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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

Fun IN THE HoUsE.-The House OF
Representatives had some fun in the
House one day last week while tinkering
on the tariff. They were voting on
amendments on which no debate was al
lowed, when Sunset Cox sprang upon
it one of his jokes, that caused the House
to ring with laughter. He sent an amend
ment to the desk which reads as follows
Insert on the free list white coats and
white hats" Conger of Michigan, not
wishing to be behind the member from
New York, moved an amendment to in
sert " old " before the word "white, -
which was adopted, and then the entire
amendment was rejected by close vote.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

= Methuselah never eheged tobacco
in his life, and see how old be was when
he died.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

ENGLISH PoLITICs AND VEsUvIUs.-
The London Court Journal thinks it for.
tunate that no Americans were either
killed or wounded by the recent overflow
of Vesuvius, which prevents US from
putting in any direct claims. Another
London journal has discovered a curious
connection between English politics and
the eruptions of Vesuvius, which is thus
described:
In 1855, the resignation of the Aber-
deem Ministry and the accession of Lord
Palmerston to power were followed al
most Immediately by serious eruption
Of Vesuvius. In 1859 the resignation
of Lord Derby and an eruption took
place within few days of each other
In 1861 the Trent affair occurred with
America, Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Slidell be-
ing released on December %, of that
year, and Tore del Greco being destroy
ed by an eruption in the same month.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
WONDERFUL CURES

DIR. URANN OF BOSTON
Who has made so many Wonderful Cures q
supposed incurable, in almost every county %
mont for the past twelve years. will make b
visit to. Bellows Falls. the 18th and 18th Of 1
month, Every invalid should see him as Bis
are truly wonderful, CONSULTATION FRI
Read the following remarkable cure MAD,
neighboring town
LUDLOW, VT, Jan. Y n
This will certify that was treated By Dr. \
OF Boston. one year ago this month for What :
eians called soltcnine OF the brain. ! was IN
state tnat was unable to attend to any Woi
SIT day alter day IN a perfect gtuper. uucnnst
all going on around me. | was gradually failn.
my friends and attendants despaired Of my Il
any better. when Dr.. URAYN was called. lie
me a. night and the next day was able 70 Z.
the house. and In less than q week was aolt
llght work and continued to gain and am ~,
well. MARY FILLi
LuDLow I'D
The above named girl. Mary Fuller. was di.I
Die work for me prior TO and at the time Of all
ness, and for nearly OF quite week was ~
unconscious. l had taken no interest in AgI
supposing the doctors there had been two
cailedlwere doing all thRt could be done: bl
stage Of the case was told that she could moi
morning. went g the room and was cOuUlI
the uatbci, - lnAtu n hdfSlithG doctors W i
but seeing lie last eDbing away, and that thil
ment -he was then receiving was doing her
aud that some other means mus be resorted I
hat Immediately. | suggested that she sh9l
Dr. URASN' S method or treatment. with ven
faith that be OF any one else could help her
ing that she was 10 far gone - but | was 10
az the change. and must say | never saw such
IL seemed as if done by magic; the next dal
was around the house looking cheerful and
menced light work. l am satisfied that be "a
NE i. DAWLLt
10 Proprietor Of Ludlow ilous
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
X lNGLSEYS IRON TOM,

The best article 70 build up the sys,ou.
Nerve Tonic. Used with great success NJ II 4
General Debility, Nervous Affections YEA
L0nguor, Poverty on the Blood, femaIe n VA
and wherever Tonic Medicine Is needeSS 'ql,
the thing @ keep up the tone Of the sysio. "
no Quack Nostrum, but a Reliable Iron yTA
Is now used by many Of the Hospitals in n le
land as their standard Tonic. PhysioianSsw
composition. and are using il with great y az
their practice. Manufacturers, Merebo seeeq
yers, Ministers, Ladies try this article.
1T WILL DO YOU COOP
II Is surprising how quick it viii build m n,
siekly children, pA'
KINGSLEYS IRON AND MANnp =,
PILLS.
Are the best Pills for the cure of Indigss..-
Complaints, Jaundiee. Headache StomsDS
Constipation and all Diseases arisin wv
torpid state OF the Bowels Two pil
equal 70 a bottle OF Congress Wa,s,
Sold by ali Druggists, M.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31
!" ONE TERM, OR TWO TERMS :?

