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SpeGial Notiffs.

What DR.. Crooks Wines of Tar will do z
WEST ALEXANDRIA, O., Oct. 25, 1870.
Paoprietors Dr. Crooks lime OF Tar:
GENTLEMAN: am under great obligations to you
for HE benefit derived from DIR. Crooks Wine of
Tar. And to those afflicted, wish to make it known
that had been suffering for sixteen months with
q bronchial affection l commenced using your
medicine with but little confidence in it's curative
powers. But after using the first bottle found my
health ,much improved, and after having taken six
bottles am happy to state that am entirely cur.
ed and in the enjoyment of good health.
Yours, JOHN J. Cook.
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.A GREAT 0FFEs
Only 81 For Sl1 Ia Va.
Or, for $500, $500 u
Or, for $500, $500 in '''

Tho beautiful and artistic Chrome ..a ri, M
Pretty I" highly tinishc., lo, .,nay u.rtaIpd
Size i3xl7 latter Lille M.Spcncet' nn ns1
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4 premium to every - yearly , sau1, ,he ii.
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splendid ParlOr Picture, ana sa "a. ~ s,,bsn|
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Wooing. after Jerome Il'oml,s1," 18th h Chnpl
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Brothers and Lovers, do not a nr.sent II |
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dress W. JENNINGS DEAofS a.a.t NUMBER
New York. opies Of the la sttres
Magazine rs cents each. post'.. -
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pll

perfectly tastelcss, elegantly coated WI
gum, purge. regulate, purity cleanse !, a NJ.
en-. Hallway pills, for the cue OF ~ INV
tn. stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys Olaas1
vo,.s discusses headache consumption Se]
in,,ig-stion, dyspepsia, billic'.sne's D Y"
inflammation 0f the bowels. piles. am w :,
mrnts Of the Internal Visrera. "sflaa'S,|
~ positive cure. Purely Vegetable eon'D]
mercury. minerals, or deletsrl9ns, atu w.
A few doses of R.fDWdf'S fILi ..,a wa /
system from all the above named ,. ase!Sy;s,
q, cents per Box. SOLD ~ NJ ~. uui'. nm
READ" FAI + AND TRlk." ~ st wa,, Ia1
stamp to ROADWAY \ o., no. . - Ma'
New York. Information worth slous'4N
se.ldy0u
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The commonwealth O.Operative Com.
panN.-To the working men of our State and co,,ll-
try, whose wages are barely sufficient to provide
comfortable homes for their families, and who de-
sire to prevent want, misery, and perhaps crime,
among their fltheress little ones, this Company
offers special Inducements OF a liberal character,
the benefits Of which are within the reach Of all
and failure to make such donation to ones fam.
~ amounts almost to criminal cglect.-Nuiionul
U'orSnon.
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THE DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

