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ITO LET--FLOORS g ROOMs) IN NICE BROWN
i stone house in Ffty-second street every improve
mcnt; so and $l5 a month W. 7. EMBLER, s77 Thirt
avenue. cor3er Fifty third street.
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ITO LET-PART OF STORE AND BASEMENT 500
, Greenwich street, between Duane and jaw street
Apply at 81 Jay street.
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Two LET-TwO PAILORS, WITH EXTENSION, ONE
i Room third floor, front Basement, with kitchen
and pantrics, wafer and gas 2sS Madison street. Can
be seen after o'clock.
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nNo LET OR LEAsE-NEAR CENTRAL PARK, on
East Sixty-first street. fine tour story high soop
brown stone Houses cabinet finish all improveme nts
mirrors and gas nxtures immediate possession; rent
low to responsible parties. Apply to owner !. +. BEAL
81 Broad street.
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ITO LET-ON SECOND FLOOR. FRONT DINING
l. Room, Kitchen and four Bedrooms; water gas &c
Inquire at 2l3 West Thirty first street
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ITO LEAsE-ON ACCOUNT OF OWNER RESIDING
in Europe four story brown stone House, handsome
~ furnished, East Thir yfth street. Park
Will be rented only to private family to whose
can be safely trusted.
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ITO LET.-A BARROoM ON A PUBLIC THOROUGH
i fare near Washing ton market furnished complete,
Amply 70 HENRY NJ. BAILEY, 1856 Broomc street, from
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RIO LIFETIME NEW COTTAGES, TWO STORY AND
i basement, In West forth street, Grand Boule-
ward; $3.50 Apply to W. X. MORGAN, $40 Broadway.
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RIO LET-THREE BACK ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR
L 10 nice man and wife, two nice ladies' SIG per
month in rriva e house 1ls Perry street.
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CTEAM POwER--ONE OR TWO FLOORS, Axss, TO
- let; best and cheapest in the city; wood workers;
steam elevators; insurance low. l60 West Twenty
seventh street.
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ITO LET-IN THE NINTH WARD IN GOOD ORDER
and locations, three nice Brick Houses; oil improve
mens; Is rooms 81 zoos IA rooms $500 Cottage on
Ninth avenue 5000. Apply at COS Hudson street.
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ST FLOOR-ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR GEN.,
i ueman and wife, with private table; or first class
Board at Summer rates. also pleasant Rooms on fourth
floor IA East Thirty second street. between 6fth ana
Madison avenues.
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ANNA Dickinson AND rra erAo. g

ANNA Dickinson And fRs STAox-
The runor set a6oat ty = Literary Be.
reau" that Anna Dickinson will appear thu
tall on the stage Of the new Giobo Theatre.
which with additions aud variations has
been travelling through the papers for some
months, 10 denied BY the New York zsjS.ss.
which says:
1t secmG doubtful whether this can be n
accurate rs the scmi.oflicisl announcement
OF leading lecture bureau about the leading
lecturer VI tho country 0ught to be-for
well appear at the opening Of The new Bos.
ton 0lobe Theatre. since there 10 NO new
Boston Gl0bc Theatre. and % far % any,
body knows, 10 10 bS none. She has not
been under the tuition Of Mics Fanny No.
rant. She has not been under the tuition Ut
snybody-for the last twelve years at any
rate. She 10 not under any engagement 10
appear on the stage snywhere-.in spite Of
many tiattcring proposals 10 that eud. She
has not been under any such engagement
She cannot well be since sue % already
bound by over 100 lecture engagements Tor
next wintcr-has promised, after that. =
tour through . new lecture iield that has
long invited her; 10 under contract for Q
new book 70 10 published in November:
and Is just starting on IN eight weeke' trim
through Colorado On the whole. il looks
II Miss Dickinson would not certainly On.
pear on the stage next fall upon the opening
Of the new Boston Globe Theatre, -Bosse1
Herald, Aug. 9th.
The reference 10 tho new lecture field
that has long invited her," suggests fact.
We arc in receipt Of sdvices from Miss
Dickinson, dated Philadelphia, August 10,
stating that much to her regret, she is com.
PEELED at last 10 forego visit 10 the Yell
lowstone National Park this year, bu,
shall ccrtsinly come next year-am making
Ill my plans TO that end" Mics Dickinson
started to Colorado August 18th.
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Personal.

