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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-07
THE OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK
PRESS.

Most of the New York papers, of Saturday,
offer some explanation, in their money arti-
cles, OF the "break" in South Carolina bonds.
1t will be noticed that Governor Scott promises
that the January interest shall be punctually
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-07
ROSADALIS

ls Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts aS
me and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVEFs
KIDNEYS and all the SEORETORY ORGANS, az.
telling all impure matter aud building up tina
system 70 healthy, vigorous condition
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-07

Chm'n of the Committee on State Accounts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-07
ROSADALIS.

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now OF Mary.
and Conference, formerly Chaplain In the oon.
lederate Army OF Northern Virginia.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
The Great Pictorial Annual.

uostetter's United States Almanac for
1872, for dstribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized co"n-
tries of tho Western Hemisphere, Will DC
published about the first of january, III
the English German, French, Norwegian
Welsh. Swedish, Holland, Bohemian ana
Spanish languages, and all who wlshto I'M
derstand the true philosophy OF heal'h
sbould read and ponder the valuable SuS-
cost ions it contains. In addition to an adj
nirable medical treatise on the cause, pre-
vcntion and cure of II great variety OF dis
| eases. it embraces large amount OF M
| formation interesting to the merchant, TIC
| mechanic the miner, tho farmer, the plan
| tor. and professional man; and the calcutta
| tions have been made for such merldians
| and ATTITUDES as are most suitable for cor
| r,ct and comprehensive y -ArIOEAI. C-\l.-
IINDAR
The nature uses, and extraordinary san
;t,rv effect of IoStcttcrs Stomach BittcrS
tbo staple tonic and Alternative of more th:i
| h,lf tho Christ ian world, are fully set f"rti
in its pages, which are also intcrspcrsc'
= with pictorial illustrations, recipes Tor III
household and farm, humorous anecdotes
and OF her instructive and amusing fc''oi
Z matter. original and selected. Among tn
ANIMALS to appear with tho opening Oh ,t IN
', wear this will be one OF tho most usclu
and man be hat JO, the dshi"g. Inc prop
n ctors. Mcssrs. lIostettcr n Smith, fltt>
. | burg Pa on receipt of Il two cent St1'hi
i will forward copy by mail to any PGrSo
= who canno: procure one III his nclHh';o
hood, Tho I,itters are sold in every clt.
u town and village, and are extensively use
# throughout the entire civilized world.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
8. Uncle Ross Christmas Gift.'

Some time ago we made inc re-
u,cst-and Il trying request 1t was
of a fair young friend of ours, t" write
us a Christmas story.
"\>h::t's her name, and where's her hamc,'
we are positively prohibited from
telling; otherwise, in real adml-
ration for her genius we would GER
t,inlv print both; but this fair friend OF
ours has complied with our request
NV sending us Christmas carol not
inferior, in plot, word-paintinS an"
appropriateness, to any little story vi
, similar character by our best authors.
IT is entitled "Unclc Ross Christmas
= Gift'' and will occupy nearly P's'
of the TEI.EGRAPII, to the reirucrS u
z which we will present this charming
- little i,lcalistic creation next week
; We respect the modcsty and seclusloi
of the fair authorizes too much TO 81.
Y how rare arc her gifts, but we may i
re- least own that we sincerely cstec'
them ~ most rare and rs deaerNih
u much wider circle of admirers tina
it is our privilege to reach.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
Delta Cards.

Our former fellow-townsmah, No7e9
Feibelman, appears in II card nc1ofe
our readers this week, Notifying 'ne
of the fact that he is in business Ill
Delta. We have found Fcibelnlan Il
liberal merchant and pleasant COM
panion. Let his old friends not forget
him.
DELTA LIVERY STAHl-E'-A'' ''>
merous friends and acquaintance VI
Mr.. N. Rohleder i'll this section, where
until year ago he lived for many
years, are informed that he has Il spieh
did livery stable in Delta, and Wheh
ever they 90 that way, and need
horse, or vehicle, rs some OF them VIII
thew must give him II call.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
An alarm of fire, and very vlgof=

