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January 1. 1851; ana SEQ $50 will mature jan
uary 1, 1886.
While the resolutions of the State of Ken
tucky require that these bonds shall all be paid
and the mortgage discharged before the sur
render of the canal to the United states, and the
bones do not all mature until the year1SS6 and
supposed To be distributed Among great NUN
Der of unk nown holders, the difficulty of carry
ing into effect the provision OF Congress msy be
readily seen.
Ii Congress would authorize the Secretary of
the Treasury, with the con, ent of the state OF
Kentucky, TO take possession of the canal upon
paying the floating debts OF the cOmpany pur-
chasing the i've shares of stock and assuming the
payment OF the bonds secured by the mort age
when matured, with authority 70 yur chase them
al any time previously, rs circumstances would
warrant, one great obstacle in the way of ac-
comprising this most desirable result would be
removed, and the cost thereof might be dis
tTibuted over n period of several years.
While this subject was under consideration q
Communication vas received from the presi-
dent Of the company under date of July o. 1873
infor the Department that "the Louisville
and Portland Canal Company has been sued in
the Louisville Cnancery Court by the devisees
OF Colonel Jehn Campbell for nearly All the
land owned by the company"
This suit. which is now pending, and IL I'M
ders'ood to involve the title to all or nearly all
the land through which the canal runs, has 40
charged the aspect Of afsirs, that I deemed 1t
the part OF prudence, within the discretion in
toward paying the debts Of the company until
these facts should be laid before Congress for
its consideration and action thereon.
The Secretary closes by referring to the re-
ports from the several bureau reports, and COM
m. nds them TO the consid erati0n of Congress as
showing the extern. and condition of the business
Of the department in all its numerous branches
and the faith fulness, Industry and integrity
with which the same has been conducted du-
ring the past year BY all persons employed In
the service.
Following the secretary's report proper Is an
appendix, giving . detailed statement ~ to the
financial condition Of the government
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~The Louisville board of trade closed it,
doors yesterday, having no funds to meet it
expenses.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NEW YORK. Friday Dec. TO- 1873.
The weather to-day was very uncomfortable
for outdoor business and there hardly any sales
those effected at the public auction marts. These
were follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
5ltuoiions Uanieo-- Malcs.
Clerks Statesmen. &c.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT THR UPTowS
OFYtKs, No. 81 IL we. Ihirsyseeendn OF 30s wes.
HARLEM OFFICE 1856 FOURTH between
ssd at the BROOkLYS
BRANCH OFFICE No 323 WAsingont, nsxs door the Post
Once. mp " 3 p m. al regular shee fAtss
DARKEEPER or WAITER.-By German
10 young man would like place either Baieeper Waiter
branches .hcoughy can innnh excellent city refer
will out at moderate
suited a OpkLLs AGkhCf 100 Net 3tLs
tornor Broadway. Inquire for o. =
CHANDELIER CIiASlNG-By an English
ma. i.s, arrived thorough Al, can farnish rrf
,tsuoss rom nrsnd ssp,ey having worked dss boas
go, mni,r.n lpol, 81 ODBLL5 BNDLISH LABOR bURLAU,
I0v w 81 Jln q aofsss RssAasM. iaasirs tot IL v.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20

Sale of horses carriages harness. and general horse
eouipmeus at Nessrs. Barker & Chase's GUY Auction
Mart and n. y Tattrsals, on Saturday. the goth nst
al IL g. ID,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
Board and Rooms Wanted.

Country Board.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
" Anhsnt Nasa Of Paralysis forms
Diseases Csnis.,sd Croetsi Feet Hsnd
Joints wry Hssi yuss Dsnss all Dsopss
Nsrsa D.sAsss Diseases Br.a Hear and Laag Hr,sn
q. W. khODkb. NJ D. Medical Drseser
New-York tribune., 1873-12-20
8ituaticns manteo- : Males
Coachmeu.
