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The New York herald., 1870-02-01

D0rBLE-ENDER LoCoAoTTvE.-A locomotive
nrm In Taunton Mass nave just put upon tue Taun-
ton ana New BEDFORD road new mammoin Iocono-
tive which Is an entire novelty, being w1at may DO
called double -ender" and IL appropriately named
'Janusn IL Is cons tructcd To run forward and back
ward alike, and H. double In all It's pa, IS, the
Rineer's standing place being La the centre. The
weight of the machine NJ sixty tQnA
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scALPs.-We we're shown BY Mr.. N. 3. van slyke.
tns morning, an indian scalp, duly dried and
SNetched, when ne obtained the other day from,
Coioncl u. W. 9. Poole, now at the Wnctstonc
agency. inc Colonel told hm OF q "big InJun.a VINO
day, with buckskn suit, decorated--l,ke ladies',
cloaks witn astraehan fur-wlth the light hair or
Wnite women, for which three or four scaIps OF
wnne women must have been required. Ugh -
A00saON lWtsl Mdte IouliAA. L0n. Is.
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SUPREME COURT -Clacui1--pAaT l.
Intcrestiug 60 Real Estate Agents
Before Judge Pratt

IntcFestiug Co Real Estate Agents.
Before Judge Pratt
Holland ana waiter II. AcCb'nber u.s. Henry C. Ma,,-
0lesPlaintirS brought suit 70 recover $500 alleged
TO be due them In accordance with an agreement
made with defendant. They claimed that defendant
promised to pay them that am0unti il they sold Ger.
tain piece OF property at certain sum. They found
Q purchaser but then the defendant refused to sell
the property. IL appeared IN the evidence that plain
tifls were paid $3.50 on account when the defendant
originally received the deed Of the property, which
In the rst place they, as real estate agents. found
for him before he purchased. The Jury rendered
verdict in favor OF plaintiffs for $3.50.
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further claimed thar the accident was not the result
q any negligence on the part OF the company, but
the result OF causes beyond their CONTROL as not only
the tracks but the rolling stock were In good condt
u0u.
The case Is Htill on.
For platinum, JenKs, Ward ana De Costa; for de-
iendants, Brown, DAILY and Rapallo.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Everyday Items Of News About
the Metropolis.
'Found DrOwned"-Accidentally Shot
Juvenile Deprayity--Where Is Balsky2
A Taste for Music--The Larceny
Brigade--SmalIpox Abating-
Yellow Fever In Port

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway.
~ Ann
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UEsTCIzsrER COUNTY.

STATE PRISON MONTHLY REcoRD.--Tne total NUN.
Der of convcts IN the male department oil Sing Sing
Prison ON January was Lib. During the month
20 were received "a discharged and died leaving
the tota number oil males remaining on January 3l
i8i. In the female prison tQcre were On the ist OF
the month above stated 100 inmates. since then
there were received during the month a. DISCHARGED
B. Iotal remaining January 81 l23-masinr tbe
grand total OF c0nvicts ID both prlsons l 2an Il
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-M BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt Discharge

Hnnkrupt DischarUed.
Mr.. John r. Race, who had beed adjudged bank.
rupt on his own petition, was discharged yesIer-
day.
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SUPERIOR C0uaT-spEClAL Term.
Decisions.
3y Judge BarDOt

Charles Dab,sey cs. Ed,oard Samet et dJ.--Motion
denied, with i've dollars costs.
asa Hon u.s. james NJ Putae et al-Motion
granted.
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Heavy burglary and Larceny.

strong Gage OF Penn ian, Yates county, vas en-
tered by burglars, VINO blew open the safe therein
with powder. and then abstracted The Contents
money and papers. The amouns Of money taken
has not been learned YET but It s large supposed
De $4,000 or $4,000. One OF the trm, VINO was
about buying a farn, had the purchase money In
the safe, and tins must have been known 70 the
Durglara
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uRTEb STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Charge Dismissed.
Before Commissioners JOnes

United states Us. Nathan COhen.--The defendant
IS q pedler, and was arrested few days since on
the charge OF carrying on hts business without pay
ing special tax An examination OF the case was
held yesterday and resulted IN the discharge OF the
accused.
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"a
Average temperature for corresponding date
lalt vaar J.
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The only case worth recording at the Harlem Court
yesterday was that Of Henry Slater who was charged
by Charles r. Grapert, butcher, at the corner OF
l26th street and Third avenue, with stealing pair
OF chickens The prisoner Is employed by Grabers,
ana on sunday morning last managed to leave the
shop as ne Thought, unperceved, witn the cblckens
In hls possession, intending, OF course. 10 have
and following him Will AN onlcer. they found the
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T H. E COUR rs.