Since the announcement is made that
Gov. Stewart is candidate for re-elec-
ton, the Governor Question is brought
down to this whether we shall adopt
the one term principle along with our
biennial elections, or adhere to the old
custom of re-electing State and County
officers for a second term, some of our
State exchanges favor the old custom,
while others with good reason argue for
the one term plan, for the State officers.
We are inclined to favor the latter plan.
The Office of governor is principally an
honorary one. We have plenty of men
in the State who are capable of filing
the Office with credit to themselves and
to the commonwealth and when we
have dozen OF more men equally fitted
for public positions and the people would
be glad 10 honor any, or all of them in
turn, by an election to Office, we are in
favor Of rotating oftener than once in
four years
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-31

Hoiloway's Pills and Ointment-Scurvv
and Diseases of the Skin-Fever restless sieep font
stomach. tainted breath, languor. depression Of
spirits always attendant on the worst of cuta
neous eruptions. are speedily and radically remov-
ed by these medicines-the Ointment ceanses the
skin and the Pills purify the blood stimulate the
pot. 1s5
spn2l-24
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof Austin Flint will deliver the introduc-
tory address at the opening OF the regular Of lee
lures at the Bellevue Hospital Medical College this
ing.
The first of Mr.. Froudes course of lectures,
on the relations between England aud Ireland, will be
given at Association Hall this evening. The subject Is
1.-THE Norman Conquest OF Ireland"
A controversy has arisen between the Board
Of Physicians and Lady Managers OF the Homeopathic
Iyingin Hospital, at Lawrence and Willoughby-sts..
Brooklyn owing to the removal OF the Resident Physi-
clan Dr. j. l.. Monmoniero by the unanimous vote Of
the ladies' lie Is a graduate OF the New-Hork HOmeo-
pathc Medical college aud was appointed 20 the posi-
tOu ON Sept. Is by the Board OF Physicians, aud,
alleged against the direct Wishes OF the lady managers
The only assigned Tor the removal II that Dr.
MonmOnere is IA Roman Catholic Ia consequence OF
the action VI the managers the members VI tic Of
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Physician. have rendered their rcscnatOus which have
POLICE noTEs.


Anton Stohl age 49, Of No ~ Wlett-st, fell of
snl wheel pisl hs bomen oansng amo,t Instant death
Henry Denet age %, of No 35I West Sixty -lrst-st
wss uf on the yey severely Injured Which M
from he urpr story Of building Of Dey s. and
Broadway, yesterday
fire in a shed back Of 24l Bowery-st. used as
ButEeIao hayfartl, let night, damaged stock
lor 5000 Tie Grsnscb AMI Alriaue Compans iH
bulug owned BY j. j. Delapano damaged sou inou
A Coroner took, yesterday, the ante-mortem stare
nui Ganler sho shot IN The thigh during hgt ~ s
AID Dcyrawis Book IN, Sunday sept y Johh Foi
afftsNu
On suspicion Of having done tie Shooting
During n quarrel arising out Of 4 difference OF po-
between several hqroror AZ tl
s1d secauye st nsht Thomas hfKhg o. Nc ~ h,st NV &
othr Iesrance Of No BiI Foryuusst Lestnhge wa "
rested b. the Eneteenh Precinct police
At a meeting of the Board Of Police yesterday, tne
following rc.oru adopted That muber Of the oe VIII We
detailed uty he done foiee Any W AZ
least ten years disabled 10 the Performance o ohe u4i
perour ertuornary and highly mcntouous ponce ~
c, 3yme Ninth Precinct Police retired Sn pension
Of 700 year.
John L. Iimburger, age IS, Of No. 457 Eleventh.
ave ted m OF the front platform Of sec a
Tt,sKtst yerlay, ana had his let ltS hattl R
Of Bcnimn hcauitc, the driver, was t4''a'u
Michael Gleason age IT, Of No 3l2 Wahngsons VS. -n O' a.
b track, yesterday ana rcrii s'e
acs driver, Bernard Boyle Of No. Iz8 Last IhI1~ "SS
arrested
A fire in n three-stOry building at No G3 FIlhce-
Kennedy yesterday, damaged the INTERIOR 19
Insured for Thomas REYNOLDS, ceckmake IN the nael
damaged 100. On the lrt ioor oecuped o NOnIou
I1uten leather dealers stock damaged, Slioo o. heu9a
manufacturers eWery The second hOor and at al tA
damaged s7OO $60 the Gemana Pan an' ~"
iher insurance company
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
,lpe- IEoNnWENss LECrURE.