Coachmeu. +,
A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN wishes
"us,on COACHMAN or other capacity excellent ref
efem" Cal or 1ddress.lI2 Wcst 2ythst

Young thoroughly nfefstani the Uire ana Nan
Horses stylish Ctr Daver furnish eight yesu @
In ~ n?n last employer Can be al ODRLbS AGBhCi
loy "es' J3hsL corner Brosdwsy.
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MINING MArTERs.-1he mining season,
now closed, has been the best average one
for the miners Of Deer Lodge county they
have ever had. The long season, the TN
usual abundance Of water through the
summer and until the late freeze, and the
general productivcness Of the mines have
contributed in gratifying measure to the
prosperity Of the country, and the mining
element asa class is in better financial COLI
dition than for several preceding years. Bit
siness men note cash sales larger, collections
easier and money more plentiful than last
year, q Judgment sustained by the showing
Of the County Treasurer S collections before
the list inst, when the additional per cent.
il added. Notwithstanding the large entry
Of lands for patent, no diminution Of gold
product is noticeable by reason thereof.
On some, work progresses as though not
entered for patent; other Of the lands en-
tered have never been worked, and in other
instances they were lands laid over from
year to year for want Of water. Very
considerable bodies Of l,ar land, not here
tofOrc worked, will next year be mined,
and they are Of = character that It il
believed will not only produce largely but
with the methods and appliances purposel,
will instigate the occupation and develop,
ment Of thousands Of acres Of bar lands
heretofore passed by as unavailable. 1t is
fair to assume, that, with an ordinarily
favorable length Of season and quantity OF
water, next year We will have fully as pros
porous and productive mining season as
the present, and, not unlikely, better ono.
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THE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR DECEM-
BEN.-With this issue the eleventh volume
Of this admirable magazine is completed,
and We say with pleasure that it is one Of
the best numbers ever placed before the
public. Its varied table Of contents pre-
sents more than the usual proportion Of
western geographical and other articles,
and in this respect is exceedingly instructive.
The following articles may be classcd under
this head: ''Chips from an Indian Work.
shop" "The Lost Lead" "Life in Mazat-
lan," "Daisy's Mission" "New Zealand, !"
PARKS and Plcaurc Grounds" "a Memory
Of the Sierra " Seeking the Golden Fleece,
No. w." "Klamath Land; - and under
"Etc," We find most exhaustive article
upon clicks Observatory Project" and
also a collection Of facts about United
States Coast Survey Work, !" which we hope
will continue to have place in such a
permanent form for preservation. joaquin
Miller writes about "Gcncva and Chillon.' u
In other rcspccts-stories and poetry-its
reputation is well maintained the poem
withheld by Miss Coolbrith, being
particularly pathetic. In the announcement
for 1874, accompanying this number, thu
publishers state that they have secured thu
services Of Benjamin T. Avery as editor
detailing the articles in hand and promised
by able writers, among them a paper on tn
"San Francisco Vigilance Committee o
1885," by General VIM. T. Sherman. Tn
future of this magazine is very promising
and to those who really desire an intercstin:
instructive publication We can confidentl!
say "take this onc." The twelfth volume
commences with the January issue, AM
orders ought to be sent in promptly. :
per annum. John II. Germany & Co.
Publishers, San Francisco, Cal.
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Personal.
Rev. Hugh Duncan left for Madison and
jefferson counties, ON Thursday.

Rev. Hugh Duncan left for Madison and
jefferson counties, on Thursday.
"All was quiet on Flint Creek " the he.
ginning Of this week-Matt. Wallworth
Esq. being in Deer Lodge.
Col. W. F. Sanders; Col. W. F. Chadwick
and John Shober ESQ.,, are present in i'm
portant cases before the court.
Mr.. Chas. s. Reynolds Of Helena, has
been present during the term Of Court as
Deputy for Z. s. Marshal Wheeler.
Mcssrs. J. s. McAndrews, Nelson VOL
verton and Phil. E. Evans, District Asses
sors, were present with the Board Of Com
missioners this week.
Messrs. Thomas. G. Power and II. d.
Cpham, Fort Benton; and Messrs. W. F.
Ensign and Chas. E. Giddings, Blackfoo'
Agency; are in the city.