II. J. w. 6toucs returned Wedsesda,
from Snake River.
Hin. A. n. Voolfolk, Of Helena, il max
log . call on Dser Lodge friends.
II. Sam. Nsel. of Murpby, Higgins 4
TO-, has been In town the past week.
NJ. W. W. Jones 10 back from Yreks ant
expects to 80 to Fort Peck early in Sept.
Dr.. Ford, our brilliant old friend Of
Butte, delighted 10 with bic annual visi
this week, and looks - young % many ,
year ago.
III. and Mn. o. B. O'Bannou, Miss vii,
oox and Mis- Forbes. returned from Nlis
sou's on Tuesday, having had deli h,ful
trip.
Ar. Jno. HEIDI, Clerk and Recurssr t'ec,
OF Lewis and Clarke, made % bis first visi,
within the week, and thinks 1.-The trail 10
Bear" 10 pretty good travelling. =
Mr.. ]. N. Sweeney has gone virginiswsrd
with another lot of Furniture. Mcssrs. g.
w. Spear, A. Echols and g. Bernard, Of
W Mor,. n,.- 40. -. a.. g.. L..
rrp,.,.r
MI. 1. ..,u, y,
that It was not probable any Of tho parties
.o,. =" ~. Ms., ' d. no.'. ..'".o ~. e ,"
rrI.. s.., w.. s.s.s ...s..e1 .: /" ~.
.s.r "''@ ''' "''''''' '''' wy ""'" "eA'
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GRAssHoPPERA-Thei nnumcsable horde
hos come down on % like the Assyrisns We
read Of; hsve sat under our vines and 6g
trees Vgurstive,y speakingi have eaten
OF our cabbage; plucked bright flowers from
our door. yards aattered their stssched
muslin wings ''oe'r cabin aud ssy": put
plenty Of eggs (calibrc 1917 ." The market,
and-thsuk fortune, ars gone or going
They have cleaned out gardens eifectually-
except strawberry vines and gravel stones,
bot have done only slight damage to oats
and none u whest. On Thursdsy evening
they had disappeared from the lower valley
and are heading south and southwest. W.
learn that on Sun River they did . great
deal Ok damage 70 oasA It IL estimated
there 10 forty ton or 20 OF egg deposited
In the Valley, and next spring there will Be
. grasshopper crop In every chicken II the
Valley.
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Fall Stock Now Arriving.
T AIDES DRESS GOODS, ETc..
ELANNELs, WOOL sllAwLs AND sCARFs,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Adapted Especially Tor Fail wear.
Finest Stock yet Imported
ArriCtnO Daily ~ ErVress.
&. l. BONNER & co.

CHERRY CREEK AND CLARx's FonK.-A
note from Mr. John Thomas, one of the
wor'hI'y esteemed Pioneer miners Ut other
Gays. but now engaged IL quartz mining At
Cherry Creek. says: "Our quartz still looks
well. We havc our arrss:n running, mere.
y testing ores from the different lOdes, and
they oil give good paying results % far, and
Oh We need Is q more speedy process. I sce
In the New NORTH WEST clippings from
the Ae"ns Courier Of the wonderful rich
ores from Clark's Fork. That's oil right.
perhaps; Bozcmsn would be the Quitting
place. But. my Deer Lodge friends, he not
credu'ous have been at those mines, and
GU" 10 better anywhere else. I heard this
morning that two ,ncn had been killed 1t
a"H Mountain. hut no PARTICULAR. Il may
% "ue' Or not. There were three men In
the party"
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Nelfl(A MEMS.


