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SnobbsrY,

Below We publish something Of a
curiosity, which we find in the adver-
Using columns of an English paper.
1t is, of course, all right beyond the
Atlantic, but over here in Republican
America it sounds just a little odd, to
say the very least. Here it is:
What is your crest and motto "A
valuable index, containing the creStS
and notices of so, 900 different fam.
lilies in England, Ireland and Scot
land. The result OF many wears
labor. Nowhere else to be found. By
sending name and county, with IS.
Cd, a plain drawing will be Sc mt; if
painted in heraldic colors, is. Pedi-
grees traced. The arms Of mar and
wife blended. The proper colors for
servants livery, what buttons to be
used. and how the carriage should be
painted, according To heraldic rules.
Culleton's Book of Family Crests
and Notices." 1908 engr wings,
printed in colors, tlO los; The
Manual Of Heraldry," 400 e%ngravings,
IS. Cd; post free by /. Culleton,
Gen alogist, % Cranbourn street
corner of St. Martins lane, W. G.
The Heraldic Library open from ten
till four.
If any of our readers desire their
"pedigrees traced" want anything
done up in "heraldic colors,' or are
curious to knC'" what kind of but
tons should be used, and how the
carriage should be painted" they
have only to apply to II. Culleton,
|ienealogist," who, by the way, is not
indebted to us asingle shilling for the
prominence we have given his "ad."
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THE Chicago Times, which has
hitherto been considered the leading
Democratic organ of the old West,
speaks of the Democracy az the
late ancient prejudice called the
Democratic party" and as the un-
buried fossil remains of the late
Democratic party" The Times Is an
Intelligent observer, and fully appre-
ciates that the Democratic party, as a
national organization, has gone where
the woodbine twineth.
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DIsGRACEFUL.-Our Geographic adj
vices from San Francisco, published
herewith, mention a couple of dis
graceful riots which occurred al the
Republican primary election in that
city Yesterday. One hundred men
were engaged in a grand set-to at one
time, and pistols and knives We're to
be seen on all sides. The trouble was
caused by the interference in the
election Of a lot of roughs and hood
iums who belonged to the Democratic
party; and who should have been in
San Quentin instead Of breathing the
free air of the Bay City. The whole
batch should have been slaughtered
on the spot.
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fAClFlE COAST DISPATCHER,
From

