that Of Ways and Means lie 10 81 years
old. a native of franklin. Ohio: graduated
q Niaoi college: studied law under Tom
Corvin; practiced at Dayton, O.; was 10
the Ohio Legislature in 1912; was mem.
her of Congress from 1e43 TO 1851, when lie
wss sent Is Minister to Brazil and made En-.
voy Extraordinary to several South A,ncri.
can governments. negotiating with them
several important Commercial and other
treaties. lie served In the army a. Drigs.
der and Major General from 1861 to 1853,
when be was re elected - Congress and
has beeI returned since until defeated few
weeks ss~. lie 10 u g;n:lcrsa of eminent
practical ability, 40 evidenced by his being
Chairman Of the Ways and Means Commit.
zee; 10 conceded good diplomatist, and In
character u i1eprosctable. The English
Mission 10 bush out Of which fne plumaged
birds have kesn fslling sipgulariy fast and
unfortunately Of Is.c years. II appears .
kind Of haunted house In the minds Of pos.
siG!c Mili,,ers. We trust Schenck will be
more fortunate and manipulate the Alabama
ana F:sh:ry. sad r. mbina. and San Juan
cu=t:ons with satisfaction to both G,yern.
0ents and s.fe'y 70 himself.
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Internal Rere,s, ne.

Commissioner Dclano, in his, report Of
1860, estimated the total receipts Of inter.
M! revenue for the fiscal year of 1870 At
$l75, 00o. 900. They actually were flss,
ssS, so7 o., Or more than tlo. ooo, 900 in OK.
cess of the estimates. The. Commissioner
published a Abatement sl,owisg that tho re.
ceipts Of revenue for the fscal year 1870
were, - compared with those Of the ptevi.
Gus year, $25, lQ6. 52S 60 in excess, the rate
OF increase being nearly. sixteen per cent.
Ono of the most interesting portions Of
his report 10 that giving his estimates Of
, ,s." ! receipt. under re scs Of July u,
es.,. .lsa s re d w;
States and Territories die Is follows: ""f
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THE CRIMINAL CASES.


The term Of Court just concluded in Deer
Lodge is remarkable for i,s criminal con.
victions. The infractions Of law were not
moro violent than those tried u preceding
terms, nor did the evidence appear moro
conclusive, yet after tho trial Of one case,
other Parties indicted believed it to their
ietercst to plead guilty and trust to the
elemency Of the Court, rather than trust to
trial Of the case by jury. Two Of these
eases were for grand larceny; one for assaul.
With intent to kill, and the prisoners were
severslly scnteaced 10 from twelve to sigh.
teen months Ia tho pcnitentisry. Tho 10.
oalt Ia these cases will doubtless exert
sslutary influence IL tho community, and il
due In great mcassrsto The determined
effort Of District Attorney Harrison to en-.
force the law against violent disturbances
and assaults by men under the influence Of
liquor. In this he was seconded by ono OF
the best juries that has been empauucllel In
the County, without which Judge and At.
sosuey labor In vain. II tho penalty they
Oso UO0S8VsUk C1SSW . S0AOSW0SOJy yOUUs
sncc upon those sentenced. the result will
he, individually to their welfare; If not, the
mere punishment Of Incarceration 10 but
little satisfaction TO the parties injured, and
nonc 10 the community. The public good
- result from this. 10 the influence It will
exert - On example to prevent crimc here.
sftcr. lfitis merely an exceptional instance
Of enforcing tho laws against criminal Of.
lenses, ito influence will be short lived, and
those who have been thus exceptionally
punished will doubt the ;mpartiality Of law.
u 10 to be hoped, therefore, that vigorous
prosecution Of like offences will continue:
that jarics, having precedent set, will As.
Diet In Furnishing violators Of the peace, and
shat above oil the convictions 1t this term
nay prevent like o6cnscs hereafter. II
such 10 the case Deer Lodge County will
have good cause to be grst.0ed at the anu.
ssal result OF tho criminal trials q this
tam .r..,
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/" Tho Colorado 1rsaseries nsetions tiidt
excursion trains ana ssn from Golden City
70 De9yer and Tesun, carrying parties e
me thsasse and back 'o9!..'Inrs'oo OH
Il Itls ssSsed "a Iood asthbsiU Int Bis
mnIk insiss 4hss ~ msst lid Win rstlls
don olhcs, until he eoavsa1pn VIM Ne
'spsA' German ssatss b Sdepssd talslsed.
i ~ A69ltSh ftOn' washlagsos isdulAi1s
.'thst ~ pstGuis AgdsSss ioove3faoe ViaStn
OF Utah, win result IN ~. rssaidy - 40
dsawtis AZ 1asiax TN ss6s u cantA
= I'd 1sssd u ~ sS ~ lsS..oo 10 negro
- New Tsak N u, iil ~ llisSisi ~
Xxx biySt iR166& i1iit | u CT W. !
I3ss -. Sai1lr ysdf .sash luiI5Woq I'D!
.seiaeiGJ oMsi,e, re say M
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~. .r,' OFFICIAL CHANGES. . 49,. -,

