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The New York herald., 1871-03-05
A DMINISIBATO2S' SALE
of the entire
kOAD kSrABLlsEMEST
OF THE LATE JAMES WATSON,
isroN & VAN TAsssLL, Aucsioneers

BY JOHNSTON VAN TAsssLL, AuctIoneers,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Is, at II O'Clock,
at private stable, FoIty-second street,
OF the private mansion date residence of the deceare
$40 Madison avenue, New York
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell as above, by or.
der OF the and administrator OF the estate Of
the late JAMES WATSON, entire Contents of the stable
valuable Road Equpages in tna country by
private gentleman, comprising IN part as follows viz
The wen known 0esstfsi caakL1E eiy dsssk; dher;ssk
al black points, 10 hands inches bfgh old bv
OLD Abds.b dam hei ounoer mare he has tr,tteh ia
ecn and three OF the others taking the second money he
has record OF BIN has rlei In private IN 2:sb; Is
sound KIND and true ID daily improving and OF the
very best horses IN the country.
The bay Horse
10 hands inches, years cid, by Vermont Hsmbleonian
Out OF ful.booied Messenger marc; he has public
record but tro in z5 pure gated very stylish
true
by the Drew horse out of thoroughbred mare 10
inches high, old shows tne bes bree ling veiy
6nest in The country, and is perfectly
sound, KIND and true.
Bay horse -
6 hands inches high years; by the Post Hamb.st
out Of americas Star mare; very driver an iii day
traveller, and very FAST ahou he public record
true, and il ars esss sen,ie,nans road N1 aia
TROTIlNG WA o.s,
G TWO sLEI9Hs. !, Oh. y, kosEs, gELass EM EM &C.,
all made TO order by the very best city makers;
together with Blankets Robes Whips, and appurte
nances OF hrst ciass private nteman's stable.
This will be Of the most brought
before American puoic, and worthy of the attention
every o.er Of the horse throughout the whoc country
The whole will be eybiDion NJ the stables
aUoy @ no 10 he
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DRY GOODS.

A You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IA serted In the NEW YORK HERALD and, II up town,
snys %s and extra expense b leaving at the Herald
bkANCh OFFICE, l,2l6 Broadway. three doors above
Tbiry-frst street. This Is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received Office rates
open rom A. NJ TIL = r. NJ every day In the year.
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DRY GOODS.