SAN Francisco, July 10.
The name of the man who shot
himself last night with intent 20 COM
NIT suicide ~ thas. p. Stoddar6. re.
siding on Eddy street. The wound is
not considered dangerous.
The French residents at a meeting
last night Endorsed eS-President
Theirs. and raised over 5000 towards
purchasing a testimonial for him.
The Republican primary election
did not pass off with entire serenity.
There were two disgraceful rioss at
the polling place, o of Fcurth and
Howard streets nearly 100 men tsght-
ing at one time. Pistols and knives
were drawn, hut non used. Several
persons were badly beaten. The at.
trays grew out of attempts to Cbai'
lenge illegal votes by those who did
not want to see the election wholly
carried hy Democratic votes.
Robert O'Mally. convicted of man.
slaughterir the killing of Henry Hill,
a sailor. was sentenced to 5 years i'll
the State Prison.
The Meadow Valley Mining Com
pany has declared a dividend of 81
per share, amounting to $50, 900 paya-
bic on the 18th inst.
The State has gained by travel over
land and by water routes in the last
six months 24.416, 1880 Of whom
were from China and Japan.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. July 10.
The confession Of Wrestling Joe,
supposed to be heir to the C%aruthers
estate. is published. Many witnesses
have sworn that he is Joe Thomas, or
wrestling Joe, and many others that
he is James w. Davidson, 81 years of
age. In the confession he claims that
his name is John c. Nixon, and that
he is but 60 years old. He never was
in Oregon until certain parties picked
HIM up in St. Louis in 1870, while
begging, and offered him IS 5000 to
personate Wrestling Joe. Only Sc. 900
was received by him, and the balance
not being forthcoming, he confessed.
Mrs. Nixon is here, and testifies to
the truth of the statement of Nixon
Jas. Moore and Green c. Davidson,
who brought Nixon to Oregon, have
been tried for perjury and acquitted.
NEVADA.
HAMILTON. July 10.
Thesecond trial of VIM. II. Bethards,
indicted for shooting James Brophy,
at Schelburn last Fall was concluded
to-day. The jury was out but a short
time, and returned a verdict of MUIR
der in the second degree. He will be
sentenced Saturday.
George Smith who was engaged in
the stage robbery last Spring when
the driver was killed. was allowed to
plead guilty of grand larceny, and
will also be sentenced Saturday.
The bill against Needham for shoot
ing Dutch George at Schelburn last
Spring was ignored. and Needham
discharged without the formality of a
trial.
The trial Of A. Cohn, arrested on
suspicion of setting fire to his store,
and thus causing the disastrous fire OF
the 9th ult., will be commenced to-
morrow.
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EASTERN ~ES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO TEE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 10.
The steamers to-day take ont a half
million in gold and Sl94, 900 in silver,
with an engagement to ship another
half million gold tomorrow.
Young Walworth was taken from
the tombS to-day, in company with
other criminals. and driven to the
Hudson railroad depot, en- route for
Sing Sing. Mrs. Walworth was at
the tombs in a carriage when her son
was brought out. She requested that
he might be conveyed with a deputy
Sheriff in a carriage to the railroad
station, ont the request was refused.
Walworth YVES marched with the 9TH
er prisoners and placed in prison.
h paintings i'll the Governors
rooms are advertised for sale to salts
fy a judgement for S14, 900 obtained
against the city by Judge Mcclure.
Frederick RoXo, a coffee merchant,
at Rio J%aneiro, made an application
in the Supreme Court yesterday Cor a
writ of habeas corpus to recover his
daughter. whom RoXo's wife carried
of with her to this city. when she
eloped from Rio: Janeiro with a
brother of RoXO on Thursday. The
woman is known in connection with
the Goodrich tragedy as Kate Stod
dart.
| Ferry i'm BROOKLYN. She declines
mus lar 10 with the police
on the subject OF the tragedy.
Hheh me the prison
uniform at sing Sing to-day, he
remarked L nave gained seven
POUNDS IN clotnes since 1 came mere.
-! leeI now IKE engaging III a base
ball match. An officer III the'army.
sald ne t0iu me the other day that
the only di11erence between this suit
ana the W est Point uniform IS, that
IN one the strips are round about,
n the other they are up and down.
lie whlled away n time OF the Jour
neytothe PRISON by pleasantallu>.ons
Of the handouts which linked him to
Gilien, the wife murderer, that they
are the starchiest cuffs l ever wore.
The Government sold a million of
gold at from 1867 G-10 to 1872.
A meeting OF the new Board of
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FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, July 10.
The second installment of twenty
five millions francs of the last milf
ard of the war indemnity, was deiiv-
cred to the German treasury on the
5th. There remains due to Germany
but 80, 900, 900 francs, which, in accord
ance with the treaty signed at Berlin
on the 18th of March last, is to be re.
paid by the 5th of next September.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 10.
The Carlists have captured Holen
Songuesa, in Navaree, and shot the
tax collector.
The Lieutenant Colonel of a regi.
ment stationed at Saripo, has been
cashiered for challenging Senior Cam
pos to fight a duel.
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THE "India-rubber hustle is again
heard from. This time it was a Brook
lyn young lady who was thrown
from her carriage coming down the
hill from Prospect Park. She made
ninety-Seven and a half bounces in
all, and was finally rescued by a hook
ana ladder company from the top of
a telegraph pole, where she had stuck
in attempting TO complete the ninety
eighth bounce.
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Ar,r Io-lan.
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. pa.