:, P3vate dispatches from WAshIpgtoh last
.evcaing. announce The appointment Of 0en'l
Addison + Sanders. sscresa,y Of xoptaas,
~ Register Of The Land Omce q Helena,
Montana, ,siee J.. B. Lynsn. removed We
congratulate Gen'l Sanders on bic pspmo.
tieo from - easy and uusd but non,pay.
Ing position to one Of labor and oomncnsa.
me remuneration. His, excellent bnaissas
qualifications and chalacter ars ample knas.
enter that be win be An sahclsns and Eorshy
olmesr. r.......,S- vi h.......n .rs ia;
James E Galloway succeeds 0snesal San.
desS - Secretary. h h uakaown 70 "a
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ASSESSMENTS AND COLLECTIONS.

= We publish to-day tho list OF delinquent
Taxes Of Deer Lodge County, showing
soly $40 Is Of assessed taxes en- real estate
Ssmaining unpaid Ia The County. The 70.
81 real and personal property taxes yet IN.
paid 70 ellsl.4a Tho entire amount asses.
Il was t2s, oss-sl mills on properly val.
uation Of 81, +ss, 600 showing over ~ per
oent Of the entire tax he's been collected 10
1870. without distraint Beside this, there
has been collected from February 70 Do.
cembs. lot Territorial and County Lices.
80 to the amount Of eio,siS. This b alike
cssditaS!e 70 tax payers and r. II. Frsd.
sickson, Tro: surer, who 10 one Of the most
sa,eisat and worthy officers sves elsctsd Ia
Noataps. We. do not believe any Other
County 10 Montana can make % good .
showing iu collections. and We anticipate
she Report Of the County Commissaonsss
viii s1idsacs judieious and sconomIeal
dlseosss0eat Of tssds equally ssaeityias.I
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= The receipts, before tho Jedoctioni hav
log bees elSt, rs 81, "a, We hssel heeso In
estimated 1 dscseais ots,>73, e1s;S es %, or
seventy fosn saiaH& dollar, n IN oundnun
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Sparks from, TIC wires.

Sparks from the Wires. f.
Tie New York Crispins have struck, and
j. will probably be Of long continuance
Representative Bowen, Of g. c., he's been
arrested iu Washington for bigamy, and ID
uader 5000 bell. p 1" w. .r"r
;Pbiladeiplis has . French Sanitary Fair
which Win continue 100 days. ID;
~ Perry Fuller and waddy Thompson have
heeu resasrSsted in New Orleans for Custom
House frauds. liz 9. - ,itr'.f. , 'i''l
A fire in Marshall, Texas, on Wednesday.
Destroyed I'D, 900 of property. s'1172
Daniel Msnecc and James Deacon were
hung IN Kingston, Canada, on Wednesday.
Governor Holden. Of North Caroliua, Is
impcachcd by The House and will be tried
by the Senate He Is to Be suspended dur
Ing The trial from the executive functions
Justice Pearson will preside. '"'.. -
SERIOUS disturbances hsve agaiu occurred
q Tien Tsin. u vs. ..'s~ o. u .1''1 fl
The Cuban revolution !, !, reported 70 b. on
its last legs. ....-.
It was reported At Versailles that the HON.
bardment Of Paris you'd commence Dec.
10th. =, -. -
The army Of Prince Frederick Charles is
said 10 be driving the French before It,
down the Loire. towards Tours. d ''2' + &c
The Grand Duke Of Baden In opening the
Chambers, said Germany might now, DO
United, q symbolizcd, BY making King
William Emperor. ..i,.... VIII. ,...,
Havre AMI Disppe ase, closed 70 neutsals.
a Prisoners assert that Frederick Charles
army rost 81, 900 men on the Loire. ..,araa
z It Il reporttdf cthe Prusslsns attacked
Tours andscsptunsi, ono of the rauborgs.
Gambetta had the bridge over The Loire
blown up. t'Chauey hes gone South md
and will resume ~ offensive. a a. b lit
Sheridan and Burnside are at Cous,aut,.
uopls. '(T6sysAoald, have letters Of intro
duetion from Senasor Aye.) uahi 10 -. ~
#" Ms. John slidelr died 1t Brighton. Eng,
Dec. II. n aijAHu.. rD'>sD = u '''.177o'
'1s. A. Bu,l,, Of Central, Colorado, .uicided
Dec. H. '"@ '# @-
safTbe President la appointed General
Pleasastos ~ Unissd etatss Commissioner
of lntesusl Rsvedost ar's 1isd- nj seaoat2
2 Alex. Dumas u reported desd. nf'sgW
70 'HaN ii Ksntlaad,, lad, was burned DEC
~ aLos $50 OooIEbgsl / .eodT .a5e: ie
The DesFy boys ignore the ssasis,raes's
psochmaaionipsoihi hing . psoeessioa. II
.rs II b. staEsd 900 40 ITrencA soldieil are
tro4utne at Deedeaax.i Ao..eiua71 nj eiv9
,s1Ths fell of Amanaabo ssd De ullosei,e
q eHss1as6D wesauaazda .saaam 10 yis
wA 1ssssf and tntssse eojd N
.Ytance ysst1iay and Wednssday 4 s7a
Navigation Of the Seine is prohibited.
1. A dispatch from Was hisgtos! sutherits-
tive y proppunpesl tl,a story Of Grant. hsv-
Ing offered The CMss &heet Of war vessels,
q usre fiction. .i,esQ.. srE wspE a'14aatoo
sIl1n Washington dssles ~ sev couplica-
lions Of the Luxembufyh spd EAsteeno QSes-
toas ars coasilleqeai i,apostans, I'D n Jus-
,saey feeling sRrezlils, dtnon Cd n nd mi
~ i Il said Cqpmissioaer Wilson Of ths
LAID Odiss wiz ~ superseded cbsfoss lhe
dissolution Of Congress- Judge keashrides
Of Iowa = s 4aa es.l i.e sseea.poe. tIsa
The Prs.,dssnas nd 'Board 81 Dirsesss1 II 81
~ iNostAGiu Fa6UAe . Railroad CGmpaSy
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OAK VTA.