4 0eea 0ealeAy 0eoaameos 0asooans ~
0suesb vlGUs-Hesssaah
Helena, Ausust %, 4p m.-"ws ci,izsns
Of helena very. mveh Iesret !" learn that
Moi ]. P. Bruce he's abandoned The editorial
management Of tho Rocky ASsssSis 0sssess,
feeling . We do that during his brief edito.
rial nsnsgeaess Of aid psper be nsds Il .
live, independent Journal, devoted 70 shs
enhsncement Of every material interest Of
the Territory Of Montana aad caused sasd
Journal 70 accord with The Views end reject
ihs opis,oss q III tboss having lhe vsal
Interest Of Montana q heart The above
circular , bsisg extensively signsd By The
business men Of the town; - Signatures
are algesdy appssdcd.
jobs Ksaaina, bride and some friends ars
now spending .. few weeks amosg The
wonders OF the Yellowstone. r. Collins, Of
Diamosd, lsfs yesterday for Same plscs,
Maj. fnsigp Agent Of tAe Bhckfees arrived
lass night from Washlssson. Maj. Magia.
nis i expected home ahoas The 1ss Of Sept
II. Hoamas Agent for ksaiias d Blaeker
bsoasbs 10 yesterday 80 ousces gold rotor
Jos. Hinhman was married lest Sunday %
. Philadslphk )ady;..hs and bride ass q,
pscssd hsgs In few daya LEST Barnett
Of ~ Infanssy with = mes hsvs arrived
NON 1oes 6ha., they have been ovsshssl.
Ing and putting In repair The telegraph line
belween here and that post
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LOCAL N EWS s.