I. -. ffFGlSTERS OFFICE,)
EUREKA, Nevada, July 10, 1873.
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company tpOStoffice address, Eureka,
nevada has this day filed in this Office
a diagram, together with a notice of
Application for a patent from the United
States, under act OF Congress annroved
May 10Th, 1872, for Il M%i.l-Sitp, as an
purtenant to the said cOmpany's mines.
situated in the Eureka Mining District
Eureka County, state of Nevada, and
described in the Plat and field notes on
nle in this Office as follows, viz:
L. :. SURVEY NO. Is, LOT b.
Beginning at a post marked No. !. Us
Survey, No. As, Lot b. whence p ST No. /
OF Lot a bears :, 4 degrees 81 min. W.
1880 feet southeast corner of Eureka
Consolidated Mining COmpany's stone
office bears :. IN deg. W. 2l5 feet. and
the Flagstaff In the town OF Eureka bears
S. l024 deg. z. 1929 feet thence. running
y. 12As deg. w. 100 feet, thence \. 77S
deg. f. 90 feet thence $. l2k deg. +. l5i
feet thence s. 77h deg. W. $40 feet
thence 5. l2A deg. +. 800 feet thence :
~ deg. w. leo feet thence n. l2h deg.
800 feet; thence N. l2& deg W. 1855 5-1J
feet thence y. Is deg W. 3O7 feet; thence
\. ~ deg. E. 224 feet; thence S. Is deg.
f.. 3U1 feet; and hence n. 77k deg. E. SIS
feet. to the place Of beginning, c ntain-
ing 4 and $40 acres. Bearings expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic
variation of IL l.2 deg. East.
A copy OF the notice and plat car. be
found posted on the building covering
the weighing scales.
jyli CYRUS F. HORN. Register.
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WITH pleasure, says the Salt Lake
Tribune, we chronicle the orXaniza-
ton of a Stock Exchange in Salt
Lake City. more especially as the
names connected with it comprise
those Of our best citizens, men whose
business record gives additional
weight to the establishment Of such a
feature in our commercial growth.
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CAUTION.
DISSOLUTION OF DOMESTIC co.
PARTNERSHIP.
K. X. MINE. July 10

X. X. MINE, July 10, ls73.
EDITOR SENTINEL: PLEASE IN.
~ sert in rOur daily paper that l..
Thomas Conn. and wife, have this dsy''
July 10. 1873, dissolved domestic co.part.
nershlp, to take effect from date and To
he in full force for everinore; and /.
Thomas Conn, forbid each and eyerv
man, or men, not to trust her, the said
Mrs. Conn, on my account, as | will not
be responsible Tor debts contracted by
her. THOMAS COTN'
tvlltf
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ENGLAND.


IONDON, july III.
The case for the prosecution against
the Tichborne claimant closed to-day,
and the trial was adjourned until the
2lst instant.
A Vienna special says an attempt
was made Yesterday to fire the Expo
sition building. Correspondents, and
other persons who have returned here,
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A CANDIpATE.-James L. Parker,
one OF the editors and proprietors of
the Inyo Independent. has been NOM
mated for the Assembly. James is a
handsome. bright young man, and we
hope be may succeed.
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MARSHAL IMAGINATION, having
learned by actual experience that
1.-The pen is mightier than the sword
has appointed five editors to esponsi-
BILE positions in his Cabinet.
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MURDER.-B. f. Norcross, recently
released from San Quentin OH bail,
and awaiting a new trial, was shot at,
and killed, in Healdsburg, on the
evening of the 4th inst. Thomas P.
Maxwell has been arrested on u
piciOu.
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BERLIN, july TO-.

BERLIN, July 10.
A dispatch from Breslau SAYS a
violent type of cholera has appeared
in that city. There have been IS
cases, "a fatal. In L%anterburg 80
miles northeast of Strasburg 5 cases,
4 fatal.
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INSTALLATION.