Alleged Frauds In the SubIfreasury-In.
teresting Divorce Case--BlatrimoniaI
UnhappiEess - Presentment or
the Grand Jury-Inadequate
Accommodation for Crimi-
nals-The Fifth Avenue
Pavement Nuisance.
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Rev. NJ. p. Gaddis inaugurates the first OF the
Peoples Course OF Lectures, at Day Hail. corner Of
Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street. tonight
Subjec&-"Abraham Lincoln ana His Times" Mr..
Gaddls s from Cincinnati ONO, having represented
tnat State in the House or Representatives.
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An interesting discussion on geology was partici-
pated in BY the members OF the Lyceum OF Natural
History, Mott Memorial Rooms. last evening" Pro-
lessor y. N Mott presided. The late discoveries Of
DR.. Carpenter we're the principal subjects under
consideration.
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POLICE iHTELLiGENCE.

The difficulties OF the Balasky Biddle shooting case
are increasing BiddIe is yet In the Tombs, as no
neither be bailed examined In consequence or
the OF BaIasky who has left the city avoid
the consequences OF q civil suit. Judge Bowling
seems determined 10 secure the appearance OF
Balasxy II possible, and mas taken measures accord
tngly.
Henry wahpg, Dane, was brought before Judge
Dowling yesterday, at the Tomhs charged with
stealing from his employer, Albert Commyer, No. I
Rector street, watch, value fifty dollars. pawn.
brokers' ticket representing the watch found in
the possession OF Waiting when arrested by ofricer
0'Nef Of the Twenty seventh precinct, Judge Dow.
ling committed Walting to answer.
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The romans OF a man, whose name Ii unknown,
were yesterday found floating in the dock at the loo!
OF pier No. "a East river. Deceased was about nifty
years Of age, had dark nair ana whiskers and wore
DARK pants gray KNIT shirt. ana w00llen comforter
sb0ut hts neck. Coroner Schirmer was notlfed 10
hold an inquest ON the body.
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Norway Oats.-Wc are pleased to see
aesc famous oats arc superccding the com.
ION variety in Montana. Judge Dance has
sscd small quantity of them this season,
I'd has the sale of that portion Of the Hsr.
md crop which will be put on the market
hey possess many advantages over com.
~n oats. The yield is enormous. the
min moro nutritious, tho straw is stronger
I'd moi SO liable to blow down. and it is
I'd they will endure drouth much better.
kan instance Of their prolific qualities, Mr..
tB. llarland sowcd this year IN the Up.
NJ Bitter Root Valley, seven bushels of
scd on seven acres of ground, and has just
deaned up orer flee hundred 6ushels as the
!rld This is over n bushels per acre,
mile 30 bushels of common oats Is . good
yield. AT 30 pounds to the bushcl, and i've
oats per pound-the fair estimate Of price
for oats in this Valleys crop Of this kind
10 pretty good thing to have, while the
tnw, which grows from five to eight feet
igr, would board and lodge ha.f the cattle
nlhe Bitter Root all season. We hope our
Warm Spring farmers will supply them.
elves with seed Of this variety while they
Avc opportunity, as procuring 1t from the
states is expensive and uncertain.
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THE PENITENTIARY.