no TO EHRICH's
,,,,,.... .o,,... isn s,,sss,ts E,sh,h avenue
with our new department for undergarmsn.s.
ip % sSr par Sc ana
the best value for the money offered.
W. VIII % asr SGas sui %sse' Issssr s..ss%eni S and
Ladies, sns Muslin Rr'is1 s'a@s1s sassp a ssss
Better qga'y ~ tuck. and !. .S .saiss q ssc
Tsiss, iai Nc ohemiss, fancy BOSOM, stnc;
4 new Inc d! chiidrsns Unaerssr1a ant., cheap.
20 dozen more Of those excellent Balbriggan Hoss,
Also i.fss s1is have
@ ' r sH sg oa
rake At asses ssFss ssri gSr sy i1y g s.Ss o. only
Ala, si lot Of good Kid. as Il a. worth o soc
New bargsus in Gupuro Lsces
@ e. % %Say S sd @ aS; asS.. s ws S g's'a ~erS a 90
dq dS oq5 aipSrs a ~ ses Soh .6d ~ =.
s.,sss Than down ,., GEn vhss.sls prices,
Puiinrs, Enlb[siderIs;, new sprios Fio~ers,
s,oresespers aressnsser, mlnes supplied IN any
qsn,y 2, sss Than DOWN town wsoss' prices
Orders BY man O"n''an!y EGysisn,s s'isqTsa to at
2s7 Eighth avenue, between Twenty rwenyanh
streets.
III siiAws fa.cni Hair Switches and chgnons, equal to
Human HAIR cheapest in the country: Switches one yard
ns " p Gd 3 y r. ps T, ea aa a eSo %
Bowcfy, near Fourth street.
Any who or nfr.nges my patent win
dea!t with according 20 law.
MADAME r. PINCHov,
- Breyo,rt place,
her viii business tor
spring summer season. win give notice o, the
opening Of the Paris fssh ma as usual
MISS j. :. STARTLING. or ssi CANAL STREET
lie 10 her opoane on weneadav next e sh instant when
they VIII ind Patterns and Fashions later and elegant
than any in the city.
Experienced dressmskers ed; none other need
SPpy'
MILE. F. MCKINLEY. LATE or a5s BROADWAY.
W. bas removed g la Bregoo, PLACE tenth street..
elesan. assortment of sonnets, Round Hats &c
O,NElLL a WALSH,
between Nineteenth ami Twentieth streets,
ma nufacturers Ladies' Und.rcothing Suits Wrappers, Ae
win open on Monday. the inst fun lines Ladies' Un.
deroothins Of our own manufacture.
Night Gowns Chemises Walking and Tr. skirts Toilet
Sacques, Corset Covers &c.
irwin be worthy the attention OF ladies' to examine our
drs. class
Corse, Department.
Cogsets made to order
Hosiery Department
Full lines English. French and German Hosiery;
Ealbriggsns from medium to finest grudeg
Also Gentlemena Furnishing Goods
III variety.
Housekeeping Goods,
Table Linens Napkins
Towels Toilet Quilts, &c.
Also full lines White Goods
200 dozen Lnpil's KID Clover
two buttons, 81 25
o'NEILL 4 WALSH BIS sixth avenrs
$50 Eroadw.Y, Union SQUARE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A and valiscs NJ the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
broadway prices ". ID. BIGELOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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ENOR sALE-AT STABLE 100 WASHINGTON STREET
several cheap Horses farmers, business
wagons Also horses sold commission. fair trial
giveu.
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e S; ;:s e; |;;f
Bonn s Sa sef radnes. rSnssn Ac41.
100 piece, psln drs,. :. SKA n g. the new coorns'
io pieces snch coorsa and Chine ss yar
real Irish roins, g! he vsTss best manufacture,
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth s.reox
SLk DEPARTMENT. srr.av., .,,,o,
will open sSo3o. "a so;pasy, so; s.;y,,n saTchs. :;
sewers. 'ss Il & e 9sE CRAM ss's su
for half ,aouraing. 10 checks. stripes
ana issnss formsfs :, 500 81 . :. 81 S. sA'a'
Three cases Of the original make Of Japanese sGka
4 large Collection Of white grounds wits
az sfpss csssG
.t:sa,iss ,siss eaiseoa ai lsss ia s9S ass 9s. sy
Broadway, Fourth avenue. Ninth and Tenth .,re...
CILK DEPARTMENT,
, soq['h our sagwHkT fys1qs s'e.iSa T CO
anoissr Ias rI,sss .a%sp;s Ssusy SSlsSi,.n ss. q
which FOR qualify ana value are uneaualod
in this any other city
BssE .sa va Chez. S.It .'sSy Six Dss s. IN
pieces whss a an Black Silks in e widths Of stripes
eoe. new Striped e5 aaa ss. Sr y yor d .u,
eoiorsd stripes 81 . psT worth Is psrysid d-''N
One c.se of Black and While Hair Line slEs in several
Broadway, TSas Foa1s % MIX sa yiS Tenth streets
CParNa FASHIONS ARE now OPEN
a, Nine. A DuvAps
Dress, Cloak xss,ns " s sna Pattern Rooms.
j, TxlIoEs No Clinton place. on wsdas.dsS. a.ish
y case Of real Lyons black Silks slightly soiIed on tho
,s re- ef Y - . So 4 ssl 81 k s sa ss
between twenty seventh aud rweaty.eigh.h streets
THoAAs TWEED agSr ge pro.sx,v
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
will open on Monday, the oth
plain and striped s,s. VI. ,Rs, ,Rss ds'irn' from
Also Japanese in plain and fancy, from 7sc. uDwar4
Black silks a; very low prices
sspl.naid assortment of Dress Goods.
French FOR pre ssiaf srsa sna ro s s.' onward
Jscone.s and or.andiss In every variety.
Canvas, GrsSaiines: wSafiRss iGaai HsSriet,a Cloths.
Australian Grapes ana Alpacss
White cosds p and
Pques In all the designs.
q ~asssasss: sssais: Il: he sssss. sS,;'.sa
1'AssELs, PRINCES, GIaps, CORDS. DRESS BUT.
tons. Ornaments, &c., manufactured tor tne wholesss
trade FREpsHfcK aAYSnEp Ss os Liberty ssset
49,
fTO THE WHOLESALE TRADF.-NME RAhflNGs,
and ~ % s aans .hs pGs
ths season. SUPERB novelties 10 Chip aud exquisite Enghn
Straw goods IN variety OF rhapes
BILLIAkDS.
xoU sequa GAS e IL x EAxE y6sE YSf st m W.
nRscS GS or f s b ayay nd
This Is only sithcIltra uptlwn
branch received ~ oneo Fatc<s
Open from A. NJ iii L. ". every dsy IN tne ear.
4 --YAvAyAGn h DEckkR'S IMPROVED BiLllAhD
A. With the celebrated oHSu ousnlun.
a, eatly reduced prizes. New dxlo fables conpeae szo
her slfcs a correSlo-alSS Fasss "sse"ohs
corner Of Canal AMI Cenlre sseels
w H. GRIFFITH ~ vRSsy STREET. WOULD CALL
W. the e all ahc wisr 70 rurchaSe Tables tor
pryate as invention, which conss.s or the pockes
su The OF the eni rai thereby comhin
ins with the newly invented eocks Crl AM 81.
amino hsi0re pu ehaaS
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- COLE.
Il. $50 Broadway, near Union square.
From Auction,
Hack Silks
Table DamaskR, Napkins.
Linen Sheetinss, White Countcrpanca
White and colore t-bcrierej Linen Sheets.
Black Apacas, Blankets, corntortates.
All kinds Of Domestic Goods AZ the lowest urces.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