THE OFFICERS OF CHARITY RE.
VIII be installed on FRIDAY EVEN.
NC, July. II, 1873. All Scarlet Degree
Mfuibers In good standing are invited
to be present.
C.. q. HUBBARD, W. d. D. G. NJ.
Eureka, July s., 1873. iyoti
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BORN.

In Dayton. July 4. to the wife OF j. r.
Millsap. a son.
In Reno, Julys, to the wife Of Frank
Bell. a daughter.
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DIED.

In Eureka, New. July 10, Swan Walters,
q native OF Sweden.
The funeral Will take Place to-day, at
8 O'Clock =. NJ, from the Episcopal
Church. Friends, acquaintance, and
the public generally, are invited to at.
tend.
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MARRIED.

In Virginia City. July 6. NJ. C. Murphy
to Olivia Morgan.
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CONNECTICUT,

HARTFORD, July 10.
The house of 1hos. Adams, at
Weathertield, was burned early this
morning. One child was burned to
death, and it is feared that two others
cannot live.
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VI

hint that the building will probably
be burned soon.
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Arw Io-nap.
LIST OF LETTERS

o9EMAINING IN THE rOSTOFLlIh
in Eureka, Nevada, July lOrlsis;
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Please say advertised"
Jrll j. NJ. HAMMER, P. NJ.
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Social Party. Tuesday night pleasant
social party Was given by. Mr. & Mrs. a. J.
Pierstoff, OF Spring Hill, in which quite a
number Of Bozemaniies participated The
merry dance commenced at an carly hour,
al.d continued without interlnission, except
to partake:of tile si,inptuous repast provided
by the amiable hostess, until O'Clock the
following morning. AIcssrs. Ellis, Bateman.
Hemingway & w. Pierstorf were the recep-
ton committee, and By their suayiiy and
courteous demeanor contributed largely TO
tile general enjoyment. The affair was dcci-
dedly the best of the season.
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Road NOTICE.

;orxrY cLxHx's oFFIeE, RozEAAs, NJ 2.
YT5O ALL WHOM II MAY. CONCERN: Take mo- no.
flee: That petition of the citizens " Elk
Grove pgecinct was presented TO the Beara of Pan-
missjoners Of Gaiatin county. ut heir l,ecelnnsr
Ttrni, 1871, tor county roa connsnclnx =! IN. IN,
or0ssings0f Middle presk, the W corner OF the
NE n Of thf Of section one township san.n.
range east thence due south 70 the " corner OF
the s M OF the 3( OF section twelve township
south, range east, Ms near said line as pract-
cable sl,ancc in south east direction 70 tbs noun
taius west OF Mllle creek
Also petition Signed by the citizens Of the se~
ersl precincts for county road g the silver mines
tie south esst quarter 81 seUtlon swelvs fowpship
two south. range Aye east thence hy the post dir
cot course to the homestead OF b. r, Green. Oh
MAlia creek; thence Insouslt westerly direction 70
secfian eleven, township three soith range four
east. q The lntersectioh OF the s'reI,ose county
Ta.s tss e'a, thence n, e , ias si,i I
and Cherry Cresk ropdsc 81 erect good and SUBJ
ro, i to The tailpiy ls, 10 coaisot With road
rlnlKa From tht point to III; Cherry Greek mines
AliieEsons ebkttlng % the granting e any of
said films are reqliessr 10 appear ut my ehieas
III t0xein.lf, nj. II, the irst Monday n March,
1874. AMI show cause, il any they hAve ~ car.
why said petition u any of them should rs'e ~
SrHnle,is - A1H GRAHAM. tAssk
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svxMo,,ks,
Montana Territcgy, J