The Penits9tiary he's not yet passed from
the possession of Superintendent Mitchell
70 the Territory, nor is it likely to immsdi.
ately, - the following instructions from G.
Delano to DR. Mitchell would indicate.
The extract below Is from . letter signed
G. Delsno, Secretary Of Interior. Dated
Washington Nov. 1lth, and addressed to
superintendent Mitchell: .Trr
''You viii retain possession of the build
iug until you receive further instructions.
l am not authorized, without express Legis-
tative direction, 70 transfer the control of it
Or of any other property Of the United
States to the Territorial authorities. The
attention of Congress will be called to the
subject, aud such legislation In the premi-
ses requested - they may deem cxpcdient."
..'<
This was in reply to an inquiry of the
Superintendent what disposition he should
make Of the building: It appears that even
were It available for the keeping Of prise.
ners, the Superintendent could not surren-
der 1t to the Territorial authorities. This
will, however, doubtless be adjusted soon
after the meeting of Congress.
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Scott Horse Bali. I'm response to the ex
pressed desire of many lovers of the sal:a
tory amusement, Mr.. Scott win give ball
1t the Scott House, on next Wednesday
evening, Nov 80. The dance will be in
the new Dining Boom the collation. in the
Reading Room. The Parlors will be Ct the
service Of the guests for card and promcn-
nde rooms. The music will be under the
direction of Nj. Homer, of Langrishc's
Orchestra Band. Mr.. Scott. has put the
tickets at the nominal sum Of t5. Messrs.
J. II. Meyer, ID. B. Haldcrman. H G. Fred
rickson and II. D'Auchcul have the dircc.
ton Of the floor. THIS viii be the first ball
of the winter of 1870, and oil the omcns are
suspicious for happy Inauguration Of the
winter festivities Take partners"
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Heard From. Without any unkind IL.
lusions, We may remark that there are few
Of the old residents of Alder Gulch but that
recollect well Mr.. A. J. Snyder, ex-Sheriff
OF Madison county. Well, We heard from
ANDY" . day or two ago. He is living =.
Parkville, Missouri, this winter. He i deal.
ing in Texas cattle, and has bought and sold
1000 head during the summer, with q
margin that 10 intimated by the statement
that he is ''doing very WE'LL" He says, ''af.
ter travelling over nearly all the country, l
find no place I like 80 well q I do Montana.
l think of coming back, and should do
50, will bring , herd of fine stock. My
.wife's brother doc Berry arrived safely q
few days ago." All right, ANDY" you
will have welcome. za~E lsasH f..-s g
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Trcka.-Mr McCabc, the Yreka mcr.
hant. informs Us oil the Companies in the
'rcck are yet working except Stone & Nc
livett who stopped last Saturday. A good
luce head for s. hours IS yet running.
Frank Grimlcy & Co. arc yet mining on
Days Gulch, and picked up an eight ounce
n.gct last Sunday. w. w. Jones & Co. 5
prospects are still improving. They began
sluicing on last Friday. There is about two
feet Of pay dirt prospecting we'll OH both
tiles of the cut-from 10 cts. TO 81 to the
bowel. They are widening the cut and
deanng bed rock. ana will work as long as
The weather permits. The ground washes
Tery easy, scarce requiring any shoveling
with ground sluice on and can he worked
rapidly
Mr. J. II Fcathcrman. late partner Of
Mr. McCabe, has gone to San Francisco
I'd will return next Spring.
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Nearly 4 Flre.-Main Street was the
scene of dire commotion yesterday after.
noon. The old ''Franco American" sign
on canvass-having been displaced by
the new one of Gsnx 4 Klein, had been
laid on the roof Of their store and forgot.
ten. A spark from an adjacent stovcpipe
dropped On and ignitcd it. Forthwith
went up the smoke, and the eyes of the
multitude, and the. dread alarum, Fire!
And men did congregatc with pale streaks
on their faces and strcakcd pals in hands,
and the elementary principle Of Good Tenn.
plarishn was sbundantly sloshed about on
that there roof, and the vital spark was put
to soak. The occurrence, however, caused
considerable alarm. Several parties re-.
moved their goods and an earnest alacrity
was manifested in carrying water, which
would have bfsn cf Fpsoportionately better
service hsd the danger bean greater. A
strong breeze was. up ct TIE. time, and fire
in the roof would have proven, almost cer-
tain destruction, Of the block. We hope
proper carp win BE- exercised BY al to avert
the dread calamity.
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~, thanksgiving day went by without
"ueglc. 4DEF 80 w

u.. BUSINESS II always lively when me0eg y
,s. and money should always b pIenty 70 ssatsls
neass establishments. Encrson = Smith. q tbs
spo'tan Billiard Hall, take pride In making thSs
,..' me popular rsson q Dssr Ledgen aady ~
y, ..'a mentioning populscc scsrally. rTAsif t6bles
Tue most approved pattern and ara kspt a con.
v,, Wees The bar y stechs1 Mil ~ bsse xstI4s'
~. WON and Gssn the ssaAcr sa1 - Fssseseo
n. aao'd, AM pm 1sovu, sAss0ciaas SasssSp
eoprfies ~ eatesc1 @ thlssey ehSoats
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The Psets and Dranatists.-A paragraph
not long since went the rounds Of the paper,
that Mr. G. W. Couldock, the actor, il pre.
pairing lecture on eminent men and actors
he has met" We believe it oil came of
solicitation BY prominent citizens Of Saint
Joseph, NO., (where Mr.. and Miss Couldock
were awaiting telegram from Mr.. Ian.
grishe, then at Cedar Creek) that Miss
Couldock should accept !. benefit In which
recitations from the Poets and Dramatists,
with the 'Recollections" referred to, should
constitute the entertaipment. It was given,
very highly commended, and repeated at
Cori'lne. In response to solicitation by
the citizens of Deer Lodge, they favored US
with it here, on Monday evening last, at the
Court House, and appeared to one of the
very best audiences ever assembled here, in
the following r..
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SCHOOL HuoRT.