EoR sALE-A NUMBER OF BUSINESS WAGONS, TO
sui all purposes, to from to 80 cw Also seq
ond hand Buggy good order Win ba sold cheap st a23
johnson street and at the Of Navy and johnson
streets, Brooklyn.
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HORSES, CARRLAGEs, sLgIGRs, NC.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IN. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, ant, II up town,
save time ard extra expense by eaving at the HER LII
BRANCH OFFICE, t2s6 broadway, three doors above
Thiy-hrst street This . our only authorized uptown
nch, and advertisements received rates
open from 8 A. N. TIL sP. NJ. every day the year.
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TIAIRi HAIR
siIAW's Patent Hair Switches aud Chigrons, equal 10
hnnan hair; he brushed and cobed dressed
Human Har cheapest In the country; Switehes yard
long, Ss Cur al sct upwards. Ladies' Chgnors
Dressed for s5c. --latest styles hand. Only depot 8s
Bowcfy Fourth street.
NOTICE
Any who countefeits nfr.nges patent win bo
en- with iuu "a law
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AT THE A. CTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON d VAN TASSELL,
Office ami salcsroon 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post oilce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business Is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no. i12 AND ia EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 9TH Ay,,
where we hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase those haviug Horses
Carriages to SELL VIII Ind house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch OF business do all other
business the straightorw principles gov
ern honorable houses lii all mercantile pursuits.
We give TIE purchaser OF every Is warranted
sour d from "a to ~ hours TO. trial.
Entries for ssea of Horses Carriages be made al
down town oce and saesroom 81 Nassau street. where
we aleo keep register OF horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made on consignmen.s.
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LSoR sALE-BY GENTLEMAN WHO is GOING
abroad, his pnvae Estabishmen two tine black and
one bay Horses IL hands high Landau OF Brewscr, and
Baldwin Rockaway, Park Phseton and fine Harness. Apply
al 128 West Fiftioth street.
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NOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLRs AND TAN USE
Psny's Moth and Frecke Lotlon-The only reliable and
the skn Prepared only by DR.. d. g. PERRY, Dermatolo
gst 40 Rond street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

MILE. F. MCKINLEY. LATE or a5s BROADWAY
l has removed 20 3 Brevoort place Tenlh street,
Broadway and will be prepared IN few DAYS show an
elegant assortment of Bonnets, Round Hats. &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

FT'AssELS, FRINGEs GIapS, CORDS, DRESS BUT.
l. tons Ornaments, &c manufactured tor the wholesa-s
traie; trimming manufacturers supplied with Materials Tor
cash or trade. FREDERICK MAYNARD lG9 Liberty street
rTO THE WHOLESALE TRADE--NME. RAhLISGs,
Importer 79 Broadway, is prepared show the largest
and most elegant assortment OF Pattern honnc imported
ths season; novelties Ia Chip aud exquisite Enghn
Straw goods in 4 variety OF shapes.
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DRY GOODS.