Mrs LeOnOwens, the Siamese gOyerness, whose
narraons OF personal experience IN the East have proved
an attractive feature Of The Atlantic recently lecured al
Association Hall last evening for the benefit OF the New
York Infant Asylum The audience was not as largo as
could have been wished, but the lecture wa success
Tho lady spoke from notes. and there was little heS-
fancy IN her manner at the outset, but she was
earnest aud vivid, entering into The spirit
Of scenes widely Offering from American ife Her sub
ect was "NaIratous" of personal experience in Siam,
and she gave TO tie general interest Of the theme an
especial pcrtnence by placing II in the light OF con-
trbuUon 10 tho data for handling social questions IN
general She began by referring 10 the tendency wch
agencies initiated for improving tho conditions OF inc
race have to become powers doing good well as evil
such an ono was civilization, which, while i'S influence
was IN general most bcncdcen yet had hXed and was
pcrpetuating certain gross evils Chief among these
were certain qsnccts OF tho social question She thea
dwcIt ON tho tendency OF a higher ana higher culture
to render real marriages under the present social status
less and less possible; on the difficulty Which
unmarried women found everywhere In obtaining
livelihood or those unfit ed for the ire or g0'efhsa
or teacher were largely driven 20 t.e needle on thc
slow starvation which consumed thousahs o' ."Cu
women annualyj on the temptation ever present 10 10
such 10 save the hie that now Is Dy uargeillS
away that which Is 10 come, ana ON inc ttea
ment whcn such as yielded received 10 the hands oi
fI.ir moro favored 81 .fcrs. She then made powerful
appeA Tor SUCH uGfJ.Juuate5, not cScusug their crime
bf standing up for thc uoblc and hcro.r, and human
tlat was vet in them. From such ppalIng problems Do
civilized lands che tuned 90 incidents oi S.anes' cA
uCr.clc. Some ~ these were OF Atlc interest except
'pr thcr VI .qucue-s, but two meant lar more
pulyeluy was nos 1OrutL l, but was somewhat on alr
proved JV public opinion, while there Hd5 strong hcn
m.4J ~ favor OK 60. Jus.l u.tili5 As a.
consequence there much industry ana ch-
.cicucF among s.tmcsc women. Tn a certain mining
district OF thp country tie younger men ana unmarried
women were minors, tLe old aud t'cdlc were btno"-
blowers fhe uloicr-Cd men assisted ai ihe tor % ah
tie women who were lriu- children used tLe sl'o
luc ecdrs were Of from seven fo ten pounds h "t~n
the work was done under the blazing --, ad yc. lyl5
..f. rt d. If. it
tlg rtnU.t care children and devotion 90 huaDtuda
slt Included by beautiful sketch uf one or thc women
ol tle royal I.raUI, whose acquaintance she coLttu
guI tlc great blessings OF her luc. THO deVolou OFT
TINS woman 40 duty, Err tul.lHcss 90 tue hH ana 20
lCr clIi and hsr sr.IlIeIl Ul a EhcI 3t- "lcN o
thc Buddhist symbolism, were portrayed "I1h rare
power.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
NEW-YOPK CITY.

Controller Green paid, yesterday, the la0orers
sreetpaying TO Sept 80, 5000; and he VIII pay 10
morrow The aborers downtown pipes ana thc bouie-
wards $4,000.
The Autumn winds are rapidly stripping the
leaves from the trees At the Battery, where the wind
has full sweep several miles Of water us enect
upon the foliage Is particularly nOuceaDie'
The constitutionalty of the new shipping
act will be tested on Friday in the United states Circuit
Conrt bofore Judccs woodruff and Benedict. EXJudcc
Beebe claims that the law, which, II Is kald was uhNh
by Judge Benedict is suitable only Tor depouc govern
mcut5
The Assistant Secretary of the Chlldren's
Aid Society writes "The castoG clothing OF children OF
the more favored classes would add greatly TO the com
fort of tho children the poor. IL any persons ~ INC
city having clothing 10 spare VIII 6ebu WoIu To ~ u
East FOurthst messenger VIII be sent 10 oDtalh IT,
George McekeT, age 50, a German tailor, COM
mtted suicide by hanging, yesterday morning. In ms
room the top floor of the tenement house NO 20 VII
lettst He had become respondent in consequence OF
poverty inability TO procure employment ana the Sc
we're and ongcoutnued illness OF his wife, VINO lay hep-
less i'm an adjoining apartment she has not been ln-
formed her husbands DEATH OccOunt OF hei leeDe
condition
In the brief record in yesterdays TRIBUNE
OF the proceedings in the Court Of General SESSIONS
mention was made Of the Of Joseph u. Fdgnan,
CHARGED with an alleged mbezzement while IN the en-
rlov OF Charles Knox. Prom the statement therein
made that Mr. Fagnan had delivered this sum to Mt.
Knox in amounts ranging from s. TO s25 during perou
of Two or three years" wrong inference inGli DC
drawn. The testimony proved thai Af huOA ulc" ues
amounts from his funds, receiving inc money IolI
Mr. Fagnau, who had charge OF ti ana instead OF
CHARGING them to Mr. kuOXs private account, ar ~
nan entered them IN private accountnook, eOlh.IIE
entering n i'm the books when amounted to cOnseId-
bIc sum- During Mr.. Fdguuu'5 sickness another person
had charge OF the books the variation not beng uu-
dorstood led 10 the charge OF DtILloMeht winch IT,
suited IN elE td6uans atiultlu'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE sUrPOsED BEoORLYN POISONING CASE.
,L.L.. f--.--.I II NJ Lnr.nn Aan N-nL.n who