We are indebted to D. p. Newcomer, Eco.
Superintendent of Schools fol. Deer Lodge
county, for the following statement of
scholars reported and Amounts sf money
due the several Districts: -.
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60 Boswell & McQuestion, at tho City Hall Bill
Hard Rooms have on hand aud arc constantly re-
ceiving pure article Of Brandy, Whisky and Wine
for the consolation Of their customers. Their stock
Of cigars IL very Anc and comprises the best brands in
market They have three rst-cass billiard tabcs. al
ways In fine condition for playing. As place Of re-
sort We can recommend the City Hail. and ~ hosts the
proprietors are likcd BY a. JShany Gerbcr presides
bnrkecD
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Perssnal.-Messrs. J. w. Winslett, G. B.
Higgins. W. ]. Mccormick and G. Nc.
Whirk of Missouls county, were in town
this week, also, Ncssrs. G. A McCebe of
Yreka, Robt Fenner of Bear, ID. G. Cor
bin and Ed. McClay of Helena, Capt
Fleeson OF Cable, Col. E. Lane of Silver
Bow, and VIM. Harkncss from down coun.
try. Mr.. N. Smith leaves on Monday for
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Jas. Stuart Is at Phil
ipsburgh. DR.. ]. A. Nichols will locate
for the winter at Fort Owen.
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Escape Of Stanley. The Pioneer, of last
seck, which did not come to haad until VIC
~had gone TO press, gave an account of
he escape Of Stanley from tho Missoula
nil. and his return thereto by parties to
'aom he applied for assistance In reno wing
AS manaclcs. We learn that subsequent
hereto he again escaped by digging out
Trough the floor OF the Jail. and up to last
accounts he was still at large. At the time
Nhis escape he had on slackles and log
@a'n, bu. he has probably procured some
We 10 remove the membranes on his To-
emotion, in consideration Of csnveyipg to
'en oil his right, title and interest In the
Md property. Sheriff Jones was notified
WINS escape. by Sheriff Pelksy, and II he
'n'll FORMULATING and desirous of avoid.
"s rc.incarccration, he had better Take
"od heed of Marmion's behest-a r - |
"On, Stanley, on +'ta1 '4-''-'
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Amount Of money on baud for distribu.
ton on the 18th day Of October, 1870, IL
ts2s, leaving balance in the Treasury of
about 81, 900 for distribution next spring.
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sheehan, the Gallatin County convict to
the pcni,entiary, now in jail here. IL quite
sick. He il allowed more liberty than his
fellow prisoner, and i under the skillful
care Of ORA Mitchell 4 Holmes. r. /
x single gain Of Norway oats in Mr..
Harland's field produced 173 stalks heavily
laden with grain. Talk about ''soms On
hundred fold" sitter that. .2SS@'{
az Capt Flesson intossssus that Capt Plais-
ted moved from Cable to Philipsburgh
two days ago and win BE- ready IN , day Or
two to start the mill There aTe 100 tons q
Hope ore ready to crush.
The key 81 he c.b,s city r. D. has bssii
ssnt up from Deer Lodge. We aSdesstand
sesvioe \ osdersd lhns, end xasA 0ilmsE
\ SaulshuEy ,were only awaiting Tie Cabls
City key. Now let ~ have IN ONCE q
Warm Springs, and the upper country win
be veil served. M d rTag m
The new Hotel i % b called the xcBif-
hey House, with gilt letters - big = waSh-
stanJ1 Lien expscts Ms goods wim b.
sin arriving "a, xssk, i1d = hapDy.- The
Hotel win not - oteasd before De- lsti.
HeaA.J. Il Msyk snd. fhoA Irviie, yr,,
started yesterday nlddlsfnine fos = - haat
- 'Btg Hsee. IS NJ ~ s;ia.< L.
+ M Dskss ~ soaFlsts1 - s1rysy O.
~ two Towvnskips . u spposlte - u
- 49, ~ - l.nda ~ now 0nen Il
ssttleexI 40 " ri d HI 4.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Jurors FOR DECEMBER TERM.
r., december Term of the ID Judicial
.,ric, Court begins in Deer Lodge, Mon
= Dec. 8. The following is list of the
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THE Co partnerh,p heretofore exciting undes the
L arm nane Of Lane Emmeseon, in the Mes.opo'.
itan Billiard Ha 70 this day dieeoysd b. mutual coz
Smith. All accounts due from the arm will be paid
By, and al due Il will be paid to Mr. Lana Pess0us
knowing Themselves indebted g scesls as
once. JOHN b. LANE
o. IMMERSION,
Deer Lodge Scpeeaber 3lst, 1s'0
NJ. n. Smith having purchased the interest Of NJ.
sohn Lane In the Metropolitan Billiard Hail. the
oEm will hereafter be Em0ers0n 4 Smith. Thanking
the public for the generous patronage heretofore b.
slowed upon cur house, Nc respectfully solicit aDa
viii eodcav0r 70 merit continuance Of the same.
EMAERSON 4 SMITH
Deer Lodge, September s1st, lSN 4
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We Mean BuSiNcsS!l
Canned Goods rctallcd ut ~ 70 cents per can for
ash NJ j. H. WILCOX CO.'S,
sp2wlAlu
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LOCAL NEW s.