An alarm of fire, and very vlgor=
Gus one, was pealed forth by the bells
on "Wednesday about noon. 1t was
some little time before it was generally
known that the Male Academy was the
building threatened, and thither went
the whole town, fire department an"
all, only to be in time to learn that the
fire had been extinguishcd. 1t seems
that the stove pipe in the main room
of the Academy was imperfectly con-
nectcd just above the cciiihS' anu ~
this point the fire started. 1t was OK
tinguishcd with few buckets OF water
hastily brought to the spot by some
persons near.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

NEWSPAPER CHANGES.-Mf. Hco.
ID. Young retires from the manage
ment of the Price Current, and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. J. c. DinnleS, 'or '"cil'
ty-fivc years a reporter and editor OF
that paper.
Judge 7. b. Tompkins has resumed
the editorial control of the Union Ike
cord. We gladly welcome him back
His outspoken support OF SCUM" primer
pies is we'll known and highly apprcc'
ateu all over the State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
!. nj One Man Can DO.

Ed Hibler, an cnterprisins
&C. Mmerchant ut Rayville, Is val"-
At yatizen. Returning home OH INC
ne aon Tuesday, we travelled III conn
Inv with three families, headed pS
active young men, who were eih'sf"-
ting from Mississippi to settle permit
nently in Ricl,land parish, having been
induced to do so by liberal offers from
Mr.. Hibler, who has provided homes
for them near Rayville. There was
along, also, a colored man anu i''
family. who had accompanied the
movers all the way, and also settles l"
Richland. He was urgently Pefs"'-
ded in Vicksburg to leave his compa-
nv, but stoutly refused to DO so.
There are men in this parish own
ing hundreds of acres of good lana an"
who are abundantly able to lend as
sistance to immigrants in the way Oh
cheap rent, use of implements, stock
counsel and encouragement, and whose
terms of lease upon the old plantat'o'
system are nearly expired, VINO mls"'
profit by the successful experiment
our Young friend Hiblcr, Of lsichlano
True, he is young man ana may ho
know il great deal about large pi;''e'
lions Of cotton, but he has addca 'ht''
good citizens, and possibly four, to IN
population of his parish-h;'s no do"p
l benefited them, and has probably III
worsted his own purse in the ie''s
But even if he never realiscs cent,
II has done Il good and praiseworthy Gee
affording satisfaction not I" Dc p'
chased with money.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
More Postal Wrongs.

Mr.. w. II. Dinkgravc, assistant
postmaster, exhibited to us Neohes-
l,v , sack full of mail matter directed
to Vienna, which two days before nc
had dispatched by tho stage to ks oe9-
tinati0n. In the sack were S"Nerai
packages ofthis paper mailed iaSI 'oiA-
lav for subscribers ut Vernon, Vienna
and other offices west. Mr.. DinkGraNc
informed us that the sack was rcturhcu
because, rs reported by the carrier, the
post-mastcr at Vienna would not get
up ut night and receive it.
Docs the postmaster ut Vienna deny
the correctness of this statement: we
should like to hear from him.
The following note was receive" III
our absence 1t does seem that our l'
per ought to go to offices not ha'l-'
DAYS ride away, and yet look Ill 'i''
authenticated failures reported 10 us
Rut we will not despair. Ihcfc
,,u-ar in nriutcrs ink, and we Will us
it literally.
IoCl1ABEn, La, Nov. %, 1871.
Editor. Telegraph:
Your publishing day being SATURDAY
your paper should reach TINS ot'lce
the Monday following, which IL rare,
the case. To-day "wednesday u
mail brought one letter mailed at "
verify, La, on the 18th, plainly direct
to Oliver Il Byrnc, Monroe; ono lett
directed to Bond X Guthrie, ircnto
mailed ut St Louis, and accomranyi
>v,y bill plainly directed to Monroe
-,s, nil ,Iotci 18th November, 1871
and one letter for Capt. Grady, !r'
Cuba. La, mailed Nov. 18th.
Many other Irregularities, ri;"'
traccal,le 10 tile post-oilicc at M"nf""'
of frequent occurrence.
return the letter. by mani.
Respectfully yours,
$. NJ. PUCKErT, L. y!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