"A BARGAINS from
Auction saes.
Seventh Plaid Sash Ribbons. Soc.
seven-inch 6ros Grain Sash Ribbons, SOC.
SIX inch Roman sash Ribbons, Soc
Scss Fass sgsa. sDsS ss.a @ @ Son. @ yard,
Cord Edge Sash Ribbons, 26c yard.
Dress Trimming, , e%p' s ss sl,a "a ss sPSs' ,S
Lace Goods.
E.sno'.sS.. Ensn Eass sSs sSs Fss,n. hssss G a
crochet Edsings, 10, &c., 4o., &C., &C., yard.
ksa ksa Lace tass' oa. ar ss ss yard Saep up sc uc
Applique Lace Tides. 5Uc up.
Embroiicric,.
10000 Yards of worked Edg-
ings and Insertions. &C.,
isa, g yao o"' sSs' &c. ST.; Sc, &c. s5c,
4c., 5oc, yard
fnsq Fine Sssd.%S,f ssd .sSs sss s., m sss soss l'
Fancy kuhinss, &c, &c, &C., be-, &C. yard
LIN Linen en- and M yssncisunes Collars half price, &c.,
Ladies Lsdis: IiMv, HsmsaIsd sr So &C. Se i$sa Sc
Ladies Mnsn skr,s hpsn as ap 'oc up
Chemise and Drawers, 45c. up.
Ladies' Kids, stitched backs SOC pair
Ladies Kids, opera shades 6o,. pa,r
Ladies' Kids, WORTH 81 80 for s5e pair.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, &C., loc, lsac., loc pair.
regaIar-made lot OF
noss orc" Ira iss%s pair IN sss sMS,sFy York
Gents Ensish af Hose, op rsSiar 'S so esa se pair
Opening two cases BslOrlyaan Hose.
Ladies' extra Ane Lise Hose, .5c. pair.
Fancy Goods Department.
so and 100 yard Machine SIX, &C., Sc.
Wansntsd 200 yards spool gottons &c.
Rolls Rolls ot N iMn!ea .s iapss;, apes, lc, .e, Sc
Fine English STAR Brsils, 10y. dozen pleces.
nsh Fnsh eati roatn hSsa sas g. each s ' o. d04eh
Lots Of small Wares, AL under price.
Opening Ssm department.
White Tsrlatans wide. l9ec. yard.
Fine Tucked Musn Skirting, 55c. yard
Linen Linen Tsw:9sss TSws. r. 49, 49, 81 ss ss ss sf yard
Linen Napkins. g.. Sss Sea iac. each:
ffaaies fas Psd ssas sa.n. Ill., ss s'' es soS y.s S
fsssis fss.h Pss Sii's:sHsss s s S sss g.
yaconet Muslin., lsSs, iSe % 'ss; =
JOB lets OF Dress Goods, 12isc yard up.
Opening on the second door
from the late TIRE AZ
500 lots Laces Embroideres Curtains Musins HsndIer
chief, Rufrings Ac, &c.
Lots OF Lace Curtains, lsc.. 25c., SOC, up.
vaanes1n.s ns dgnss Ss':s, @ sacs:
Duchess and 6upure Laces very low.
Embroidery Ru nines, &C., &c., &C.. BE-, yard
Real Lace Collars 60c., up
Along with lots OF other goods impossible menlion.i
They will
all be arranged
Monday for sale.
Most Of the goods only slightly solled by smoke many
entirely perfect
Also, opening, Monday
from the different sales OF last week. e
WILLIAM kinney
6gl Broadway,
between Amity and Fourth streets
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L1OR SALE --3ENTLENANs PRIVATE COUPE. NEW
Pbaeton, Sleigh Hoxes Robes and Blank 10 be sold
cheap. Inquire at stable No. l50 West Thirty street.
address X box <YAO Post olce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

DROWNS LONDON ROUND HATS. e. BROWN
ID (sister OF w. c. Brown, Bond street London,
moved and has elegant imported Hats
Broadway between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets ner,
door Joliy'B.
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IMMIGRATION.

Since the subsistence of the Immigration
Aid S"citics organized last winter, and the
avownl of Secretary Sanders that the Du.
trciu!le Coiony is mythical institution, VIC
have heard little Of any movement to induce
immigration u Montana. 1t appears, how.
ever. that Montana will receive fair influx
of people the coming season, perhaps larger
than any preceding year. We hear of many
individuals coming from the Pacific side us
well as the Mississippi Valley. Governor
Potts has also been communicated with by
organized Emigration Societies in Central
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, asking
information Of the Territory, and he enter.
tains the belief that the reports forw ardcd
will he such rs to commend Montana favor.
ably 10 them. The Pennsylvnnians are az
riculturnlly inclined, and mailing from their
region ourself, We can shy to them that by
industrious, judicious farming or stock.
raising. with the same economy and tenn.
peratcncss they practice ut home. they Gun
make more money IN tho Bitter Root. Deer
Lodge or Galatin Valleys in six years than
they can on the pennyroyal hills of Butler
County in life time. Ten to one if the
Governor reported the actual yield Of our
valley acres, it will he received by them
with discrcdit as too Munchausenish to be
believed. We trust. however. that they
may receive the report from Montana with
favor, and many hardy tillers from the
slopes of tho Alleghanics build homes Of
peace and plenty in the broad vallics of
Montana.
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The Eagles Gaming Brood.