Montana Territcyy, ess5 -,
County of Gallatin, So.
& District Court, First judicial District,
s. T. HOFFMAN. aud Joseph Holman, parties hn--
i,;. bu simcss Under the rm name and style o. .iL.
Holzm,n q Era.. plaintiffs, W. Richard Y. Ihomp-
SON, Defendant
Action brought in snItt Court E
The people Of the Territory OF Montana scnd
greeting to Richard G. Thompson:
Yoll ,iIe hereby notified to appear ip m seton
bro,,e LIT against you by the above tIicd fiain'Hs
in the said District GOrt. and to answer the COM
plaint Gled therein within ten (ID) days texcisNe
az the day of seryice) after the service on You oi
this sunlJIons--f served within this e0unfyi or,
served ont Of this county, but in this strct Win
in twenty (2O) days Otherwise, within forty Gays
or Judgment 5y ,lefait will be takeI hgAinst Fon
according to the PRAYER OF said compliant, ecpy OF
wh ch accompanies this writ
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail TO ef-
penr aud answer the said complaint, ~ above re-
CURED the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment ag s1na
Won Tor the said sum oeFe hundred md forty-ses.'
and as-laa dollars, with legal interest therso
e,sts ofsut.
the sum ct Five hundred and forty seven ami as-lao
dollars due nom the defendant to the plaintiffs.
1t,,o accrtai Pr0missnry Note set ontpnd descrtb-
ed in the complaint fled herein, With interest on
sail SUM and costs or suit. sg8N s9ss.laa t.3af
4 Given under my hand ana the seal Of said Coury:
III BozenIi, this 27fh Gay Of December, A. D.lsis
shsss Sss "a THEO. MUFFLY. Elark,
nv o. r. MASON, Deputy Clerk.
EDWARDS a yTfIOy, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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DIED.

Cox-On Saturday, February l.. 1873, il this city,
months.
TRAeEY-On Monday night, February 5. ISIS, In
this city, infant son 0f Mr., and Mrs ~. h.
Tracey, aged about one aaodth. g 81
We offer our sincere c.pndolence to Mr..
and Mrs, Tracey, who have recently suffered
the loss Of two precious household jewels.
Two darling children have been snatched
from, them BY tho hand death. which hi,
east 1 gloom over the once happy household
which the kind sympathy Of their man,
friends cann g for y time " dispel.
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IssrAllArlos.-At tl.4regular meeting Of

INSTALLATIONS. rat tlleregalar meeting o
Pleasant VaIlty Lodge No. ~. !. o. G. Z. the
following officers were installed for the guar
ter commencing February l.. 1872:
w TIC L Weaver.
W T--Wilda Swan.
w RS-GW Dickson.
w T-R McLeon.
w S-N D Swan.
w CT Mcleod.
w M--Enos Swan.
4WIG-A Mccormack. a;agGq 8
70 CD Swan.
PW Tt B Weaver.
.ttssg APPOINTED OFFICERS:
S-V d Swan.
d No J Luce. -af.,z.. s.....-1.
!; Ri S---Mary Swan.4q qa3 III i4 4tEt
J. II S-H Harbaugh. 4siia saf'7
d G w C IA Mccormack.
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ozeman, NJ. T., January 3tth, 1s7;

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.--Dr. Hunter is in
receipt of an analysis of one and a "a gal
Ions Of water from his springs on the Vel
aowstone. made by j. Il. yanizant, analyti-
cal chemist, Of New York. whichs is highly
satisfactory to- the doctor. 1t shows the
water possesses great medicinal virtues and
curative properties. DR.. Hunter is having
his springs well improved to accommodate
visitors the coming season, and we have no
doubt thousands will 60 to tile White Sui
a,llur Spring next summer for health and
pleasure. Ii il an easy day g ride from Bozc-
snan to the springs, over good road
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Ear FINE GooDs.-At the Kiyus you will
always be sure to find clloice havana Cigars
OF our own selection from the largest stock
in the Territory. Fresh Lager always on
dr;ught. None but the fines. brands of
Whisky. Brandy, Wine, Gin and Rum ever
is passed over our counter. If you don't
think there is good leather IN US call and see,
If Mounts & Worshain, Prop'rs.
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s. 3. BOWEN,
REUBEN FOSTER,
w. Ell. BABCOCk,
j. NJ. CASrNER,
II A pnTrSL