n =. HUNT II CO.,
u, NJ CHIN ERY DE POT,
lS5 ;rayier ST., New Orleans,
Manufacturers Agents for l.. CARVER COS
CELEnRATED Co1ToN GINS AMP LiNTEKS.
BLAKE's STEAM PUMPs, of all kinds;
Boston Machine Companys Engines; Port
able and Stationary Boilers; the BnSIer
Portable Engines; Schafler q BudenocrE
steam Gauges; Conin's steam, Water and
Gas Valves, Hydrants and Water Molres'
Sturteyant's Pressure and Fan Blowers,
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryman's
Automatic Boiler Feed Regulator and Low ,'
Water Alarms brakes Evarts, and Lows
Automatic and Hand Feed Single Ma
chimes Cl"rks Linen Hose noso and .il pi,.
Compamy's Screw Plates, Taps, Dies, Rea-
mer. etc; u stan%sgd S &%s and Bots;
]. W, Mixtcr Il Co.'S Saw Gummers. upsets
and Mill Picks selden'S ~ s 1.am1a Y vask'"s
| flnntation Draining, Cotton Iron, Wook-
orking and all ki.dS Of Machinery hamS o. h @ii
ing, Shafting and rnileys, on nan" , OF me- S,r.
turers' Prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

Tho City Council Of Monroe mas n''''
under elaboration an ordinance 10
suppress houses of i'll fame within the
CITY limits. The ordinance was rejec-
ted by a vote of three to four. The OPP
ponents based their opposition, II Is
reported, upon the impracticabillty OF
suppressing the social evil, and MAIN
tanning that it would be wiser to pre-
scribe its li,:,,ss ~ law and subject 1t TO
Il tax. :,
| .He that is without sin among you,
once said our SAVIOR, 'lct him first
cast stone at her."
uAnd they which heard it, being con
WINGED by their own conscience, Wen
out one by one, beginning at the eldest
even unto the last: and Jesus was lei
, alone, and the woman standing in IN
p midst"
Ought the Council to have adjourned
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

Wiley p. Mamgham, Esq, Recorder
of Richland, sends us turnip grown
in his garden, to which we award the
blue ribbon. 1t measures 2S inches in
circumference and weighs pounds.
It is of the Flat Dutch variety.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

The Improbable estimate" OF expenses
for this parish for 1872, is 1lNcd at SO
300. The principal item is that OF S7eoo
for criminal expenses, which does not
include the pay of jurors estimated AT
$4,000, To collect the taxes, S2ooe
,re Thought to be sufficient. The
smallest item in the list is that OF Sloo
for the salary of the Parish PhEsl
clan.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
Concert and Tableau Mt Columbia.
we arc requested to announce ina

theft VIII nc EsfveFf ss.azsssiIsaa-'s'k@
Monday night, January LIST, 1877,
concert and tableau by the ladies OF
that place, the proceeds to be devoted
to the Church. An unusually pleasant
entertainment is anticipated, and ar
rangcments will be made for n large
attendance. We thank the ladies for a
complimentary ticket.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

uACKSOwLEDGE RECEIPT.'--Sub-
scribers will please look to the prlntea
address on their papers for an acknowl-
edpement of the receipt of moneys for
subscription. The date is Invariably
changed to correspond with the pay
ment. When this is not done, VIC ASK
to be notified.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

NICKsBURG FAIR.-Wc are in debt
to DR.. p. F.. Whitehead, Of Nicksburg,
for a complimentary ticket to the
fourth annual Fair of Warren County,
to begin on the 18th. A good exhibi-
ton is promised. We hope to be there
and see.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
JUIE.S ROSE y co.

