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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-05
Improved January q, ISL

Be Il enacted By the Senate and Honpe Of Repr0ent
diirs n lhs United &ata Of America IN Conoress
~dssdnLled,
That the Jurisdiction over the place purchased for
the location ofthe National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers" under ana Sy virtue o. ING het
sixty.ivc, entitled An Act 10 incorporate q Ma
tIonal Military and Naval Asylum for tho relief Of
teer forces OF tho United States." and the Act Of
March twcnty.nrst, eighteen hundred and ~sixty-slx.
amendatory thereto, and upon which said asylum Is
located, Is hereby ceded to the State Of Ohio and re-
iinauished by the United States. And the United
States shall claim or exercise no Jurisdiction over
said place after the passage Of this Act; provided,
That nothing contained In. this Act shall be construed
TO impair the powers and rights heretofore conferred
upon the Board OF Managers Of the National Asy.
lum for Disabled Volunteer SoltierE. incorporated
under said Act, in and over said territory.
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Passed November o, A. d. 18TH

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hill do ordain:
sIcTIoNl /. Any person or persons who shall
deposit, or cause to DO deposited, upon any
street, alley or public th~oronghfare, within the
Incorporate limits Of the Town OF Gold Hill,
any Glass. Bottles, Hoops, Nails, Ashes, or
Rubbish Of any kind, shall be deemed to have
sSmmitted a Nuisance, and upon conviction
Town Of Gold Hill, shall be fined IN any sum
not exceeding Fifty Dollars $50 nor less than
Ten Dollars $40, with costs OF suit; and unless
said ine DO paid, such person or persons shall
be Imprisoned In the Town Jail OF tho rate OF
one day for every two dollars OF said fnc.
SEo.2. This Ordinance to take effect from
INT after November IL, A. D. 1871.
N. STERN,
80 President Of Board OF Trustees,
Attest: WV. Hr. DoANE, Clerk.
=. Gold Hill. November 0, 1881. nostf
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lPnhllc-Nn. l1n1
Improved July II. ls10.l

AN ACT to vacate tho Fort Dakota military reser
walton In the Territory Of Dakota, and for othei
purposes.
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ORDNANCE NO. SO.

AN ORDINANCE A%mendatory Of and
Supplementary to ordinance No. 81,
entitled "An Ordinance 70 Fix Rnd
Collect q LtcenIe 1'nx,O passed June
II, A. ID. 1871.
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Approved July I, lST0.1

fPubllc-No. 1901
An ACT In relation 10 certain unsoli land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake, In the State OF lndi'
ana
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ORDNANCE NO. 60.
[Passed June, A. D. u, 1s71.l

AN ORDINANCE to Regulate tho uso Of
Fireworks and Firearms IN tho Town
OF Gold Hill.
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tpubnc-No. 1871
Approved July u. $50.

TPubHc-NO, 1911
AN ACT to extend the provisions Of the preemp-
ton law 10 tho Territory Of Colorado. and for
other purposes.
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rApproved January 10. It'll

A RESOLUTION TO authorize the restoration Of
Benjamin g. Richards to the active list OF the
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

AN sS $teSs g, ssiisisa A. sS S4sIaa Sss' 10 Pc
md Collect n License Tax,o pnssed
juno ~, A.. ID. 1871.
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Approved July u. 1870.

[PublIc-No. ISL
AN ACT 70 declare forfeited 70 the United State.
certain land grants TO the State Of Louisiana "a
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
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Approved July II, 1870.

Public Resolution-Ne; sl,I ..,.,r
N nc vicinity OF the Capitol.
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ANORDNANCE to Provide for The Ievy
and Collection OF Taxes in the Town
of Gold Hill, passed April -, A. ID.
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NO. g..

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary. TO Or
dinnnce No. 81, entitled Ant Ordinance
u 10 Provide for the Levy and Collection
10, OF Taxes in tho Town.of Gold Hiil,o
passed April I'd, A. ID. 1871.
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ORDINANCE NO. g..