THE SUTPOSED BEOOhLIN POISONING CASE
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Van SycSel who
dd On S.tally uor, last az Hc-t a-d Io7s.aa nroekn
from tc supposed of sruoal roc1, took place le;aiy
ra-- 20 Gle Holy Cross C-near- Iaash Tie husband 81 Do
,ease John Van SJc and tie domestic, Johanna Ler wee
al,pl aose pleea c grave and 90 tlf ietl 30 a e e
we're icn into custody colae- awa e ar,oa Of te CIR
o-,Fs Jury che rqaas Jcn 1s. evening" Wien Testimony n
.4ta.r, o. follows i.kca: Fck d. Cl.r, l do t..-ed
tI. s.-.-a Nr Y.l s7c, o No.T cva1- fst; te crtcf
s-d ta. Ler mo.itr vas vomiting feelE a-d ta- 30 aa-
come ou s'olafer usur asked te le n regard 20 tle
tea ar fte scenes 90 5. rg oclr about W she said tatI
- f.r-a slight Ic-rv barring taste 30 th- aa'l witness
looked At L a aud ,le seemed 90 be- nothing Enatui 10 ite color
o- oior he - ri e, I u ir.ef. conscious Of slight la.re
..agir LsI....li . i sit -.U I. tea -li-- . l'f
ei lt ST.. s5 mta alln.fof f-st oysters 1 h.F-loIs enc
...u .sF B. tgl-h. b.. o4i haze au, .s.a i,I'l -i
Gat a.l ri.rf a..ll lc. ' .n ao 'r t. .' pr
son t8lH .|I., 0II 0 f' poison lI ih leA Ai
s.e had ytlJ husbands is-t- Iai- q. Hoa
dis -ue .llle h. Iea lac. tr previous mora si
fari lae Of sri p-o. Indicating poison csc Ft f" POI
sar.ailH DE- Ole tr.ti tc p--e btcn- aot witness s-
Dr. Is e Crane substantially co-ooa- ~ Cotton ani ts,ic'
..t SD .l o.. Iu; lu,. lo t.a t.h Ff' -el t '
r1..a1,l rcI Don Ir.4 I.u -r.s Is D. ." I'd. 'l.-H .e.
l Sab ono. tlat Ir aa, s 4 .ll. .f c-. o.. t, .-a
o. itei giu S.cs Dis c tor ruse l tno v .u. I
-lt tine l.t-s iD ' --rar women .r 'o1 " 3D..
] ~lf.l
it lstal .t Is a.- -e would n1t H.'.l
l.I D.fI ll. poisoned IH'' N. . mn. e-a --
gcr.ioa u tie aa4ei aad -sur of creme Fs found
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

A model periodical; "a credit 10
American periodical Iiferat"re'-fh"S
delpkiG Press
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

lAlr0 s.c---I
Many druggist have BUENErI's CoLoaSE.
AK vour grocer or supply dealer FOR DOO-
rsl's ls,.r PovDsH. tle best Baking Posi.r
Grant and Greeley Camraic1 Shirts, trimmed
re --,s lll ali 4 john T. M pes. ai a. a t . BE- ]. tr.
For n frst-c1ss elegant hat go to Espen-
cl..i. ''.rg' ,'sre., lt t..f..st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