J. Sidney Osborn will leave next week
for the States, to remain during the winter
He will first visit relatives in Indiana and
90 East, purchase in New York, and Boston
in March.
NJ. Il. Page, Esq, U. S. Attorney; Mr.
J. p. Reinhard, Missoula; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ". Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Birds
eye and Miss Clark Blackfoot, and Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts, Pioneer, arc il
town.
DR.. d. F. Ogden, Surgeon Dentist, wh'
is announced to he here Dec. IT,, is said t.
be graduate Of regular Dental College
has the most reliable references, and man
ufacturcs patent plate, the best improve
ment made in artificial plates. Persons re
quiring dental services, will do we'll to Civ
him call and examine his work.
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ARRIVAL: AT n: SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer Lodge. Montana. tar the Week End
ing Dec. 4. 1873.

I,r.,y. hn,.n'wr @i-NaJ Bi-g-. 'oh'" \
L..s 80 Hricai ! q Brown. PHI HH'"'"fh. c'S;
f.. i3rIn rlamr, Jt- ibasi''ron. + E'i''Imo'c'
ll.U,h,Y jnhn Grey. Pioneer; John Downing.
irDl;" u ArrInr. I!i'h!and. 7 :"='".. Black
n,t II ~, Uuh,.;E ~mir.nn: NoIl''. Hiss"n!a:
u. E.r.,.r. BNrhtoDl. rMtIrE Murphy, PhiIip-
! pI.,rhHIL aI.sulI,a: Mat Waiw,rih lien
n,uu II NtluhiiI ik.irEn.
,.rr, %,rrruh,, M tuii.. II lena: q ID
I,IlJ En!l,arn. j y yf".iou valley: Jor Lcssa'd.
r...i.,r. v " Tn,tta-. u T Evan, LrH"nGood.
10. THOMAS. T. nua'd. Warm Springs: Isaac
I,.,. ~ hurry. Pioneer: Lpmm". SfrNnsrll'":
,lil r,a'r,r. PAiIp.hur.: J ! Beck, Divide: is
lrnIa. A MrrAil. famhiil: & J"nr"ys. George
iour .cuIIiu... Muus'i rc"k L"Or.c M"aU-!ahd.
H.t.,.. :, u Dnur'. CIV: X - L"gait, Vipond: ID
Il" 49,. " Il f'H.'u-om, E!"nd.vlr: johnson.
'.h'
...,iay %ul"4ltrr aD-% Ei'"nrtt. Lost ,'rrck: Jno
w,.. VT K.uuou. u VI Trs-k. city, G spoon"r
Il,r.lvpl rla~ 'cop'r j II Read. e " Barber. 4 i
JtI.n de-" rIiu, GREEK: Gi!b;onson FhilipshTtg:
.lrr. l.l H. j y Rii'. q " Kent. Pioneer: + II Bnz
/rl. ,wn " Bark. GoM rsccs; u ra=", Rld"r-
bu;
Mnplny. Dccr,nrrr I.--'. H,.dc. ! u Jon"s,
gnt.r :!ool; 4 Mrphai'. Yamhill: Sam Louis. Thos
>u,,. am TLunl,.u,i, n l. Mctcaif, y Vaughn.
rIqnr,u: q Is Ealrrrton, Y OTTO. city: l. J. smith.
III, .,o,,h: " Palmer. Lower Warm Springs; Vim
j u,r. Emrhln Truckcd. rpver " arm Springs: JAS
Conan ,dir: jas t,uudw in. - Whiicrat, Fifcr
ish Eater. valley. 4 j Nrg"y. Collins, + BILL
Nm l.uhbird ard wife. E,Acs:oot: Morgan james,
God nvpn: y =" rrictr. Drnv."y Crock: JAS Grant.