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary TO Or.
dlunnce No. IS, entitled IAN Ordinance
Determining what nre Nuiaances, and
to Prevent and Punish the sanie,o
passed August 10, A. ID. 1867.
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TPublic-No. l32.l
AN ACT ,or tho relief Of presumption settlers In
fhe Gfafa NJ Nehfnska- #H-.#

=" INC bINIo OF NtUIhbKHt
That settlers upon the public domain within tho
limits Of the State o. Nebrasia. VINO, prior 10 the
had filed their declarntoryl statements under tho
pre- -eIDption laws for tracts once offered at public
sale and Afterwards included In the lateral limits OF
ans withdrawal for railroad grants, where mch
lands were at date Of ding, as Aforesaid, subject 70
disposal under said prescription laws, and who,
the lands 10 settled upon and claimed became sub
ject 70 the designation Of .unonered" lands, have
failed 10 make the proof and payment required By
msnt. anal be- and are hcrrSy .noEed snd anthoS.
lied to make such proof and payment within ono
year from the passage Of this act, upon showing Q
full compliance with all other provisions Of the pre-
emption laws; provided, thntsuch settlements ero
upon the even-numbcred sections, and do not In
ciude cases declared 20 be invalid by the Commits
sIoner OF the General Land ONCE. 'a7
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JOINT RESOLUTION TO enable owners To obtain
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
of thu United Stairs.

JUINI NEoULU ITVN 10 VNuUTU UWUtIN 70 UD[uIM
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
OF tho United States.
Be u resolred by the Senate axd Ros,s Of Rpressnt.
1ssembled.
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and hereby
Is, authorized and directed, whenever Il Is proved by
tered bond Of the United States, bearing interest, Is
sued for valuable consideration In pursuance Of law,
has been lost or destroyed. SO that the Same 10 not
duplicate Of said registered bond, TO be 90 marked,
OF like amount, and bearing like interest ~ the bond
owner Of such missing bond shall die In the treasury
Q bond IN q penal sum equal 10 the amount OF said
missing bond, and the interest which would accrue
thereon, until the principal thereof 10 due and paya.
bic, with two good and sufficient suretiea residents
OF tho United States, to the approval Of the. Secro-
tAry OF the Treasury, with condition 70 indemnify
because Of the said lost or destroyed bond,
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z

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
i cooperating tho Town Of Geld hln, Seotey
County, State OF Nevada, / hereby submit ior
publication the Report Of tho Treasurer for tho
Quarter ending october 81, ISL.
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
roId u;m Noysmber q ISL.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATS,
J, OFFICIAL.
Laws efthe United States,
PUBLISHED BY AUTnoRITY.l

Third se..l.n Of ,be kills, Censre..
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Coin HILL, New, November 6. 1871.
To the Honorable Board of Trustees OF the
Town OF Gold Hill-Gentlemen: I herewith
submit my Quarterly Report a. Treasurer OF the
Town Of Gold Hill for the Quarter ending
October 81, 1871.
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AN ACT ceding certain Jurisdiction to the State OF
Ohio.

HAMILTON FISH. Secretary Of State.
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%ouARIERLY REPoRT

or tho T~reasarer Of rho Town Of Geld
HI, fSr tho Quarter endias OCTOBER
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The freshest name for Alexander II. Ste.
plens is : venerable calamity" ff
The Democratic newspapers IN California
take Haighrs defeat very much to heart,
They anticipate IN early repeal of the li,i.
giant paper law. e.. ,s#.es.sf
Fl II, Brute! jeremiah 8. Black, the
first Attorney General and last Secretary of
State under James Buchanan, comes out in
the York PENN Gasetts in strong editor.
ial den0uncing the Democratic frauds in
New York. 4as. .f'fa@ lt FL
The Chicago Post says Mr.. Chase declares
10 oil callers that he II not . candidate for
any Office, and that he specially syows will:
much emphasis that he y not ! candidate
for the DsmOcraiic nomination for the Pres.
idency. ~ ii .a.lE II a9. ISL
A new Democratic journal il published In
AbOeviile, L'uisiana. Il dominates Nj.
Alexander =. Stevens for President, and
says: : We were compelled to Surrender I,
the close0f he va, but No are not com,
PEELED % think and vote y our tyrannical
fu ~ dictate nd By tha eternal gods We
! r6a't Do h ais. Eth N s773.aoa
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unbribable Judge, has ct length contounded
.,d oyo,c,p,e IN. Linn and his WhelpS.