THE best place in Now-York 10 buy reliable
Watches fas diamonds rr ash1lbe Jcwe'y aai sterling Silver
Wedding Presents s >guiEtS, 37 tu17-- bfuo1ds specially.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.-Buy all your
a China C.r...rr. Cooking Utensils. &C., a f. d. BASS.
IO8Ds Cl.t n.s..-.tH .o-.. Cooper .ia'e Building
GTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- Without tac sa cle. o. ,.-a rom sue Impotence pis.
es o.tie G,ael's or-nf Hr D'-i ' VI l LesnsonaTe
DURE PAINTS and COLOR5.-JOHN W.
NASUrY & s0y i1 FsIcn-t Fcs-Y0rs. Speciality 10 Pure
Paints Send s.a~a for s-ai hooA ali p1ce llL
CECOND-HAND SAFES, BOUGHT, Sold or
- F.,h.1et Il,H Co.. So AHH-it. N.w-iork.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
HOME NEWS.
TuERmoxErBR. YESTERDAY, ,ATDTcEWsoSs, IN PARE.Row.
oam-l7o Koon-5io 9pm.-5Jo Midnsht-i5o
PRnMIYENr ARnrvlLs-

Finh Arenue Hotel-Andrew d. White, President
Of Cornell unvery the lion Oaks Ames NJ c. ~ Masahusets
judee Israel Spencer Of sncuc G. Fk of 81 Lors
Php Sidney Post o. s. Conu Jndge T. G. Billings Of
NewOrens G. s Bushnell Of EeNaven and Madame Natalie a
Brerocn Hose-Ihe Hon L. Pmyn q Abaly n N & ls
banks and j. n Jewet Of tfirlg0....N 81 N0t1s HOtule
Of Ohio james Roy Of West Troy B Pullman 81 Chag o.
Ropes OF Boston, and A. Carnegie OF Pits lrgh, HQyadn h0
Commander Harris T. A. Nolt Fuuh wee onsu ~ ioo
Rico; T. Fie1o Of Providence ed Hamilton opPn o New
Ac1 FORK H0-Co G. r. Peabody Of Pla4ephia-, en-
Morrill, VI Maine the Aor House for short uwe yesterday
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
HIDsnN TIIER COTNIIEs.

HAvErsrRAw.-Ihe second annual Harvest
Home Of So. Lakes Church will tako place du1s ihe
harvest Locu. from Oat l3 O. O.t %. Accommodations
VIII e ho ptably prog.dedto visitors upon reporting Ai
the cliuIcl near tie landing.
porcl,Krrpsrr -Four barns and - tu-7 OF hay on
Walter I4rsdou's Gt LJoc PARK ",le c'tf et!
by nrC on Tues Jay night. loss $4,000. fa-ielJ 4--
.Ircl. 'r.e lto was the work ol an incDud.lry'
ClrsEur-Dauforth X. Cncv, prominent lawyer,
and for many years one OF the liIH@ men m tlc 10
cratic party ui Greene County, do4 ~ d L. IacrN!
uJ Hs losIutLco N this village.
rfAWiroNTCE.-'rlc NcV-l rs, Nsw-IIlyen and Hart
ford l.-lI.lo Company 1as pu.ni. % acres %. Jana
M te intersection ,l lt. tiIcs 4.I Nl-lCayc., as %
size lur q new passenger cCpO.
CEorOS FAITs.-Tlc rev. Joseph Eccrs TIA. accented
q can Irou t4o united cuu-le5au0rs ol l-o.au l...s
atI soi-tIs and viii ue l-sta.ltI pastor o- thursday
nov. IA. - .
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Special Notice.

The United States Life ms. Co.,
in the city of New-YOrk, desire to
engage the services of suitable
person to take charge of their bust
ness in the city Of Philadelphia.
No application will receive atten-
ton except from parties of expert
ence in the business, as shown by
what they have already accom-
plished.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
BROOKLYN.
BKOUkL1N,
Prospect Park visitors last week, 2C,52G.