~ seesas rcsnras q pakotA . made by
y. &. yIanAal ]. \, Li,eh1e'd. shov he
louawsas eosdi'os e q Z, ,is IN osf pelgh.
R0f YesUSos9: ,.hr..sge ., !ifg II !u:ou III
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THE TERRITORY
Pioneer, 6th.

FtOooeS, 6eh.
THE A. l." clipper built and copper f..
tened bark Kangaroo, on which Capt. Ssr.
d. Johns vOyagcd from Deer Lodge 10 NJ
scu'a last spring, las been stolen by ri,..
pirates and taken to Cedar. To paraphns.
!. "'Sous hsartiess wretch has ssesled the b,,..,
MajelC. y. ;Jshes, Age>t. denies ,b.,,.
Is abe6t- to renove1 the' Fhthcad lnd S; as
'fsu0 their present reservation. -. s'-a'
9ss a ~: from s;;,, Arr. c
Ss e. opb Sss' t.:a,! ' S:s
the PAN on, Tie Upper Discovery. S ~ 70
Robert Lane has struck from Is to IS cent .,.:
pcI pan % . steady layout. AT No. 10
above Upper Discovery the boys arc Ala
doing very well. The gold there 10 coarss
and unwashed, and nuggets are frequent.
On No. II below discovery, in the upne,
district, tho pay is % high as 40 cents to N.
pan.
Mr.. John Rankin, Of Missoula CITY. Ia.
been awarded the contract for building :.
bridge across the Bitter Root River NJ ihs
Buckhousc Rancho. His bid was S9, 600
and he expects to complete tho structure on
or before the 18th Of next April.
The Pioneer believes the stampede to c..
dar will be greater next spring than i. Wa
last.
Duz Cavan has nearly completcd the Mi..
soCla Restaurant, and will shortly open i,
for guests. !. will be popular institution.
Mr.: WIN. Kennedy, contempla,es, crec,.
ing large building III Nissoula.
A Frenchman from Deer Lodge mama
unknown-was stabbed in,the leg by a Koo.
tenai Indian.
Tho bridgs asimoutlNo Of csdss u CO mp!e.
tex Y + -
G. G. Edmisson-F0rest City-has bou oh,
70 = and n eboys" for $500. ue attsr.
wards refused $1,000
Fifty cents to 81 is reported in llliuoi.
Gulch tri61tary of Cedar.
Mr.. 7. R Dana, Is building : new resi-.
deuco.I/"H
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,Taslesp kaitsGcps ! d'sised 'ols
Nv potSlo In I've: up ~ a. sarises ).
lpv1 III htiek dast, md rub ZIG ". hn''
49, 1 4 1 i ~ yt ~ S'sp's:'
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acknowledgements