JrsTicE.-A letter signed Justice" hsv.
ING some Gays since appeared in the Herald,
and that paper having on succeeding dry
used the name of Miss Lawrence, teacher
in the Deer Lo,gc Public School, In con
nec,on with tho circumstances cited therein
10 such manner that It might be surmised she
had encouraged or at least had prior knowl.
edge of, the publication Of that letter, Miss
Lawrence desires Us 10 state that she had no
knowledge Of its publication, or the intent
to publish il, until after u appeared N
print, that sue had protested against ito pub.
lica,ion and hnd the promise Of those who
controlled it that 1t should not be published
without her previous knowledge. That
promise was violated. THIS statement she
deems 1t due TO herself should lie made.
Our personal knowledge Other opinions and
wishes in regard to the matter, fully sus-
,sins this statement. Miss Lawrence was .
subordinate teacher in the school. TIE
little coIorel boy was under her tuition.
When Tie Board decided him ineligible, she
claimed that tho responsibility Of proilb,>
i,ng his attendance did not devOlve upon
her. She recognized the authority of the
Board; did not presume 70 determine
the law. She regarded II ~ . great
wrong and shame that the little fellow
should he dcbarrcd of educational privileg.
c.. and although having the courage 10
meet tho question, did not have the courage
70 turn the lad away from the school room
door. She admired his bright intellect;
Was willing 10 teach him. But when the
Board by proper notice served on bic mother
bad decided the law was against him, that
ended the matter n q legal question, and
she did not desire its agitation 40 set forth
IL that letter, or In any way, - far - she
was personally concerned. Miss L. u = pro.
fcssIonsl teacher, snd recognizes that these
school troubles will srisr. aud that they arr
best settled IN the communities where they
arise The appearances vi the letter 606se>
qucnt 10 her visit ~ Helena II liable TO be
m'scons'rued, and M the lady has been
frank, fearless, oulspoken aud conscientious
throughout the entire affair, It 10 duo to her
that this very uukiud and very untrue im>
pu'alion should he ut once dispe!lcd.
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ELEGANT FURSIruRE.-During the past
month Peter Lansing has been receiving
from tho East the largest and unexccpt,on,
able the finest lot Of iurniture ever offered
for sale on the west side. 1t includes com.
plese parlor, chamber and dining room se,s,
and some Of them are Of the finest make and
design-inlaid walnut. marble tops, and
superbly upholstered pieces. There are
other sets and pieces Of less costly make and
persons can bc supplied with good furniture
1t prices that will compare Isvorably with
the ordinary manufacture hero. Mr.. Bien
who has chargeof the upholstery department
thoroughly understands bis business and 10
finishing up chairs. sofas. ETC., In Arst rate
style. Its worth while 10 lsok over the
stock and uote the prices d which Il 10
offered, and persons furnishing homes will
find It decidedly to their advantage IN do %.
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3Ds5o8 NDW No07U-WD1-
Our bsief bat delightful summer d nearly
spent. and autumn with his pasti .colesed
leaves. light and shade and 0secy clouda
will soon "reel OF" 70 give plscs 70 bid
snow clad successor With NV breath and
clustering usannes. During his reign, Va
are to be blessed, (lee ~ hope), with the
regular session Of our Territorial Lesisla.
ture, and il 10 our wish that those gentle.
men win well and truly perform their duty,
and carry out, % fas % y within their pow .
er, the wishes and behes,s Of . majority of
their constituents. We write this with due
defcrence), In behalf OF the people Of
our county, and op,ns that there ars
many who are igno,snt of the stand
lhat will Re taken by our members In
both upper and lower House, and for our.
self We plead profound ignorance Of how
any one Of them look upon the subsidy
question, with one exception. The Hon.
W. B. Dance has come out fairly and
squasely - . railroad o. subsidy man.
The iaconisg aas@bers, Cooper and Nail,
Ics'e, orc - yss onisied troops: and 10 ase
moi oesiais what thsis posis,oo may Be, -
they were not elected Sssiaissk % thas Il.
see. OF nss~A Kssiey, Aihsn. 0sas ID
Dean We ass upcsssais. and shoala sss b
fousd fsslt With fos having ssch. "a opss.
lon; their coa'se il thesxtrasd,nasy session
va, mot 70 put too i'ae sposnt 1poo II, !" -
II. Svsssby would remark, rather esrsi,c;
~ lsase % subsidy msites2
These fore, We wosld suggsss, hat our
Legislators tsxosptiug Ncssss. Nevoonsr and
Roges, who win b found, II defeated, with
their beck % The 6eh aud their feet 70 the
foe'1 within the ensuing. thsee weeks t.
come ont In card and state simply asd
briefly, wherc their cons,,uenis may loOk
for their votes, provided the subsidy ques>
lion 10 moossd during he term Of the com.
ing session. Wherefore ws rei.erate u eap.
tioo, sad say, ''Spesk, a. forever sitter holo
yoar peace" 0AxDuarso.
ytsSs Cn1sk vAaasy, An. n. 1sys.
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II Zoa want doe candies s., g y -, :, -.

NuRrnY, Hl0oIHs + Co.-Attent1on 10
directed to ,hs special Inducements the
abovs tirm orc offering 10 retail purchasess.
They hsvc IN ample and complete stock ct
nrst class goods, and hsvinG determined 70
give attention to The retail trade, ~ we'll -
the wholesale. consumer will ~ enabled to
mako purchases q most favorable rates.
Customer will receive prompt and coaris.
Gus attention.
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r,,scopAL SEnvlcEs.-Episcopal services will be
,aa in the Cont House. Deer Lodge, Sunday. Aug.
y, a, ii n. No. and y. m, IT, Rev Bishop .. ..
Tr,,lr officiating: The Sacrament Of ths Holy Com
r.,,s SUNDAY School At the Cont House At ~ r.
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su,aa, August o. u A. y. and r. H., Deer Lodge:
Thnr.iny, August ~, r. H., Polndcxtere SCHOOL
snndsy, August 81. & p. r.. Arrcntn.
vriday. August ~. ~. T., BannacE.
The choice of the cd or I'D Of July for the ap.
continent ., Diamond will depend on the running Of
,he ,,aee from Helena.
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NoufAuA ReroaTA We ass u sscetes
Of aarouncemest ihat ~ rep6sis q -
Ssprsns Court of Montana. f05casss. Hsasy
N. Blake Reporter, will - pssNshed -
on ale Sept lss, is5s Tho Price = IT.
They vim BE- scat by nal. psspsA postage.
on receipt At price By @ J. Cope. Ssssssee
virsiaia City. Montana.
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fRol0 NEW ellIeAeo.
Vass - Osys 80 Dsiag say1ins.