Prospect Park visitors last week, 2G52G.
The Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor f. preparing for the coming winter and has
contracted for 100 ttms Of coal al Sc per tui.
The trial Of Henry Rogers for tho alleged
murder Of Occr Donahue was adjourned ycs,c day for
one week. at the request OF counsel WnO pleaded uc
Bemmdop who assumes the character OF a
woman in a burlesque at Hooley'5 Opera House. was
severely burned by his dress catching IRE from gas Jet
during the performance last evening.
The 18th anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association was celebrated by "a meeting at
the Academy Of Music last evening. There was large
attendance OF tie friends Of tns Association, WnJ were
addressed by the Rev. DIS Taylor, Scldd.r ana others
Disuict-Attomoy Britton has begun two adj
ditoual actions for $4,000 against Tie Sunday chronicle
for alleged libel, one suit being against the pub AeI
Henry A. Richards, and the utltf against 4i' aii ,
the supposed editor. Bail lu each ca So has yCt Is-cl
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTOwN.-The Board OF Town Auditors
has held three meetings this Fan, and las audited BAT
one I'M, which amounted 10 s..
Long ISLAND CrTv.-Jom c. Eisener, a German, living
AZ Dutch Kills. hanged himself. while Temporarily IL
s4uc ye. terday morning lie lad been sick for some
time and uCf@Lbor. cntcIin" bis rc-lf nee O. ht
him found hun upon his knees with lbs head l moose
SuspCl ClGel from a ratter-
FrrsuNG-10sepu Rider, an cmpi0VC on tho Central
Railroad Wa run over AID fatally injured uy 6i-' cl
tiaIA L-lI H4urOalc, ou Monday.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Personal BY TELEGRAPH.

MIR John Jay, the American Minister TO Aus
tna, j. il London.
Gee. Hassai the son of the Khcdiye, will soon start
around the uohi lie wall he absent three years
..E. Is. Washburne, the American Minister to
FaL ss fps southampton YESTERDAY for New YORK On the steam
sbAV Deutschland
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
FROM JOHN @. WHITTIER.
an.s.eurrUN -

Uf.ere SCKIUNFV, AUWsTEONU q 90 -
CrNurMTN: Your note of the lSth awaited me on my
return last ri-ht from North conway ha,tcn 10 sE ~
Cf yullr di. guishCd guest, whose reputation as q
fcar IL viii not he u my power take advantage OF
vour klnd invitation cannot bc with you n person
vii you allow me through louto lnh u lhS uyy"Lt5
rcotuc A hc ann sure awaits the liberal and cnhght-
encd historian who comes among rs, NOT so ihneh /"
stranger as d luucl-uown and cyCr-wClcomc fucndt
kr.~f from MS personal claims on our regard, nc
comes n s as d aICprCscutatyc OF tbat dear old moheI-
land frorl Mi. .ch $50. I lo csg.u-Dj iy unhappy
d0fcuc.s lam suIc VIII unite with MS iu the nope
ft mo- lingering feeling OF ditrust OF Jealousy beIWttn
tic two u.t ions survive the Icscciu aihti"ihe"'
of Geneva. ala, very truly, your TREND -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-06
RESIDENCE
Times and Places for Holding Courts
the Territory OF Montana.

SUPREME COURT.
At Virginia City, first Monday in in nary and sec
ond Monday IN august.
uSITED STATES DISTRICT toIJRTs.
First District-At Virginia City FIRST ,nday II
April, seco III Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November.
eeond Disf,ici-At Deer Lodge, third Monday in
April, first Monday III September, and first Mon
tlhy in December
Third Disf,Tc'-At Helena, first Monday in March
first Monday in July, sind fourth Monday lii Oc-
to,er.
TERRITORIAL GoBRrg.
FrSf Disifict--ln Madison County, al Virginia City,
first Monday in April, ssennd Monday in July,
and second Monday in November
In tia!lsiin t,itntf, 1T B,zettn, first Monday in
March and fifth Montlay IN October
In jefferson County, nj Rasterslurg, second Mon-
day il, May, and iirsl Monday in October.
Second ntsfxfef-Dets Lodge tnilnty. at Deer Tsol
Nit;. tsairi Mpt'iny III April, FIRST Monsiag IN
sc;to,4i,er. rn.i irst Mon,s.sy IN December.
IB Mitsnlx Caaaty. st sfss,;Fla, fourth Mon,.a!
in June sUii second Monslag IN November.
Fir Beaver Head County R:ii,nack, first Monday in
Jniie, a"d third Mon1irrF in Octoaer.
1hiri Distticf--ln Lewis and Clark County, af Hell
cna, tiIs Monday March, FIRST Monday in
July, and Ionr. h Monday in October.
in Mcagher County. fourth Moa,tay in May and
ourth Monday IN November.