Ju,l,. Doaur. sun River: Il koberts and wife, l. i
Eulnrrr, zoe Alien, Pioneer " Cannon. He'll
t.uir: andrew Bo,rn, Moose Greek: is McAndr"ws.
pAiliprhul2: John " Stourr Wnshington: Tom II
O,o.nrr. Pat Doory. { A Small iica,town, Henry
Eurs J = Rodgers. q A Baker. Mis.oula.
tn. slay December mike Gilmore, u e M"tcai.
mi Ms.ipvrin, j q Brown, Jas Wakefield City: {
" Ituni jas prr.iI, " + M!l!cn. Il Mct'!ar, Vim
Lam, L Noble. = King. Jar u Piper, Jas Murray,
John = Jones. Mikc ODouHcll, Peter Mcmahon, T.
FIpyrmnn. " BnitcImorc. Geo Parker, Pioneer: y q
Brown. Wm Dounry, John " simpson, 7 & Warren,
Yanhii': T. II Butler, Butte; Jacob Herman, N
Wu,yrtun, Rocker. } + Beck, Divide: IIurper.
Eauikiaul. Thor Love, silver Bow; Jas Brady, Bear
town: J y Fcttlr Film, Creek: Il II Porter. Butte.
Wednesday, Drcriaber 3--P II Fowlrr. VIM Milling
Dutch Henry. Pioneer: MOll.r, Geo kenncrly. Tim
Foster, : Coffin, Mssoula: Phi Mriovern, City;
Nikon, Yaml,il Cha. ouh Helena; Hume,
Bate. a smith. valley.
Thpr.dlay. November I'D Laity. GO Bags, Thos
II irvine, TIC irvine, city, john Ynnicll. " T
Ballard, u u J"r.rr. & II A-hmrair. W Magill. j
IIclrv. 7 Mill. T. ribb"tl-. Pioneer: y Whit
,r,li q IuIswouh, vith'y: III f"rr"s. dos Hands.
EIarktou': j N iIutwrit. ""rryman tie'.: Meade.
H,si- - ifiJn: Geo PritckH' German .uIch.
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LIBRARY LECTURE CouRsE-We have
pleasure in announcing that Hon. D. s.
Wade. Chief Justice of Montana will deliv-
or on Wednesday evening next, the first OF
a Course Of Lectures for the benefit Of the
Library Association. the subject being
1.-The Influences that Direct aud C"ntro!
Civilizatinm.'' As will bc seen by the adj
vert .cmcnt. other able and distinguished
gentlemen will lecture during the season,
and it is a qualification we feel sure all our
good citizens will participate in that VIC are
to lave series al instructive and interest
inc entertainments. the proceeds Of which
are to go to a public institution. 1t is in
the experience "f most persons who have
lived in new towns, that, willie most BEN
ciicial. Public Library is one Of the most
difficult things to establish and sustain
without il, becoming swampcd in debt and
a burden t" its supporters. The Deer
Lodge Association organized last spring to
he prepared for thorough and effective
working this winter. Within it was Or
yamizcd Literary Society, that aside from
the cnj"ymcnts Of sucl, u society, the Ii
brary might have an organized body active
" and continually interested in it rs an
eventual object. The result is a comf"rta-
bly, furnished room, an excellent supply Of
periodical literature. a fair nucleus of
hooks, larger membership and regular
attendance at present than at any previous
time. ami st are not il. debt. The desire is
now to acquire from the proceeds OF the
Lecture Course funds for the purchase Of Il
sufficient number Of standard and current
publications to render it advisable to place
The circulating works Of the Library under
the charge Of the Librarian in some public
place and constitute it, under proper rules,
a Public Library. To do this the Society
has used cndcavor to procure the best
available talent in Montana on the Lecture
Stand, and We gratefully acknowledge 4
most generous response. There has never
been announced in the Territory ~ distin-
guishcd an array Of talent and clnquencc.
II is now with our people to recognize it by
liberal support and good audiences, and we
trust that which will greet the Chief Justice
on next Wednesday evening will be worthy
of the occasion and an suspicious omen for
those to follow. Let the Library Lecture
Course be sustained and looked to as the
best feature Of our winters social enjoy
mcnts.
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FIREMAN's BALl--Thc Ball given ut
Imperial Hall by Deer Lodge Fire Co. No.