unbribal,le Judge, has at length contoundsd
and overcome the Lion and his Whelps.
Whether or not it will result In many
prosecutions, the filling Of prisons, bes'ra
to some more lawless Deseret, compromises
with frs. wives, Or armed conflict. = be-
yond the knowledge Of to-day. 1t Is IN
importar, crisis, worthy Of the most careful
conduc. on the par, of the authorities who
hayc done nobly in administering tho law,
and by civil process vindicnting ito suprem'
acy where for kong years it has been openly
detied and pers,stcntly violated. Wide
snreud. almost universal. as p.'lygamy is in
Utah. it will require care that the cure for
the evil Ike not rs great an i'll rs the crime
itself. for a furore of prosecutions would
lead to numbcrless convictions, fines and
imprisonmen,s, working hardships to thou
sands of helpless mothers and children.
We apprebend that the Utah Legislature
vii! repeal this law at its next session, bu
it IS fully Us probable that if that is don'
Congress will enact a similar one, and Brig
ham, now realizing that he is caught In hi
own tolls, may hit upon some cxpedien
method of divcsting Mormonism Of its bru
tai attribute, satisfactory to the spirit o
civilized institutions, and least distressfu
to his people.
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LET US KNOW.

The Gasssts, In citing IN alleged decision
OF Chief Justice Wade, that the Marshal Of
theTerri.ory Aas concurrent jurisdiction with
the Sheriff In the service Of process In County
Courts tnveighs heavily against It and
sddx Two know that some time ago Gov.
Potts made the modest request Ut Congress
70 grant him the power 70 deposs and turn
out III Territorial, County and Township
o6acers, and 70 place his carpet bay friends
q their places, but We did NOT know l.
eosld Do done without law mill yesterday"
!. We deny tAe above. i = not : iact We
en- on. the 04setss for the pr0of. Twice
fsna. nd IN making denial We stated che
fectS u erssasO, ard there the disct1stDn
ended. The Gazette j. nov ~ duty bound
10 sd,skc good the charge. o. acsnUwrclsc
ia liability u 10 70, and ssssscs u Let
ssfrs's " 'V~ at.W stG
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SHERIFF'< SALE.

RY virtue Of IN execution issued out Of the District
ID Cont Ut the second Judicial District IT Montana
Territory in and for the County Ut Deer Lodge, bear
IN. date September GOTH 1871 and to directed and
iif and Maria l.. saunders and Chas W. +, ost are de-
PENDANTS. IN favor OF said plaintiff and against said de-
tendanss. have levied upon and viii, Oh Saturday.
the 18th day OF November. ISL! u the hour Of 10
Court Honsc. IN Deer Lotge city, beer Lodge county
T.. cell ut public auction. t. the highest aud best
crty to Wit Al defendants right title and in
and to north 1OO feet OF claim No. one ~ north from
discovery, on the Spcckle Trout Quartz lode u Flint
creek Miliing District Deer Lodge Co, NJ r.
III Dated this 18th day Of Octohcf, A. d 1871.
.f.s.sfffs. WESLEY w. JONES.
Sheriff u Deer Lodge Co
By CHARLES ). WARREN,
- III u # "* Deputy Sheriff
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CAUGHT IN THEIR OVN
TOLLS. ...,r. o.,

The test case in Utah, in relation to 20.
lysamy, wherein Thomas Hawkins was de.
PENDANT, has been decided. the jury on the
2lst inst. bringing in verdict Of Guilty.
The history of the case is this: By an act of
the Utah Legislature, approved March 9th,
1852. it is provided that the first wife Of u
polygamist may prosecute him for adultery.
Harriet Hawkins. an English woman, some
months since fled AN affidavit with Chief
Justice Mexican, charging her husband,
Thomas Hawkins, with adultery, in viola
ton of the statute. He was arrested. ex-
amincd and committed for trial. On the
cmpanncling of the jury, , belief in the d.
vine right Of polygamy was made sufficient
cause for objection and no polygamists were
empaneled. The case came up with U. s..
Attorney Baskin and Gen. Maxwell f"r
prosecution and Tom Fitch for tho defense.
Motions were made for delay by the defense
but overruled. The marriage of the first
wife was proven; that she had borne him
seven children; that he had subsequently
married and lived with two other wives.
and told the first wife '''she had had her
day" Fitch argued thai. as Mormon,
Hawkins had no intent t. commit crime In
the second aud third marriages and the in
tent was essential q, guilt under the law.
On the verdict Of guilty being announced.
there was n vast assemblsge in the court
room. and much sensation. The penalty ID
not less than three o. more than twenty
years imprisonment. . zine. Of not over $1,000,
or both. at the discretion Of the Court. Al.
though the sentence, up to this writing. has
not been delivered. aud time WAS given the
defense TO prepare motion for , new trial
and arrest Of judgment, it is not probable
citho( will long delay the sentence and pun
ishment Of Hawkins. .s.asa.e.a+ ....
This Is the entering wedge to overthrow
tho Theocracy Of brigham Young. dives,
Mormonism of i,s pelygamic attributes. and
place Mormons on the sA.ne relations viii
the lava Of the land ~ other sinners. It i
al the stranger thai : A0rmOn Legislature
made the law and Young approved il, be
lisviDg that thus placing Tho power Of pros
ecati0n with the first wife, with whom III,
outs,de world vas in sympaahy. they wer,
C,ing 10 silsnce The clamor b. the seeming
- of generosity, while IN reality they
expected the religious fanaticism Ut 6rs
wives would prevent any charges being
made. or il made. tl,as packed juriss woult
Ind against ahssIa. end ridiculous failur,
sooa enaoll thosghts at redress By prosecu
,soss Tbs ehsngs 10 aaalsD produced By
40 tnau1 At noa.polye6nises sosssgssot
iuponshs building u tAsfoeualnsHatssail.
rood. the discovery of5t5cA ,DAnS.' nd q
t-aa - - .aaI.a.. Il ska,a -. 49,
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, TEJ.EGRANS IN BRIEF.