Therefore, we, the Liberal Repub-
licans of the United States, in Ma
tional Convention assembled at Gin
cinnati, proclaim the following prin-
ciples as essential to Just Govern
ment
l. We recognize the equality Of
al men before the law, and hold
that it is the duty Of Government in
its dealings with the people to mete
out eqaul and exact instice to all, OF
whatever nativity, race, color,1 OF
persuation, religious or political.
2. We pledge ourselves to main
tain the Union Of these States,
emancipation, and enfranchisemeAt,
and to oppose any reopening Of the
questions settled by the Thirteenth,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
,nents to the Constitution.
3. We demand the immediate
ind absolute removal of all disabili-
ties imposed Oh account of the re-
lellion which was finally subdued
seven years ago, believing that uni
yersal amnesty will result in COM
llete pacifcation in all sections of
the country.
4. Local self-government, with
impartial suffrage. will guard the
rights of all citizens more securely
than auy centralized power. The
public welfare requires the suprem-
acy Of the civil over the military au-
thority, and freedom Of person I'M
der the protection Of hoIeas corpus.
We demand for the individual the
largest liberty consistent with public
order, for the State self-government,
and for the nation a return to the
methods OF peace and the constitu-
tional limitations Of power.
5. The civil service of the Gov
eminent has become a mere instru-
ment Of partisan tyranny and per-
sonal ambition, and an object of sci
t;iii g,3e., It i. : scandal and re-
plo.~cA u.o- 49, -..,.,.:,,.... >..-s, 49, 49,
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liberal. REPUBLICANS IN CINCINNATI,
NAY y.....o 1872. '''1'
THE ADDRESS.
The DEMONSTRATION now i'll power
has rendered Itself guilty of wanton
disregard Atthe Inv OF the land, and
has ustli'e.l powers not granted by
the Constitution. It has acted us il
the laws had binding force only for
those WHO are governed, and for
those who govern. It has thus struck
blow at tie fundamental principles
of constitutional government, and
the liberties Of the citizens.
The President Of the United States
has openly used the powers and OPP
portullities Of his high Office for the
promotion Of personal ends. He
h,s keep; VIGOROUSLY corrupt and un-
w.n5Ay men in places Of power and
responsibility, to the detriment OF
the pab.ic interest. He has used the
public service Of the Government us
!. machinery of partisan and person.
III iutiucnce, and interfered with ty-
runnical arrogance III the political
affairs Of States and municipalities
l,e has rewarded with influential and
lucrative Offices men who had ac-
quired his favor by valuable presents,
1Aus stimulating decentralization Of
oar political life by his conspicuous
cAaluple. He has shown himself
dc},lorably unequal to the tasks inn
posed upon him by the necessities OF
the country, and culpably careless Of
the RESPONSIBILITIES OF his high Of
flee.
.Euc partisans of the a'lministra-
ton, assuming to be the Republican
party aud controlling its organiza-
ton, have attempted to Justify such
wrongs and palliate such abuses, to
the end Of maintaining party Assem-
dancy. They have stood i'll the way
Of necessary investigations and i'll
dispcnsab]e reforms, pretending that
no serious fault could be found with
the present administration of public
affairs, thus seeking to blind the
eyes of the people. They have kept
alive the passions and resentments
of the late civil war to use them for
their own advantage. They have
resorted to arbitrary measures, in
direct conflict with the organize law.
Instead Of appealing to the better
instincts and latent patriotism Of the
Southern people by restoring to
them those rights the enjoyment Of
which is indispensable for success
ful administration of their local af-
fairs, and would tend to move q pa
triotic and hopeful national feeling.
They have degraded themselves and
the name Of their party, once justly
entitled to the confidence Of the ma
ton, by a base sycophancy to the
dispenser Of executive power and
patronage unworthy of Republican
freemen. They sought to stiae the
voice Of just criticism, to stife the
moral sense of the people, and to
subjugate public opinion by tyran-
nical party discipline. They are
striving to maintain themselves in
authority for selfish ends by all un
scrupulous use of the power which
rightfully belongs to the people, and
should be employed only in the ser
vice of the country.
Believing that an organization
thus led and controlled can no long
CT be of service to the best interests
of the republic, we have. resolved to
make an independent appeal to the
sober Judgment, conscience, and pa
triotism Of the American people.
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JOHN DIEM.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Worker in
Tin, Copper, Zinc & sheet Iron.
E,Hur ;Si1f la
81. Ef0Ncisrl7lt, Ia

HAVING opened a shop, i'll the building rccently
y 1 occupied l,y John Roth. Canal street. in
forms tie citizen. OF West fe'!e:na, aud surround.
III. eountrv, that he is prepared t" eNernte work
the ;ii,ov" hrs aches. in unsurpassed
H. ats shcn in tho country aud the vcry lowest
..,,.. ,,...... ya IT,
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The disguised Oh ANS, falsely called mcd-
icincs, sold in bar-rooms tonics' and " ston,.
achics," have nothing i'll common with DIX. WAL
KER's VINEGAR B1TTERs. That famous invigorant
does not owe its stimulating prophecies to fiery and
adulteratcd Alcohol, but to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect of
the Bittrrs III eases of constitutional debility,
chronic indigestion, liver complaint, and all dis
eases tending to consumption, is so marvellous
that except to those who have felt OF witnessed
it, the result seems incredible.
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DUREFi YOU II lsLEOi).