1, on Thursday evening, was A No. las
thoroughly enjoyable and enjoyed as.coul'l
be. There were eighty-two tickets sold, and
probably one hundred and fifty persons
present. The music under direction and
lead of Mr.. J. Il. Caven, including two
violins, violincello, cornet and piano was
supcrb-the best We have ever had. Prof.
J. N. Hartwell was Prompter. The sup
per at the Scott House was fine, and elected
the admiration Of the ladies' and heartiest
attention Of the gentlemen. The Company
had the Hall elegantly decorated with
cyergrens and pictures and the floor
management was all that could be desired.
In fact the ball was a success IN every par
tic1lar. The participants did not disperse
until nearly 4 A. n. 1t will Ike pleasantly
remembered, and the best We can wish the
Fire Company is that their succeeding
Hops may be as successful.
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0OOO Yards Carpet, al Varieties, ut
Oh CNAS. BLUMS.

THE Doc CREEK MINEs.-Mr. John Is.
Williams, Of Greenwood, interviews to the
following effect on the Dog Creek mines
located above that station. There are now
recorded 45 claims below discovery and 90
claims above discovery on the Right Fork
and Main Fork, the upper claims being up
near the summit. There arc about 80 men
at work and the most Of them will be en-
uloyed during the working weather Of the
winter in running drain bitches and strip
ping claims. There arc now some 20 or 20
cabins scattered along the gulch, seven or
eight of them being grouped near together.
1t is designed to establish q town there, and
call it Adamsvillc after the discoverer Of
the gulch, Mr.. Cal. Adams. Since the
discovery Of the Betty Gilbert, VIM. Barry
has struck a quartz lead on No. above
and is sinking on it. A considerable num-
Der Of men are going in and coming out
constantly. The indications are favorable
for Dog Creek next year being fair mining
camp.
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Local ereVfties.

Court will continue until the holidays.
The last Bismarck Tribune come on
wrapping paper.
Christmas is billed to arrive Oh two
weeks from next Thursday.
The County Commissioners will settle
with Treasurer Kennon to-day.
The County Commissioners have been in
session all this week: the proceedings will
be given next week.
See ..ad' Of Wick Floral Guide and send
FOR it. Every farmer, gardener and house,
keeper should have copy.
County warrants were sold at 75c last
week this. however, was an unuusal price,
they being in demand to pay taxes.
Bitter Root Bitters prepared by IIencke 4
Mcfarland, Missoula, are in the market in
elegant bottles, and have laid "An.-stora''
in the shade.
The pcnitcntiary enclosure has been ex-
tended 100 feet southwark, giving ampler
yard room for the accommodation Of con-
tractors employing prison labor.
Mr.. Addison Smith, Superintendent Of
Schools for this county, informs us the first
apportionmcnt Of school moneys will he
ready for distribution next week.
We are informed that during the present
year 1000 acres Of mining ground has been
surveyed in the vicinity Of Pioneer and
Pixies Peak and patent applied for.
Somebody gives this sketch Of a winter
day:
"a sonbrc blur of clond roof gray.
Though through its cracks the SKY peeps fair;
4 shvcring trouble IN the air,
A. Earth were ont Of sorts to-day
The Postmaster General has ordered the
discontinlance Of Of the Post Office ut
keatingvillc, jefferson Co., and Middle
Creek. Gallatin Co.. and has appointed
John McCourt, p. N. at Springvillc, Jcffer-
son Co.
1t j, sometimes as difficult to get rid Of 4
thing as to get. For instance, Mr.. J. C..
Robinson two years ago got the District
Attorneyship. On last Saturday he desired
to turn it over to his successor Mr.. A. E.
Mayhem. 1t required the unremitting cx-
crtions Of about 90 or 30 Of the boys For
eight hours to perform the operation, and
finally after turning it inside out, and
upside down and dancing on ii and putting
champagne and cigars on the light end.
and singing to it $50 Sweet-ly'' it turned
ansl-anotl,er soul was made happy.
"Sigma," former Supervisor Of this
Road District, responded to ali item in the
New NORTHWEST stating there had been
"a latent feeling Of dissatisfaction with the
administration Of affairs in this District -
with letter making wild fight for vindi.
cation. Being too diffuse, and in view Of
the fact that no charges had been laid at
his door, and that the matter was not one
Of public interest, and that space is Of
value, VIC had to omit it.