Two OF the three named were Immediately
arsested on the warrant Of the Jldge. and
were lodged in Jail to abide the result Of
an examination to be had as soon as convent
eat and proper. In the ,neantiine, the civil
authorities, apprehensive Of 4 repetition Of
the violence lately committed. had these
parties placed in the custody Of the military
authorities at Fort Ellis, where they now
are, the officers and command Of that post
rendering every available means to yildicate
the supremacy of the law. the preservation
pfpeaee and the maintenance of public or
der. We hope to give the result of the ex.
animation in,this Issue. but at the present
writing casi,,s,t. rs that proceeding las not
been hid vi Aina ceek, ia our sncial little
city, four deaths by violence have occurred.
May We not truly say thai it has been a
week Of Horror -
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sg PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. :

We are closing out our entire stock of
!, Groceries. Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., at
cost prices. We will also take UNION
Mills xxx Family Flour at market
rates In exchange for goods at cost.
Come with your Produce and Cash, and
examine our goods and prices.
rs ~, 1s 't ELLIS & DAVIS.
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NOTICE.

A change having taken place IN the firm
of Wilson q Rich. the old accounts must be
settled up without delay. To insure imme.
<liate settlement, we will take grain and -four
at market rates. and invite allstliosc indebted
to us to come forward at once and make ar.
arrangements for delivery. 1879
~. :s' WILSON Is RICH.
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ron WASHINGTON.
Claims Collected.

The undersigned intends to leave for
Washington about the 10th Of December, to
remain till the 4th of March, and will give
prompt attention to all business sent HIM.
After the 10th Of December my address will
be 400 Third street, Washington, ID. e.
t JOHN T. BRUCE,
BOzenlaI NJ &c
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Eimes md Places for Holding Ceurss ~
the Territory Of Montana.

xfF kUPREME COUNT. ~
At yirgin u. CITY, first Monday il ia uary ana Sec
ond Monday III August.
UNITED STATES pIsTRIcr copKTa.
Fir.t Disfrict--At Virginia City 9rst Nrnaa! IN
April, sece I'd Monday in july anu secona MOI
day ia November. "a
eeoad Disfrict-At deer Lodge thru Money 10
April, first Monday in September, ANA hrss Mo'i-
81. day in DECEMBER. ~ atg syfsa3,si s5}.-
Third Districs--At Helena, INST Monday IN Marcs,
4ff Hrst Monday ia July, and fourth MONDAY IN oo-
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
fir.f Dsiricf-In Madison County, 1T virginia Ci.y'
. arst Monday in April, second Mohday III 0uly
and second Moniay'in November. H.
III csallatin County. ut IS. :en'n, arst Mont'sy ~
March AM, fifth Monday in October. s4a / I,
In Jefferson County, ut RadersbnrE, second Mon.
day in May, and first Monday in October.
second Dsfricf--Decr Lodge County. at Deer Lodge
CITY, thirt Monday in April first Msnaay III
Scrtomber and first Monday in Decsnber.
In Missoula County. at Missoua, fourth Monday
in June and secsnd Monday ~ November.
In beaver Head County, Bannack hrst h0nday y
June, and third Monday in October
third Disfrict-lm Lewis and Clark County, at Hel.
ena, first Monday In March, lrst MONDAY ~
July,s and fourth Monday in October
In Meagher County, fourth Monday IN May ano
fourth Monday "A November,
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hllpersons indebted to us arc hereby notified
hat We will take FLOUR and GRAIN in payment,
and Ne will allow the highest market pr ices Tor the
some. Delivery mus be made within fourteen days
from this .iate. y
All accounts cot paid by that time will be pla ced
IN the hands Of an attorney for, collection.
BLUM II ENGLSsER-
tBozeman, NJ. r.. January 3Dth 1873 EF