In this wcll-supplicd grocery estab-
,ishmcnt will be found, AZ partner,
Mr.. Lazarus Titchc, formerly a
merchant in the parish Of Franklin,
where he did Il large and tiourishing
business. Mr.. Rose impressed us as Il
very clever gentleman, and Il brief sur
vcv of the stock exposed as one OF inc
best in the city.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
TWO VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

vlNIIE undersigned offers for sale, at very
reasonable prices, the following places
ruE YOUNG TRACT, situated on the east
bank of the river, II miles above Monroe
T,:,l acres 60 acres i'll cultivation; 200 acres
above overflow; dwelling house of rooms;
crib and stables; 5 cabins garden and lots;
fronts on the river. ,,,
| IS. q. I.arcbe place, on Gonlett brnnch); 30
| acres in cultivation dwelling of6 rooms
| Kitchen smoke house and store-room; crib,
| stables and carriage house garden and lot !;
| a fine young orchard of peaches, pears. APP
| nlcs npricots plums and figs, with two or
three dozen bearing grape vines; good we'll
| and spring water.
Apply for terms to q. w. MEG ranie' or u
the Undersigned mt Trenton.
Nov. IL, 1871. S:tf SO. L!NNSifh..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
w1LKFRsoN; mlsbEh1s s.Ts-=s;A-o.

One of the partners in this commas
sion firm, is our cntcrprising young
friend, J. f. Hibler, of Rayville. Ills
business antcccdcnts and reputation is
o sufficient guarantee for the firm.
A. d. GRISwOI.D & co.
There is not in the South, go as lar
as we know, a house that cXcels that OF
Griswold & Co., on Canal street, IN at
fractions or extent in its line OF busi-
ness. They are large importers OF time
pieces, fancy goods and cutlery
and manufacture to order the mos'
costly article of silvcrwarc OF storing
standard. Purchasers may rely upol
articles bought of this house as being
exactly what they arc rcprcsented-a'
important item in buying jewelry
watches, &c.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

Two additional policemen haze
been added to the police force ofthe
city, to-wit: Mr.. II. G. Lewis, ana Val
cry Moore, the latter belonging to the
colored population.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
New Orleans Business Houses.

We present several new advertis
ments from New Orleans this week. +
this late hour only brief notice of IL
several houses can be taken.
T.. ]. HART & co.
This long established and we'll knoY
establishment requires no eNtert
notice from us. It's advertise Il
conveys all the proprietors :. add
necessary to publish: but we 20. and
that their floors and ware,roceries
shelves are crowded wits .hov ore
drugs and wares, and tters the full
determined to give cus
value of their money
IT , s.TENs.
In fasbionah,o thing, custom or
ready n,,Io n,,l patriotic friend, Capt.
Stevens, on u corner OF Common ' .na
s. charles ;cets, in full view OF the
St. Charl, Hotel, is prepared TO MI
,ny o,er, regardless of quantlty,
o,a,;+ or style. His stock of gents
r,...shine goods is one of the best III
~. city. His employees are trustwor-
nv and agreeable gentlemen, manly
of Creole descent.
PIERSOS 4 NEWS.
This is another clothing house we
can recommend to our readers; slt"''
ted on Camp street and fronting the
CITY Hotel. The proprietors arc clever
gentlemen, experienced in their ousi
ness, and keep none but good stoch
on hand. Our young friend, +. Fishe
HAYES. for several years an actiF'
salesman at Trenton is in this nous
and will be found by visitors 1rol
North Louisiana n valuable assis'al
in making up their bills and w"r'
robes.
T.. BLOOM 4 co.
| Decidedly one of the cheapest hrh
| in New Orleans is that of l.. Bloom
Co. on Peters street. At this no"
NAV he found Mr.. j. Lee Petit, former
of Morehouse, who is proVerblaily
tcntivc to the wishes and orders OF
old friends. The house is well ma
aocd and has full stock Of grocer
r on hand.
y uARTwELL, CHAMBERS \ Sf.D'hHi'
: This is a wholesale grocery csts
< lishment extending from street
street, and displaying a very hea
stock for the inspection of buyers. IN
IS do large Texas trade, and desire
; extend their business in. North Lou
10 ana. Country dealers should cons
1t their prices, as we believe they are
1T pared to sell very cheap.
70 s.IIERNsIIEIM.
le Lovers of the weed, not yet IN
J" last stages of "locomotovotary,'
IL find the house of Hernsheim one OF
most extensive tobacco houses III
%. city, and a good place to buy their
60 },acco, cigars and pipes. Country
&C. chants arc referred to this house IL
M orders for any of these articles.
on EHEDERICKsON 4 IIARTE.
Whoever has been on Canal st
le" has seen and admired the eNtel
ise- drug establishment kept by Frede
ok. son & Harte, two of the most Ii
1ci- dealers in New Orleans. We
ec'- our country friends, drug dealers
physicians especially, to give
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
SEEDS. AND POTATOES