IGOR Stlof,,a, Scrofuous Diseases of The Eyes, OF
l. Scroiu, i'll any form
ANY disease eruption of the Skin, disease of
the Liver, Rheumatism, Pimplcs, Old Sores, Ulcers
Erokcn-own Constitutions Syphilis or any dis
blood Try DIR. Crooks sSyru. Of Poke Root.
Ii las thu medicinal property of Poke combined
the blood, pcriulmin. the most rapid aud wonder
full cures.
ask Your Druggist for DR.. CROOKS Compound
Syrup of Poke R0ot--takc ii and be healed.
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Liberal Republican Platform.

ADDRESS AND DECLARATION OF PRINCE
PILES aIorrED BY THE CONVENTION OF
A!EEsAl. REPUBLICANS IN CINCINNATI,
NAY ys.o 1872. '''t'
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MS. I. 1sa 1. 0. B. D. ,,
VsHE members Of Bayon Sa .hst NE rsal,s1]
/ h. b., will l,eer in NINA .'" Al aarta11
ing will be held on each s '.,';cI iii nss']
or otherwise notified, NJ "n"A
requested to attend. 9 xElL Yrss]|
n. LrxpHElM, Secretary. ~
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DK. CROOKS WINE OFTAR.


DR. CROOI1's WINE OFTAR.
~ Cro0k's Wine a: Tar to have mere nlel-
it than any similar preparation ever offered the
public.
1t is rich in the medicinal qualities of Tar,
Lungs, performing the mos, remarkable cures.
Coughs, Colds Chonc Coughs II cli,ctually
cures them all.
Asthma and Bronchitis Has cured SO many eases
it has been pronounced specific for these COM
plaints
For pains in Breast, side or Back, Gravel OF Kid
dice OF any Liver Complaint II has novcteua.
1t is also superior Tonic, Restores the Appititc,
Strengthens the System, Restores the Weak and
Dcbilitateti, Ca,lses the food to Digest, Removes
Dyspepsia and lndigesti ion Prevents Malarions Fe-
vcrs, Gives tone to your System.
Try DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE
"BANK EXCHANGE"
Direct from Edinburs.
Robert 0aEry's Celebrated Ale, in Beetles.
Wn. Ysangss's Cream Az, IN Beetles,
I59 WIN. WILSON.
Railroad Surveys.
The 0ig 8olo and 8almsn River 2sute.

The surveying party under Assistant En-.
gincci NJ. +. Burgess returned here on
Sunday having completed the survey from
Big Hole at Divide Greek 10 Salmon River
at the mouth Of North Fork thus connect.
ing the kncase and De Lacy surveys. The
distance il III miles. Time Of survey two
mont!'s--fUm June 8, II Aug. 2. The line
was run up the North Fork of big Hole.
TIC highest altitude above the sea Is q, 776
feet The approach on the west side - los
feet grade for 30 miles on tho east side
feet grade for 81 miles. Tic country Is
practicable and u" considerable engineering
obstacles
From Col. W. W. dc Lacy's party we
have adviccs T. July 3lst ut which time it
WAS 1t the mouth Of Nappias Creek, forty.
five miles from the starting point. The pro.
vision train had just co,ne In and the party
would proceed II once on the goo miles from
thence To Lewiston, Ut which point the com.
pany agrees to give them transportation
back 10 Helena ria Corinnc. While encamp.
ed 1t N"ppias Greek party Of Cinnamon
who had been mining down the river, came
into the camp. Four Of their comrades had
died Of starvation and the others had 10 Ike
carried into Lecs!'urgh on improvised
strctchers. This may have still further
urged Col. dc Lacy's party rot 20 under.
take tho long and pcrilous trip without an
ample supply Of f,n'd. We shall not pr.ba.
bly, hear Of them again until they turn up
at Lewiston late IN the fall
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LOCAL NEWS