9Onus Nsw Nossa-Wssp-
The boys Of Flint Creek Valley rallied Il
New Chicago on Sunday last 70 console
themselves over the clectioa OF Hon. Chss.
Cooper aud Others. The festivities wound
up with . horse race, pony purse. for
which ''Roachy" and big Indian' were
coutcsean's. ''Roachy" won. Several
scrabraees sacceeded, and ''gresas +" changed
hands freely. A race 10 made for the s4.h
inst, At New Chicago, at ~ p. M, between
Bitter Root Sail, " owned BY Fields, and
LADY Light Foot" owned BY Thos. How
ell; 800 yards. for go eide.
Fsfmsss ase I'll busy haying. The grim
crops ars ripssipg fast, and win b. ready 10
harvest By the time the srasshoppess come.
Tho grain crop looks we'll
There have been quite number of Deer
LodeeFs rusticatipg here, and hunting and
fishing 70 the order Of the day. Among
others, registered ct the Chicago hotel, ore
Thos. Rhes, bunting beass). Alex. Lux,
Chaa Wiley, e. e. Corbin, d. A. Steele,
and r 7. Kennon. Mr.. Corbiu went 6sh.
log. ] send you BY mail the 6sh 10 caught
Was al afternoon catching it. Thsothsr boys
caught plenty. He don't ny = much about
6shing now - be did before hs caught this
one, and looks kind of discouraged when
6shins b mentioned. Yours truly,
New Chicago, Augost 31st.
Eve got that dsb. Anybody could catch
. big Dish, but the 6ne touch and skill nee.
essasy to catch troat Of that smslluess
could only b acquired through yeass Of pa
tient ,oill5y master mind).
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GRAND LOTTERY
FlNE CHRoKo PAINTINGS.
OSBORN 81 ENNEE
TO BE DRAWN At
Deer Lodge. Montana.
Prasg's and Wood's Chrcmos,-

Prasg's and Weed's Chrcmee,-
They eosId psoesss in New York and bciag desirous
q aIspoaine u the eane withoot delay, have cOn-
Guided nt them Up q Lottery, - b drawn q Oees
LODGE, r, ~ ooon - the tickets shah hsvo heeN
cold Nu0ciens n0eice viii be gives through each II
the Deer Loags papers to sea6)e each OF The ticket
holders - b q Hard q tbs drawing.
FO1tYeFOur Pr18C8
avs o. sshibitos at ~ stsss fesDesy occupicd BY
J0s. Ressathsl IN Dees Lodge.
Thsse paissiAGs sss poe ~ q ~ Rulas prices q
Whlch t1e ea0e age eenG. 6agsy eoo1GA 6saaR eo9oo
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"cRPuY, HIGGINS I CO.
Call attention 70 tAair isasass
""s'sss's and Retail Seook
and their
'Fc'a' '"daccmcats to Retail rarchssers.
"eh''' just received Iarr. snvo,essa
S'ApLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
"F'ee'ed Expressly for Retail Trade.
Including 10 pat
SUGAR. COFFEE.
BACON. HAMS LARD
DRIED FRUIT, ALL KINDS.
CANNED GOODS.
a. YEAST Powders.
m.' aud Smoking Toaacoos. a "a kI,d..
r. LlQUoRs AND sEaARs
Ikts AND CASE LIQUORa
TEAS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
A.ss NAcIEREL, GOLDFISH
ENGLISH DAIRY Cugesr.
sto,.. ETC.. ETC, ETC. kTc..
''s~ cured 'iams 4 %. pr posud. nsssii
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TOT hnc fruits 90 to
WV. COLEMAN

FOND, REYNOLDS & Co.'s will be
"o''ce'' from the following the "russeling"
s"e'se'c. popular representative Ut the
s0ove f'rm which has acquired large U ode
y" 'i"A'ans, will be here In few days.
p. BsAvERuEAD Rock. August S0th.
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Sa'sSD MILLS
I'm "a coming. coming,
Hail ! mighty day."