. Inst received from Philadelphia ami '"r
sale -, ,, >,a,,..
II 600 papers Buist's Garden Seeds
10 L.rral. Early Rose Potatoes;
:, Peerless Potatoes;
?, Onions Sets. .,,
FLOCRNOY Il MILL5APS,
+ Dec. 9.-lt Aie'''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TINE PLANTATION
FOR II T. \ r.

rhc undersigned offers for rent his plan
,,tion one mile above Monroe, on the river.
There are about 300 acres of cleared i;.',u ",
the place; gin, stables, CABINS, II. ="
S"'" d. \. BREAtD, JE.,
,,r Delta, La
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
T,;lAsGE OF SCHEDULE.
NOR RENT,

F"" RENT
, rc-iicncc in Monroe: comprises friii
rooms with tirc-pia"" to each recently
built, and never occupied. Apply FOR lerh'
| at this office, at l.. w. Sur1hn"f \.
Monroe Decembsr 9, lSl. lZ:|I
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

1T Il. STEVENS.
Fashion ABLE CLoTli EE,
And Importer OF
,-HSISuING GOODS,
IS AND 80 Vt. CHARLES ST.,
Corner Common ST.
NEW RLEANS. la
LATEST STYLES IN
MEMS, AND BOYS CroLlIlNG.
Every Variety of
E,,viShi,,o Goods, Tiro'hS, U"tbF''i"s an"
JJutc,3,,ocf clothing.
CLOTHING; MADE TO ORDER
IN PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK Srfh''@'
| December ., 1871. lily
s. "EHNs"E'"'
II and 70 Gravicr Street. Now Orleans,
wholesale deule, IN Virginia MJ'd 1"h"cc"'
Smoking and Chewing, of tho hm"st a',.'
+ most celebrated brands. Also, lhl"ftc,
and dealer in choice brands OF Havana ahtii
Domestic Cigars. Orders promptly i'hH
c,refully filed and sat iSiartinn guarantee"
':,,,'n,.o 1871 l2:ly
,,,,,, II. w. GooDMAE.
L BLOOM * CO.,
4. WHOLESALE GRpCEkS.
And dealers in Western produce, w ih'S
LIQUORS, Cigars and Tobacco,
70 Peters ST. Qmc Now i."Ncc> New orleans
+ Dcccmbcr3 9, 1871. LAZY
ff =, ;, r,rpSoS T.. l.. NEWS.
10 DIEHSON 81 lENS,
DEALERS IN
!: FINE CLOTHING AND t'KNi'i''A>
GOODS.
Nos ID and - Camp street. Now 'r''''
III Opposite City Hotel. bcc.'' 'l'-"'''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

Whoever has been on Canal street,
has seen and admired the extensive
drug establishment kept by Frederick
son & Harte, two of the most liberia
dealers in New Orleans. We lnElt'
our country friends, drug dealers am
physicians especially, to give TN
house q trial.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
THE LAST a. GREATEST TRIUMPH

1NlIE: LAST Il GREATEST VNluMfH
IN COTTON GINS
Is the
AMERICAN NEEDLE COTTON GIN
AND CONDENS SER
1t gins faster than any Saw Gin made.
It cleans tho seed better than any Saw
Gin made.
1t ia the only perfect iirc-proofCott Gin
made.
1T IL THE best COTTON ain IN THE WORLD.
There arc hundreds of them in successful
operation.
Several of them running in this city, and
all giving the
GREATEST SATISFACTION.
| Don't hesitate IL moment, but send tor n
| circular and learn what those who nave
| used them sny.
| Sold by the Manufacturers AEaa'i
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
| A st. Charles Street,
| iuncoa- lD:3m New Orleans, La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09
:. HERNSIIEIM.