The Eonse Committee on Claims have $40 cascs nm
pom their docket, about i2I Of which have been acted
upon favorable and aS rnfayOra5lv and the re, lin
drr have not been reached: Int even this large nmb-,
d''> mt inclnc nil the claim. iti odnc, d. TIL, unu
sion committee has abOnt $40 pension claims the
mllit'ry committee have about s0) war c.nims Will,
~ co'n'n-.''n on private land claims naval affair.
"a aifairs est Office and patents. Judiciary and
u" rot" ''ton-. have e,ci large number 4 mode. nc
est na'c '"ts the number filed in the House during
the resent Congress at Co., and probably lOgj
more IN the Senate. '
New York. decentralization to F.e.ca Relief Fund
amounts TO about So GJ1.
Hnvteord l5.--!The Democratic Congressional Con.
vehton OF this District nominated, today, 4. r.
Goodrich for Congress. " "
Trenton NJ IS The Senate to-day ratified tho
Fifteenth Amendment.
San Francisco. 1G The Great Rcpuhl;c brincs q
japanese students for San Francisco, and for New
York including one Prince. Lord Howard Dc Waldjn
- anon: the European bound passengers, She
brings only l6i Chinese
Washington, 1G.-lIousc Committee on Commerce
prepared an Annual River and iIarhor Approximation
bill to he reported to the Committee on Appropr;n
lions: by whom It will he revised and rcpurt,.t TO
the House as prepared. 1t appropri.tcs 81 1874 sea
Provisions are made for the improvement OF 81 h,r
bors ~ of which the great likes on the gulf
and remainder OH the Atlantic coast,
New York. 16 Orders were reccd Yesterday NJ the
hr'nklyn Navy Yard from the s crCtarv of The Navy
to ut ONT. with NIL dispatch the s. ship Supply"
o.. IONS 10 curry contributions to suffering iniab;t-
ants Of France ~
SsO.GD worth Of buildings wcrc DESTROYED bv fro
IN Helena, Ark on the 18th ~ '>
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THE TENNESSEE.

Secretary Robson has addressed letter
TO Representative Sargent containing the
following statements In regard to the Ten.
ncssee. 1t was undecided what port she
would sail to. The only regular con,muni.
eating vcssc, is the Tybcc, which viii! no.
be due in New York till Feb. 23d lie
says. no extraordinary means of communi.
cation were provided. and none would Ike.
ly.hsvc been employed except in case of
disaster: that since she crossed the Gulf
stream, probably in latitude SO degrees
north. she would be out Of the track of yes.
sels bound to our ports; and If her voyage
WAS successful We cannot expect adviccs
from her except accidentally until the return
Of the Tybee. The Tennessee WIS new
ship Of nearly 5000 tons burden, carefully
and strongly built; larger than any ship of
our squadron cruising in the West Indies.
and Is as staunch and scawor,hy as any ship
in the navy; she was launched since the
close Of tho war; was found scawo rthy in q
long trip; sue was commanded by careful
aud experienced officer, had q full compli
ment Ut officers and men. and Is completely
provisioncd and equipped; she carries ten
buoys. along with large steam launcly We
have heard of 10 bad weather in the ls,i.
eudc where she would likely be. 1t seems To
me there 10 no greater cause for anxiety
concerning The Tennessee than any other
ship IN our navy or ocean, the absence Of
ndvices 10 no evidence Of disaster. These
Duggestions of her loss, made without inf0r.
nation and maintained without Gauss ~ =
1eak - they aro cruel
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N1ARSHAL'S NOTICE
OF SEIZURE.