- unsny~-
Barlow. John. IcsrpentT..s Be'
tn. GIr"y c 3 .h' L.
gzs sr.sy snrol .t8Gd3G!E
,1lsssss, AdaA. 1oehss City,.
[9i.i* .)af ri J" ~oitGTa"l'
u..Aa.' sH,asss'!.'ti... c'' cry. ;,
E7tt t..t ii ~ - sIs'J-'.
x,,s.sa. llssss.S ausA.
ry.I -r,dOc1--u01i.si 40
RI sage IN UoaT 11"i
Il xa.lA. A.. IDsel odssc its
H. I'll, -r:a;ot say~ aralii
x.n, . Dayton r,so...s cs,::.
a47s. VI; rsji - aI stf.@
s,yl aa..tifI ~, G&ID ;
Niness Ditch Col Rocker City,.
49, ..uGd - g"f q .Dtta ''.N
un;Iiig Lrsl itg uu Hfe
xaio& Hca5-.|P ieases City,.
$50 lfii roiir r. "f'''r~'' So
- mat ..5s.ga o. e.
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DissasaN saGthaslths, ssstssation u tho
Emperor Nspeaea' d. gaiuisG favor in Eu'
.rfk>sst SsrgttSl
Although the Russian war cloud has mod
itisd j. colora il j. asserted the Emperor has
Ao61et lie reserve corps to hold themselves
in readiesssG which 10 consi&lered Of great
Importance, - this measure has not been
resorted 70 since the Crimesn war. Rus
sia 10 committed 70 . bold line Of conducs.
and = Sa1D)ssd - ,eassy. cut TN spite o.
.llepPesitsn, 40 tbs feeling thr'dshoe'
the Empire h waf,hte. .,ag b. H..
Persons we'll intssussa, Say that Genera
Schssck had The Missiles; - NssSa 10 o.
sst 1T liking Ais reception, returned WIN.
out presenting his credentials There "
nothing said about this in the Congres''oo'
al.0iSoonDy, Ut In Uos neserthslsss..
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Secretary u Montana. X

EWese3ageoos Ne lS--Aooag the ns0ioetjooo 0ea
- IA osoals10 ~ wDada00 = osDs~avloo b
0sessls1 = Nsotaas 4 + Csaase. - y oessDe
a lAaho. '''@
The Placer herald., 1870-03-05
SUM MONS.

State Of California, County Of Placer. In JUS
tices Court Of Township No. 6. -'s- So
The People ofthe State Of California to d. M
H.1LLIGf.N, Greeting.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
i me at my Office, or at the Office Of my sue
cessor in Township Number Six, Placer coun-
ty, State Of California, within fifteen days
after final publicatio Of this summons, to an
swer the complaint Of Frank Hoffman, wherein
he prays judgment against you for the sum Of
Two Hundred and Eleven Dollars and forty
seven cents, (S2ll ~ in an action for Hay sold
and delivered to you at your request In the year
A. d. 1868. ..-... W.
And take notice il you fail to appear and an
swer, plaintiff will take judgment against You in
default, in the sum of s2Il Al, together with
interest and the costs of suit, and apply to said
court for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 9th day yf Decem-
Der, A. .. 1863. .-r...L-.
ISAAC THOMPSON,
Justice Of the Peace Township No. 6.
[al-3m]
The Placer herald., 1870-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb,
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with
direction for culture, prepaid Dy mail.
The most complete and judicious assort-
ment in the country. Agents wanted.
rs Sorts of either for $l.00; prepaid by mail.
Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, ali the new Po-
tatoes, &C., prepaid by mail. 4 lbs. Early Rose
Potato, prepaid, for 81 90. Conover's Colossal
Asparagus, IS per 100; $25 per 1000, prepaid.
New hardy fragrant everblooming Japan b oney
sucklc, SO cts. each, prepaid. True Cape Cod
Cranberry, for upland or lowland culture, 100
per 100. prepaid, with directions. Priced Cata-
logue to any address, gratis; also trade list.
Seeds on Commission.
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established
in lS42.-n20. 3m
The Placer herald., 1870-03-05

AMONGST Atlantic Cables, steam navigation
and those progressious of science and art that
mark the nineteenth century. not the least useful
are Dr.. Ayers medicines. They rank among the
benefactions Of mankind, from the rapidity and
and certainty with which they cure Try A yer's
pAvvy Peeserai on cough and II Is gone. What
gkln diseases or Impurities Of the blood Withstand
Ayers Sarsaparilia7 Ayers Plls are the
perfection Of purgative -every family should
have thcm, q almost every family does. Not
trihs 10 be thankful for are good medicines and
the knewle6ge how TO use them for protection
from disease. Theee DR.. Ayers preparations and
publications furnish, and ve do not hcoitate 10
commend them.-Sk. Louis Leader.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-05

A REvoLurIox II MEnsCINE.-Iti is not Silded
pill to delight the eye or please the fancy, bat il
4 true medicine placed in the hands of the
people for their relief, aud no person can take
II according to the directions, and remain long
unwell. II may seem pcr edible that many cases
considered kopelessly incurabie, have been fire.
guently cured ia a few days or weeks and we
cAeerfully invite the investigation of the liberal
mindcd to the cures it has made. Such is DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BitteYs, q safe and
harmless remedy. Buy it, try it and be cured.