Lovers of the weed, not yet in the
last stages Of "locomotovotary'' VIII
find the house of Hernsheim one OF the
most extensive tobacco houses III the
city, and a good place to buy their TO-
}acco, cigars and pipes. Country mer
chants arc referred to this house 10 III
orlcr, for any of these articles.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-09

t,.nri the bc,,. residences IN the best Iii'
,f the CITY of Monroe. Inquire OF Capt. -
". NcCrinie or Dr. +. l.. Itichuida"h;
Monroe, December y, l9H. LOT
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-12-16
IHc DOcc1 Tunnel,

Reports from Europe state that the French
Government is about granting charter to q
company formed for the purpose of cxca
waiting tunnel under the Straits Of Dover,
and thus connecting Great Britain and
France by means of railway. This pro
jcct was started several years ago, but it's
practicability was doubled, under the i'm.
preston that the tunnel would have to he
blasted through the rock. requiring an i'm.
mensc expenditure of money. 1t is now,
however. confidently asserted by biologists
that the bed of the Straits Of Dover is COM
posed OF gray chalk, which can be easily
bored through. Under the view that the
bed was composed Of hard rock, 1t was csti.
mated that the tunnel would cost fifty mill.
ions of dollars, and would take ten years in
its construction. Under the theory that the
bed of the British Channel between Dover
and Calais is formed of chalk, it has been
calculated that two tunnels can he com.
plclcd in four years 1T u cost Of twenty mill
ions. The passage Of The British Channel
in the ordinary small steamboats, is SO exces.
sivcly disagrceabe in stormy weather that
many persons are deferred from crossing.
Should the Straits of Dover be tupuelled,
there Is no doubt but that the numbtr of
travellers passing under the bed of the Brit.
ish Channel would be very great, particu.
larry us the time of the journey from Dover
TO Calais would be shortened 10 q thirty
minutes stay in railway ca,.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-12-16
SllEr.ii's SALE,

DY virtue Of an order and decree of sale issued out
- of the District Court of the Second judicial Dis
trict Of Montana Territory, in and for Deer Lodge
County, In an action IN said Court wherein Henry
Schuepel ID Plaintiff, and James Frhbic, and Foster
Coleman are Defendants. in favor of said Plaintiff,
SandTed and seventy ve and 4,cS doiias q ssssa
Judgement and costs in the sum of forty four and
10J dollars, e. II i)I and all costs that may accrue
have levied upon. aud viii Oh Tuesday, the 26hday Of
December A. d 1871, at the hour Of o'clock, D. m
Of said day, ut the front d. of the Court House IN
Deer Lodge City. Deer Lodge County, Montana Terri
tory, sell to the highest aud best bidder for cash IN
hand, all right title, AID interest which Defendants
had on the 10Th day of November A. ID. 1869, in and
to the following described prope ty, may be
sary to satisfy said demands, to wit:
The south half OF discovery claim and claims mum.
bers one a. two r. three. 3, four. 4, and five, s.
southwest from discovery claim of two hundred feet
each. on and along what is known and designated as
the Mountain Lion" lode. about four miles east Of
Harvey creek and on near the head of Flint creek,
In Georgetown mining district. Deer Lodge county,
NJ T.: GsO the nOthery half Of discovery clanl and
claims number one, l. two, 2. three four and five,
southwest OF discovery claim. OF two hundred feet
each, on the extension OH the 'Mountan Lion lode,
10 said above described district, cOurty and Territory
also. one arastra and water Wheel known as on over
shot wheel, about one mile west Of said Mountain
Lion lode; Also one water ditch about 700 feet long,
taxing water from said Flint creek and conveying II
to said arastra
Dated this LIST day Of December, A. D., 1871.
WESLEY W. JONES,
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County,
126-td BY CHARLES s. WARREN. Under Sheriff.