Prnitrntiary AifAirS.-C. 3. Marshal,
Wheeler came over from Helena on Monday
on his monthly visit to the Peniten.isry. We
ham that after considerable correspondence
with Attorney General Williams he has
succeeded in arranging terms 80 that the
keeping Of Territorial prisoners will fall
within the appropriation made by the seventh
Legislature: cis--Sl.5O per day. The net
""s, We believe is $l.15 per day exclusive of
medical attendance and medicines, and the
Marshal cont acted for that service with
DR.. .. B. Whitford 1t SIS per month. We
src glad the officials have succeeded IN pro.
curing the favorable consideration Of the
Attorney General III the matter Of keeping
Territorial prisoners, - otherwise 1t would
have neccssitntcd an extraordinary exercise
81 power 10y the Executive or an assembling
d the Legislature.
The Attorney General having also allowed
500 dollars to be expended ~ fencing the
r'nitcntiary, Mr.. Adriancc will soon have o
force ut work on that improvement. II will
hc from $50 10 2:0 feet in extent and ~ feet
high. with good posting. This is desirable
o. Its present condition dis to the general
insecurity Of the building
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0lo" M'lleR"WA'sxY,
At TIE BANK EXCHANGE

Sci,aoi House 10 BE- lImllt-Pursunnt 10 a
notice published according to law, an cleo.
ton was held in Deer Lodge School District
on Swurfsy last resulting IN nm unanimously
affirmative vote on the question Of lcvying
a lax OF III, 800 on the property in this dis.
irict TO build and furnish u new school
house. 1t is the intention Of the trustees 10
publish invitations for proposals I" build
the same. the specifications now teing in
their hands. We understand IL will he two
stories high, and bc furnished with iron
frame forms, of the best approved eastern
pattern The insufficient size. and generally
dc,norniixd condition Of the present build
ing induced ti.c action Of the Trustees. bc-
Iicving it is icttcr and cheaper 10 hu'ld than
10 repair the old building. The school lot IL
the lSndso,ncst and largest Ia the Territory,
the building will bc secure from hre, aud II
any place should bc comfortable, healthy
and attractive IL IL the school room. Taxes
are burdcnsolnc, but when they have II bc.
they come will, less vcxing weight 10 every
good citizen when expended IN the methods
that gives intelligence to the people Of "a
day and Tomorrow through tia, bcacticcnce
the Public School.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aud Major Garfield
arrived in Helena last evening and will
probably be over next coach. Col. Wall
and Mr.. Clgett will accompany them u
Bitter Root. ~. 8. Marshall Wheeler and
Mr.. Sol Star, Receiver Of the United States
Land Office, dropped i" on . short visit
Monday evening. We c"uIdn't have the
cnmet but we did havca Star strike Us and we
liked II. Col. J. W. Flcnniken, Assistant
Engineer i" charge " tho N. p. r. Il.
office ut Helena ,arricd day or two Z" route
10 and from Philipsburg with the mines Of
which he was favorably impressed. Col.
Z. X. S;,ed of Helena travelling by special
invitation with Mr.. Russell the live and
lightning representative Of Pond, Reynolds
& Co., Charley Simmon. and Fred Birds.
eye Of Dlsckfoot, all came down by coach
Tuesday from Ophir. u h'dgs In some vast
wilderness, snd have been up cooling on
the Hot Springs scouplc Of days. Nv. W.
Dixon Esq, was in Virginia attending Su.
prone Court this week aud Is Lsok again.
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Ain,os, . Fatality Mr.. David L. Irvine,