"'' Russell went 10 Virginia, thence to
"o.eo'sn and Helena and will he over here
with customers and friends In a week
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Beautiful Summer Goods.
Beautiful Summer Goods.
Beautiful Summer Goods.

ALL THE LATEST STYLES
ALL The LATEST STYLES
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
IN INFINITE VARIETY.
IN INFINITE VARIETY,
IN INFINITE VARIETY
IN INFINITE VARIETY,
AND At Low PRICES.
AND AT Low PRICES.
AND AT LOW PRICES,
AND AT LOW PRICES,
Now Receiving or In Store
Now Receiving or IN store,
Now Receiving Or In Store
Now Receiving Or In Store,
At Charles Blums.
At Charles Blums.
At Charles Blums.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE. Ns
DEER LoD0B. June -. 1871
VIM. Coleman has the finest sssortment
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.,.r,,., and Departure Of Mails at the Deer
A''''"' Lodge Post once.
RELIGIOUS.

L.p. FISHER, - and q Merchants Exchange
l.. an, authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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III ED

FtTsoSeAlD-At Deassown, August II lS51L 0assh
Loalaa, tafa0t daughter q Anoie ard he lae
Frank fitzgerald, exsd 90 war end twsnsy-ooe
dsyA
Ing eoagA. IIeogy, tn1ant 30 e Wo8 M Aneei6a
Cosasss. aksd II wesks ~ AayA
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VIM. Coleman has the finest assortment
Of toys 10 the city.
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For ino chewing tobaccos 70 TO
200 WV. CoLENAN's
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CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SEE.
DEER LoD0B. June -. 1879.
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and exercise the appellate jurisdiction over the
district courts of the United States for said eastern
and western districts respectively, a. by existing
laws h vested in the said several circuit courts of the
United States the district courts OF the United
States in their respective circuits. Said circuit
courts shall be called respectively, the circuit court
of the United States in and for the ives ern district of
Missouri and the circuit court OF the United States
In and for the eastern district of Missouri and shall
preme Court of the United States allotted to the
eighth judicial circuit the judge Of the eighth judi
cial circuit and the judge Of the district court for the
western district of Missouri in the said western dis
trct and of the said two rst-named judges, and the
Judge of the district court for the eastern district OF
Missouri in the said eastern dis riot, butt be held
by any one of said three judges in the absence OF the
remainder. The clerk of the circuit court Tor the
present districts Of Missouri shall remain the clerk OF
the circuit court of the United States in and for tho
eastern district of Missouri and the district attorney
and marshal for said eastern district Of Missouri shall
act as such district attorney and marshal in said cir
cult court in and for the eastern district OF Missouri
% now provided by law. The circuit court in and
for the western district of Missouri shall appoint
cerk Of said court, who shall keep his office in the
city of Jefferson aforesaid perform its duties, and
receive its fees and emsluments subject and in con-
tormity to existing laws regulating the duties fees,
and emoumehts OF other clerks of circuit courts OF
the United States. And the district attorney and
marshal for said western district of Missouri shall
act as SUCH district attorney and marshal In said cir
cut court In and for the western district OF Mis-
| souri,.
SEC 8. That the United States circuit court for
said eastern and western districts of Missouri shall
have power any time to order adjourned terms Of
said circuit COURTS respectively, at which adjourned
terms any business may be transacted which could be
transacted at any regular terms thereof copy Of
said order in the eastern district of Missouri shall
DC posted on the door Of the courtroom, and adver-
tised in some newspaper printed in the city of Saint
Louis and copy Of said order, in the western dis
trct OF Missouri shall be posted on the courtroom
door and advertised in some newspaper printed in
the city Of Jefferson twenty days at least before said
| adjourned terms shall be holden.
| j. G. BLAINE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
President of the United States and President of
| the Senate.
US. GRANT.
Approved, June s, 1872.