At the Peshtcco fire $50 men were burned in a barn
In Bressels. Door county, Wis, $50 houses out OF
ls5 were destroyed BY IRE. f"7"
The Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. suspended.
The loss Of lite in the vicinity Ut Pcshtrgo was over
l20O The only survivors were those who were for
tunate enough to reach the water. many throwing
themselves into the mill pond and cn:iry 10 floating
logs. A number Of these were drowned by being
thrown from the logs by til" n,addenrd nurses aud
cattle that r,sfcd into the water. Tn, fiery c;cone
swept tract Of country eight or ten miles wide
and every building fence, and all the timber. were
licked up clean BY the tongue Of firc, The town Of
Peshtego numbered $2OOO Inhabitants, one-thi:d Of
whom persisted on that fearful night. ~
Reports from the east shore Of Green Bay place the
loss VI life in that locality full high ~ ut Pcsseo
Seven counties VI Wisconsin were utterly desolated
.by fire. ,sTt .a-s .-t.,=.s}e as,-.. .s eff
All the Chicago hanks have resumed. n HfH
One million dollars gold cola In the Chicago Custom
House was melted and two millions grcenbacks
burned. e=s+. -..-.. ia .zE a4~.#E -Ar
Quincy gave Chicago $4,000 g.f 4.., o.
The Manhattan Insurance Company lost one and a
quarter millions and has suspcnded-but will pay
Ivsscs.
AL
John Lime. banke. and pioneer Of California died
At 'Frisco Oct 1lth.
San Francisco gave Chicago $4,000
The Chicago insurance Companies win pay IL o.
Is pr csat u lossss.
The nanh# y per'ons Killed IN CHICAGO fans short
q 100. II ts @ i : Atfi. ft.1s#
500 peFsons pesished b. seos0 and aood IN China.
Judge Aylwyn, u Quebec died Oct. Il
In ths ART day business q TIE chicago hanks, Il
- IT, -. ths deposits = tie National banks u
ees6sd the ansunss drawn ont riH 81 stt
c.. q Cassos. q ~ Dssese RsUs NJ ar
tagnsd, O.. - bsloas Jadsp AeIaa-
ca. 1ousw = Il eonaaa6 1t Csap Dosxlaa
.Copseel1iaspls ~ CAolse4 fs.< at III
Aee dsespsp A3ysas = - as1ntains isIswa
C11e011o ~ aoo9a1os1a n .ss+r.ss .f4
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EXTENT THE CHICAGO

The Chicago Tribune s"ys: The total
area of Chicago is ~, 900 acres The total
number of buildings, before the fire. was
10000. The lst and ID Wards and por-
ton of the Sd, on the South side, was dis
troyed; the limits being Congress. Clark.
Harrison ard Wells streets. The burned
area was $50 acres, on which was l":;
stores, % hotels, 60 manufacturing cs:.b
lsl,mcn;s- 5000 buildings in ALL 2l,6oo
persons were turied out of house. On the
North S!!a 1900 acres were burned over.
leaving small portion on Kenzie street un'
burned. One hundred stores. lV) manu-
featuring cstablishre rents. and 10000 build
ings in all were burned. and 'O,Ooo
persons rendered houselcss. Only 600 houses
are left standing. The aggregate Of both
sides shows that out of 10000 buildings in
Oh icago' only 1880 are burned. and that
out of 254, 600 population, 90 900 arc house
less. The whole immense area of the west
division, with its miles of dwelling houses,
its stores aud business blocks. is almost IN
tact. while tie south side retains the greater
mass Of its dwelling houses of the better
class. many manufactures and the fine bus
mess blocks which have been erecting Or
eel street and Archer avenue, many OF II:
finest churches and The innumersb!c manu-
factories which abound in the sixth ward
The next Division, u city in itself. is a'm"s
in tact, wi,h00 churches, 1900 stores. GO
/ anufactorics and 500 dwellings The sa
and water works were but slightly, ant
the bridges on the north side not MATERIAL
injured.
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z THY A.E NOT 4 VILE
'Sf A NOV DRlE +
121.Gt