1)TB!lC NOTICE: is hereby given tha. on the 7:h
L day Of February, a. u. 1871 mon:ion i.sucd
Gt Of the District Court Of the s. for the Second
judicial District Of Montana Territory. under tn. hand
ana seal o, said CONT, IN wherein inforna-
ton i:id been filed in .ad Court on the 9TH day of
February, A. d. 1871, by Henry n. Blake, ESQ At.
tor!ry OF the Cnitc States OF America against two
..-aN OF whisky and .,ihar spi.itunu liquors. and
i""ftccn horses, for md causes in said fr
nation mentioned. which ale-es in substance that
SAID two kegs "f whisky and other spiituois cu0rs
and the said fourteen noises had become fo,fcitv for
violation OF the Indian in,c course law. of the nj.
ted states: By NItue Of which muntion aud an attach
mc:t isset; ,accw tn, have taken said goods into
E'y possession: and notice is hereby further ri, en-
ti!at the said monitor il r,turnablc ON the first day
oi ~ 1871 when II that shoall be d.y or iur.dic-
Ton, or /! not. then the fist day of jurisdiction
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
tcHn. of said Cause i'll be had, aid tina; all ur
sons claiming The said horses and liquors or any p,rt
thereof arc required to b. and appear before The said
G"nrt. to he holden at that L. Cotut Room in Deer
l1Gg city, ii said district. salt! first day Of Nav
a. 1871, il that .hou! be day of jurisdiction, or
II not 'r' ON the first day Of w isdicon thereafter
M ~ ctuCS IN the forenoon OF that day. then and
tEcr* 10 '!crposr claim for the same and to make
Their allegations in that behalf and to show cause il
a. y they hive. why the forfeiture prayed Cor in said
lhioi nation should not be dcc?eci
Dated Helena, NJ. r.. Feb L. 1871,
WIN. +. WHEELER
s9td L. > Marshal for the Distic Of Montana
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CHEYENNE, IRON MOUNTAIN AND he.
LENA RAILROAD.

In the House. Jan. esd. Mr.. Cavsnaugi
introduced . bill inc rpo..ing the above
Road. and granting lands in Wyoming ant
Montana to aid in its construction. Som,
200 or 800 prominent c tizens Of the Terrific
rics and we'll known railroad men in tho
States are named a. incorporators. It pro
vidcs that the line shall be from Cheyenne
ria Iron Mountain. Fort Fettcrman, Reno
Phil Kearney and Smith, IL tho Yellow
stone thence to Helena. The Capital Stock
is 2jO, 900 shares of 500 each. The incor.
porators are named rs Commissioners. fif.
teen constituting a quorum. The first meet
ing is to be in Corinne, where the Board
shall organize. Subscription books arc "a
be opened in Wyoming and Montana, with
in six months after the passage Of the act;
Eve per cent. of subscriptions payable on
subscription. When 5000 shares arc t..
ken, directors are to he elected. A right of
way OF 400 feet is granted through the pub.
lie domain; privilege to use timber, stone,
etc.. on adjacent lands; and forty acres for
buildings Al each station. The Land grant
is twenty alternate Sections per mile on
each si,lc of the road When ten cOnsccu.
tive miles ARE completed tho Governors and
CnIcr Jusiiccs or Montana ana wyoming
slal! Ec Commissioners 10 examine and r.
port its construction to the Secretary of
Interior. If satisfactory the lands shall
then be conveyed TO the Company on those
ten miles. and then SO on as tho road is
built The lands arc exempt from tax for
five years. The guagc is the same ms On the
U. r. Il. II. The lands arc to bc surveyed
ss soon as the general route is fixed. and
are subject 10 entry as provided in the act.
Work is to he commenced within one year
after the passage and approval Of the act;
twenty miles to bc built the first year, and
twenty each year thereafter: the entire road
to bc completed by July 4th, 1885. The
Directors IRE empowered to assess share
holders as the money may be required.
--Thcrca are those who doubt the ccnstruc.
ton of tho road. The construction of rail.
roads on oil great natural lines of com,nu
nicatiOn is not question of whether"
but ''whcn." The Cen trail route fifteen
years ago was regarded an absurdi,y by
nine tenths of America Five years ago
We were doubling the practicat'ility Of the
Northern Pacific, and Montana never did
get thoroughly impressed with the super or
advantages of the line, till the Exploring
Engineers came through and rcailirIned the
report of the L. S. Military Explorations
many years ago that it is the best line on
the Continent. North and South cOmmu
nication will soon be necessity for the nc.
OF travel and traffic. and the !
above Company has selected the most dcsi
rable Route between the Rocky Mountains
,''l the Missouri-a belt from 700 u 1000 !
miles wide We have little expectation |
The BIZ: will pass at once. but that 1t will |
he built and be u paying rad,
$ just as certain us the cont inuancc Of Garth,
life. Intelligence. enterprise, development.
travel and commerce.