one Of our most highly esteemed citizens,
on Thursday :fternoon rupturei blood
vessel, producing . severe hemorrhsEe OF
the lungs aud critically imperilling bis life.
A cold taken 10 = fall has since resulted 10
apulmonsry disease, depriving him OF the
use Of one lung and rendering him On In
valid nearly the entire summer. lie came
up from Pixies Peak, where he rssides,s day
or two 40, In better health than usual, and
Was guest Of DR.. Mitchell. While chang.
Ing garments lac ruptured QUE Ut ihe vessels
Of tl,e lungs, bleeding % profussly that 10.
ssas,hiliiy soon cnsucd, the pulses stilled,
ana respiration had to bc induced for . con.
siderable time BY artificial methods. Fos.
tunssely Ors. Mitchell aud Holmes were
. present aud 10 tieir skillful attention he
: owes his life. Yossedsy he was consider.
ably improvcd ID strength, The blcsdiag nd
-ceasctl, asd god hopss were entertained 81
ah rcovasy.
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New Advertisements those who
arc coming up IL the front handsomely In
the New NOnTu. WEST. with new adyer.
tiscmcnts, are:
Jay Cooke & Co-Financinl Agents OF the
n. r. T. H., with the bonds To sell tina,
will bring the irOu evangelist 10 Montana.
WIN. II. Weimsr & Co. frs, class Gro.
Gerry and Liquor House. with large splcn.
did stock. giving especial attention To the
Wholesale trade. Try them
Cutting & Co.-The great Fruit Canning
establishment 1T San Francisct, unsp.
preached on the Continent for the !incness,
flavor. and low prices Of their commodities,
ard who nre monopolizinn. the trade of
Mountain ~ rapidly rs the fruits are tried.
J. NJ. Bowes who offers ut positive sale his
elegant residence on % Street. I, IL the
prctticst,. best finished. mos, convenient
DWELLING in Western Montana.
The New NORTH. WEST adyertiscs il can
do first class Job Work, at low rates Let.
ter Heads. Bill Heads. Invitations. Pro.
grnmmcs. Legal Blanks. Business and Visit.
ing Cards, Posters, Envelopes, Checks, etc
anything from milk ticket 10 = circus
poster. In any color-so its rial
l.. Bclangcr, announces his elegant Warm
Spring Hotel Is open for the Summer Sea.
son, to Transient or Regular Guests, Elk.
cursion or Dancing Parties, Invalids. tour.
lists or quartz operators. with the tables
served with the hest Injuries Of the season.
+. Il. Miller puts in u substantial notice
OF his substantial establishment, and invites
attention to everything in the Tin, Sheet
Iron, Copper, Stove, House furnishing,
Tool. Industrial Instrument, aud Sewing
Machine lines. Give him = call.
Jno. +. Fink l. Co represent their cx,cn.
sivc stock Of Boots. Shoes, Leather and
Findings. Mr.. Gamer. resident partner, i.
u live husincss man, and will supply town
patrons or the Country Trade ut lowest
rates that can i,c had.
Mr.. Stevens, u frs, rate Painter and Paper
Hanger, offers his services for oil kinds of
Painting and solici,s patronage. Give it
10 him.
d. s. Kenyon keeps general assert.
mcnt Of Stationary, School Books, Blank
Books and Variety Goods, bought At first
hands. and offered ut lowest prices. He 10
always on hand for business.
Il. S. Stackpolc will sell 100 cases of
Coal Oil, Sept. 7th.
The School Trustees advertise for pro.
posals for the new School house. Con.
tractors 10 the front.
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JAY COOKE & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, New York AND
WASHINGTON.
No. (1O6.l
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, n. T., Aug. Z 1871. I