yrRL AGE EXT; y t.. Gee %ev " in spy al
irausactcd with him will bc recognized by this
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A Chinaman having assaulted an old man
In Pioneer, this week, with 4 shovel, was
taken out by the citizens, aud given thirty
lashes.
There will bc ball ut the Gable City Ho-
tel, Cable, on next Thursday evening-Ho-
mer, musician.
A subscription in circulation for the sup
port of an Episcopal clergyman in Deer
Lodge il being literally subscribed to.
Mr.. Jas E. Owings has established the
o. 8. Collectors Office At the Scott House.
Those fortunate enough to owe taxes will
govern themselves accordingly.
Salt advanced in Helena, ono day last
week, from o. to IL cents. It is held here
at 10 cents.
Murphy & Co.'S saw mill, which has cut
Sol, 900 feet of lumber on Dog Greek, arrived
this morning, and will be removed to Spring
gulch.
Donnell & Co., are using 24xso glass in
their bank building windows.
Tho brick work Is completed on the VII.
cox building. --.g ....r....
Mr.. Ed. Lippinoost's fine building on D
street is approaching completion.
DIED,
SNrr0.-In Helena Nov 1s.O Y.i.o n D A
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Colelis, the irrepressible, who has been
the direct or indirect cause Of three or four
shooting scrapes since she reached Montana,
had an ARRAY with John Bcckney in Hele-
m, the other day, In which Anna swears
John prevented her from shooting him by
wrestling pistol from her with which she
would bsvs sshis S..isAss .,.S>," and that
then while she vas hunting him with IN.
other pistol, he very ungsllantly blazed
away At her and retired before she could
uulimbcr her mitrailleuse. Nobody hurt,
rs there was only one shot and one mise in
tho fray. Fined go each. We heard Aana
was dealing cling et-Sn in gambling saloon
but she is evidently ds'iljkg on the street,
too. 1t IL surprising that one 50 fall of the
sweet simplicities and tender graces of fair
femininity should 20 delight in The fumes
Of villainous saltpetre. We believe she had
burial ground stakcd out for herself in a
certain village of Montana last sumner,
and wouldn't be surprised If it would have
An occupant before next years chickens are
big enough to swallow whole corn.
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Di1SolutiOu.

DiaSolutiOn.
Notice h hereby given that the copartnershp here
telore existing nnder the firm nnme Of Kleinschmidt
Dennee Deer Lodge City, u this day dissolved BY mu
tual consent. All debts due the late arm will 30 co.,
lecacd by h Klenschmidt who win continue the bust
ness at the old stand and who will also pay debts held
against said hrn
A. KLElNsCHNlDT.
r. KLEINSCHMlDT.
WN Mex DENNEk
(Helena Hsrsld please eepy.l
CARD.
Thanking our patrons for past favoes, would nest
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same for the
attention. h kLElNSCuNIDT