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Physicians and Dru9Rists,

A prominent New York physician lately COM
planned to DUNDAs Dick about his SANnALwOOD OH
CAPSULES. Stain. that sometimes they cured miracu
Onsly, but that patient of his had taken them for
sometime without effect On being informed tina:
several limitations were made and sold. he inquired
ana found that his patient had been taking capsules
sold In bottles, and not DUCDAS DICK b CO.'S.
What happened to this phykician may have hap
pened to Others. and DUNDAS DlCk 4 co take
take this method Of protecting physicians. druggists
anu themselves, and preventing Oh " BANDALwo0p
from coming into Gisreputc.
Physicians who once prescribe the Capsules will
con tnus 20 40 90 Tor they contain the Pure Vi! In
the htst and chsGpsst form.
DUNDAS DICK co. nee moro OIL Of Sands,
wood In the manufacture Of their Capsules than all
the Wholesale and retail druSgsts and pcrfumers In
the United States combined and this II tho sole RIA.
son why the PURE all Il sold cheaper In their capsules
than In any other form.
OIL OF HANDALWOOD Is fast supeycediug every
other remedy, sixty Capsules only being required to
insure safe and certain euro In six sr eight days
From no other medicine can this result bs hNl.
DICKS SOST CAPsULEs solve the problem lon.
considereu by mnny eminent physicians, Of how "
avoid the nausea and disgust experienced In swallow.
Ing. which arc well known To detrxct from, II not
destroy the good effects Of many valuable Remedies
Soft Capsules are put up In tinfol and neat boxes,
thirty ~ cach and are the only capsucs prescribed by
- TA.se vsrs to only capss!ss oa,"lsssa D II.
Send for circular tn No. s. Wooster street, New
York
SOLD AT AL DRUG SToR1S.
General Agency. 10 Reade street. Ny.
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mo. 266
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Tee ~nA n ~ Nnu Oh I,


HELENA, N. T., Nov. u. 1874
Notice IL hereby published that FINS b MILLER
JOSEPH A. Hf De, and JOHN H. ROGERS. whose
postofice address y Deer Lodge Deer Lodge county
NJ T., and CICERO j. MANNING, whose p.lstOt Ice
address IL Yamhill. Deer Lodge county. MT, have
this day ilel their application for patent 70 their
placer mining claim, situated in the locality known a.
Willow Creek. In no organized mining district. in
Deer Lodge comfy. Montana Territory, said claim
being recorded In The office Of the Di.trct Recorder
Of Pixies Peak Mining District, IN the county afore-
sad and being described in the plat and field notes
Of the survey VI said claim Oh file in this Office -
follows: BEGINNING At a post froro which the corner
to township north III ranges ~ and II west Oh the
I'd standard parallel north hlars N Is de-. n min y:
distant chains, running thence 8. 81 deg w. ~ ~
chains to tree. thence N IS deg W. 1l4O chain. to
tree. thence >. 81 deg W. IT, chains to post,
thence Sc deg T. % chains to pOst thence N. 80
deg 10 chains post. THENCE \: ~ deg y min +
IL - chains u q tree thence N. ~ deg 10 min II.
is II chains to tree thence 30 deg Is min W. 50
chains to the place Of beginning. designated ~ Lot
No. ~. in township north OF range II west. con.
tanning Il Nj 100 ncres upon which claim copy Of
their notice Of intention t. apply for patent and dia
gram Oi said survey were posted on the 10Th day Of
November. 1S7a No near Or adjoining claimants 4"
said premises. W. {. CHILD, Register
WV. JOHNSON. Atty for claimants. 3l6od
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STEALING OUR THUNDER.

UNITED STATES CASES. The United
States cases against Indian agents and 9TH
era having passed through the preliminary
stages, will come up for trial in the next
few. days, the first case-that against ThoA.
c. Power and II. ID. Cphaan- being set for
this morning. They arc important caaes
and attract much attention.