aaic Ct Poor Rum, Whiskey, pro"f
Spirits and Refuse IiguWrs aoctcrcd. spiced
aal swcctcccdt = pleas: til. taste, called " ToE-
.c.,"" Appetizer" ''lscs;orcrs," &C., that lead
lie t.p?lcr on to Drunkenness aad ruin, but arc
at:.c Medicine. made from the Native Eoo:s cad
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
S,:wu!an;s. TIC e.. TIE GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER. caI !.iGE GIVING PRlS-
CIPE.E stp.T--c. i.c.ovator c.d lnvi-crator Q!
L.: Syst -, Carrying oI:H poisonous matter aad
restoring: to blood , Il. .lthy condition.. No
pc:soa c:a t:..;o t:cso lI.cra according TO G!scc
t!oa cad r::a:.a! o.y Eaw-N. .s1..n t"'
F,r in1:,:a;,s:.:ory and Chronic Hhca.
I.:a.;sa, aud Goat, Dyspepsia ar ImIi.
.cs,;ou. Bilious, Isc::,ittcnt and Inter.
.n.,icn, Fcycra, Diseases Of tho Blood,
..:vc:, Kidneys, ANA Bladder, these Bit.
tcrs Law. been inost successful. such Dis.
cases a:o caused By Initiated Blood. which
IL generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR f1NDlGEsTlON.
l:ca:achc. pa.a Ia til, Shoulders. Congts, Tight
Tess Of Tao Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of
the Stomach, Eal t.st, IL the Mouth Bilious At
tac.:s, rc.pitat!on Of TAG Heart, Inflammation Of
tho Lungs. p.a Ii the regions Of tho Kidneys, and
ahunis-d o.'.c: painful symptoms. ar the OF
spra;sof Dyspepsia.
TIL ylorigo.2sS t1c StO!nScI ana 0tln0uISto Inc
torpid liver a:d bowels. which render them Of I'M
cua..!cd efficacy IL cleansing the blood OF oil
impurities. asi impastiny new li!c and vigor to
the vae.c a-stcM. g.. set ..Hl.s,
FOR sam DISEASES. Erupt!ons. letter.
S.l. :.,cs:, C.o:c.ics. Spots, pimplcs. Pustulcs.
Dolls, C:ar;aac!cs. E.ay- ms, scald-Hcad. Sore
Ey,a, Eysip .!:s, Itch, Scusss, DiscoloratlonS Of
the Ska. H1:uors Gil. Diseases ofthc Skin. Of
whatever na.,c or ra.rrc, orc literally dug up
andc::si,l out Of tao system In ohor' time BY
tho U.S. Of thcss Differs. Ono bottle IN such
cases will convinc: the most incredulous Of their
curative OBJECTS.
Cleanse IL. visiatod Blood Whenever you And
It's Impurities bursting through the skin IN PIN
pics, Erup.ions CT Sores cleanse It when yos.
md 1t distracted and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse It when Is foul, and your feelings will
tell You when. Keep Ito blood pure and tho
health Of tho system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In
the system Of 50 many thousands. aro cneetually
destroyed ana removed. For full directions. read
carefully tho circular around each bottle.
J.wALKER. Proprietor. n. II. MCDONALD D
CO., Druggists aud Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal and 50 and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
l2s-U
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Dlsks(llllCiOaS-

THE copnrtnersfip heretofore existing between
i il. g. Walton aud Jas. A. Talbot. At Deer Lodge
under the name Ut Walton \ TMlhOtt. has been di.
solved By mutual cansent II. g. Walton will pay Nil
debts that the arm 1--WE, aud al debts due them mus,
b. paid to him.
Businc-s will be continued By n. G. Walton.
II Es.+r. sttsEfs u. u. WALTON
JAS. A. TALROTT.
Dser Lod:s, n. T.. Oct ~ 1871. ]. = i3i-i