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, n. r., Aug. Z 1s72
Notice 10 hereby given that walter Dance and md
Granville stuart have this day made applcation ior
patent under the mineral acts Of Congress- ior ~ Hm
twenty nine and 59lOO-acrce OF Placer mining !ahl
situate on unsurvcyed lands In Sections NO. lS ~ ~
aud ~, 7. N. Vt Il W.. In the locality known ~
Alta 0alch Mining District. Jcdcrs0n county Non
taua Territory, said claim being Of record In the Min
ing Records Of said District, and more particaar
described % follows Beginning at aQuakenasp ~ n
dia :. situated 1910 chains north and lOaSN chains
west from the N. w. corner OF eec. 81, T. N. o. H.
w., and running thence q. $50 w. 1Ot chains,
thence N. -, W. 40 chains; thence n. ~ :. M
chains; thence n 49, e. 8. Is chains; thence n ~.
+. 1874 chains; thence n. a. W. a06 chains; thence
N. ~ w. at chains: thence N. 16SW sos chains;
thence N. 045. +. &7a chains; thence N. 1850 =.
14.39 chains; thence N. q W. A41 chAins thence n
las T. S.68 chains; thence N. :. E. II .0 chains;
thence T. 29l chans; thence s. ~. Is w. 275 chains;
thence =. AA5 Il. 308 chains; thence s. $50 w. $50
chains; thence D. 3SO W. All chains; thence s. SIS
f. T. u chains. thence 3. 44b w. ass chains; thence
>. 40 e. A70 chains; thence 3. 2.8O Il. 3a4 chains:
thence s. II. W. l7N chains; thence D. ~. Il. 11.46
chains; therce 8. AIS f. 1913 chains; thence s. 135.
W. lx4i chains; thence 8. -. W. SO chains; thence
.. g. W. a4s chains /; thence g. $50. ko. IS chains,
to the PLACES Of beginning. There arc no adjoining
claimants to these prcmtees the nearest claimants
arc John McDerm0tt aud Peter Roman, lot No. ~.
copy VI the notice Of said applicants intention to
apply tor patent was postcd In conspicuous place
upon said claim on the 1sth day OF uly, 1874
l69 W. G. CHILD, Register.
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No. 1906.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HRlRNA. n ~. AuQ. Y. Isl

UNITED STATES LAND OrfICE,
HELsNA, n. r.. Aug =, 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that Rezin Anderson, Gran
vile Stuart and Thomas stuart have this day made
application for patent under the mineral acts Ut Con
gress, for - 49.1OO-eightytwO and fOrty.twO 0na
huudrcdtheacres Of Placer mining land, situate ON
unsurveyed lands In sections Nos. IL and en- Of
X. s w., In the locality knowc ~ Cataract Mining
district. Jefferson county, Montana Territory, said
Of the records Of Jefferson county Montana Territory,
and 10 more particularly described a. follows. towii
Beginning at post situated 1S II chains north aud
$40 o. chains west from tho n. w. corner Of section
81, T. d N. Of r. W. from tho principa! meridian,
spruce ~ 10. dia thence N. ~ Is W. $500 chains;
to post thence n. y7.4n w. 2a2l chains to post;
thence 9. 8Al5 w. 1850 chains to post; thence 3.
20lA Il. 81. 90 chains to post; thence n ~ +. 1906
chains to spruce ~ In. dta; thence .. Sa45 1893
chains to post thence 3. $3.50. E. 7i6 ch.ins to a
post: thence n 710 Z. ~ ~ chains to tho place Of
beginning The adjoining claimant to these premises
IL Peter Riley.
copy Of the notice Of said applicants intention to
apply for patent was posted In conspicuous place
upon said claim on the 18th day Of July, 1S79.
1d9 w. G. CHILD, Register.
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ID ED

BRUxDAos.-la Virginia. Aug. Z. Sarah 4. Bsun-
dsgc aged months and Is daya
Youx0.-In Helena. Aug. .. Of consumption, VIM.
H. Young u s.. Joseph. No., aged IS yeasA
BAsros-ln Ilsleny, Aug. II, Katie infant daughter
1t Frank and Mary Bartos, aged months.