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April II, '23. Print'
THANC cry SAI,EtpF
DEAF rSTATR Du 70 rnTTN

4 MI A NJ ER1 81 lie VpF
~ REAL ESTATE In LEW Is COUNTY.
By virtue of q decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, rendered at the No
vember term, 1872 in the case of A. g. Coop
er, Admir-. VS.. Heirs and creditors of l.. G. W.
Napier, will sell to the highest bidder at
the Court House in the town of Columbia,
on Monday the 10Th day of May, 1873, all the
lands belonging TO the estate of the said l..
G. w. Napier, situate in Lewis county; the
same will he sold in two or more parcels and
then as whole, the highest price to be the
sale. Said land will be sold subject to the
right of dover, on such parts thereof as the
dover of Fanny H. Napier may have allOt-
lowing terms, to:wit three hundred dollars
cash, the balance on q credit OF one and two
years from day of sale. notes with good Sc
curity will be required of the purchaser or
purchasers, bearing interest from day of
sale and the same is sold free from the equity
of redemption, plat of same showing
boundaries thereof, will be furnished on or
before day of sale.
Friday April 18th. d. q. COOPER, G & NJ.
Painters fee. $3.50.
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ASSETS.
Amount of loans secured by deeds
of trust or mortgages of real es-
Amount OF loans secured by pledge
of bonds, stocks, or Other market
able securities -. ...... ... 1854 81
Premium notes and loans, in any
form, on interest taken in pay
men, of premiums on policies
now in 2,7ls, l54 II
Cash value of real estate owned by
the Company ......... ..........:. 77s,z8 IS
Cash market value of bonds and
stocks owned by the company. 1917 Is
Cash in office of company and de-
posted in banks. ..................... c4,ss2 II
Cash in course Of transmission, S2,244 81
Interest accrued on cash loans and
bonds owned by the company -. so,7so So
Interest accrued on premium loans
and notes .................... 1880 IS
Net amount deferred and out
standing premiums on policies
In force Dec. 81, lS72................ S5S 02e IS
Amount due from other com paEfieS
on occount of reinsured risks...... Ia, s54 4s
Present market value of furniture,
safes and fixtures belonging to
the company ................. 1903 %
Value of agency supplies, printed
matter and stationery ON hand. 5000 90
Other items ....... 67461 70
......So,5l3,OD IL
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WORM DESTROYER.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
GEoRGD.

svmLANow, walkeT 70 ne
June 70.
DR. John Bull-De,r Cir; ! u~vr rcrntly
giv-D your Worm Destroyer aer sral trials. ard
end II wonderfully efic ,ciou.. II has NOT tel.
4 in q single instance tn have he wished hF
feet. am doing petty larye countr, pras-
nee snd have daily uGe FIR srme err Gle ri me
UDd. ] am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, MD.
P. $50 unqualified and hume, nus are the
testimonials In favor Of my Worm Destroyer
that newspaper space Is enti'sly too small 20
Tell It's merits. IL 10 an infsllible remedy foT
Worms. Try it and be cunvinoed See ny
journal for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
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SMITHS TONIC Strip
For the Cure Of
AGUE AND FEVER,
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor ~ this celebrated medicine
lns'ly claims for II u .srinrity over IN rim.
"iee ever N red to the public FOR he safs.
'ertSln' soeedy and perman,nt cure II Aras
81 te'sr' az 'hlns and Fever. whether OF
hort or 'ng anding n. r,Is,s ~ ths A.
IRE "estsrn aud S'uthern cluutrv L, bear him
rHhm my To the truth Of he assertion. tha In
'" case wba ever will il fai to cure II the al
,rctous are "uictly followed aud carried a
10 great manV cas-s a single do-s h.. =.
utheient To- cure, and VII. lr families havs
cen cured by single botiie with a perfeet
restoration ~ the general health. Il "a. how
ever p udent. and in eVery case murs g. rtaip
o" cure. n is use il e,u'inued in smaller do.ss
or week or two after the disease ha, hes
'hrcsen, IN IRE especially N diTicult and I, nR.
landing cases. U.uslly this medicine viii
rot require an. aid 10 Keep the bowels IN good
rider. sh' uld the patient, b viewer require a
Tharti me ticin~. after laving taken three ~
ur d ses Of the tonic, 9 single do.- of Bulrs
egeta6is Family Pills will be sufficient.
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: BULLS
SARSAPARILLA,

Read the following extract OF letter from
Ire River wife ( Revrrpn.a lIr Ri-rrs oos
the most lie ,rned. elnqu-nt, and popular
iinis err OF the Msrh"dist Ertseopal Church,
'nd who IA A. present stationed Al Broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky.
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surely and effectually control them. The tes-
timony Of our best citizens. Of all classes, e.
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PKcToRAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous afec-
tions Of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 its
power; and cases Of Consumption, cured
by this preparation, ARE publicly known, 40
remarkable as hardly 10 be believed, were
thev not proven beyond dispute. AZ n rem
edy il ia adequate, on which the public may
re v for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disensc, II
saves unnunbered lives, and an amount Of
suffering not to he computed. 1t challenges
trn, and convinces the most scepticaL
Every family should keep it on hand ~ a
protection against the early and unperceived
attacks Of Pulmonary Affection, which are
easily met ~ frat, but which become incura-
bic. and 100 often fatal. If neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and il is unwiss 20
be without it As a safeguard to children,
amid the distressing diseases which beaet the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRT
PICTORIAL IL invaluable; for, by It's timely
Use, mutitudes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved 70 the love and affection
centred ON them. 1t acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
heaith-restoring sleep. No ans will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful Bron-
chi:is, when they know how easily they can
he cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious,
md successful chemical investigation, ma cost
toll is spared in making every bottle in the
utmost possible perfection. II may be conf
IDENTIFY relied upon as possessing all the vir-
tues it has ever exhibited. and capable Of
producing cures rs memorable rs the greatest
it has ever effected.
PREPARED nj
Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass,
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Among the great
discovtrns u mod
, erli science. few are
| Of more real value
to mankind than
this efectuai rem
edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
ri Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
Rhovn that IL does
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Times and Places for Holding Courts i'm
the Territory of Montana.

@ SUPREME CouRr.
At Virginia City, first Monday in ia uary and sec
oud Monday in August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS
First District-At Virginia City first Monday II
April, I'd Monday in July, ana secoha mon
day in November " AZ ~
ceond Disfrfcf--At Deer Lodge, third MONDAY II
April, first Monday in September, and first Mon
day in December. H. gg GE
Third Disfric,-At Helena, fret Monday ~ March,
first Monday in Ju!y, and fourth Monaay IN oc-
tu!Jer. F i4.BE4.I ff4f3ti[t.l, l1tiii ttti thf
TERRITORIAL COURTS ~ES W.
first DisfrcfIn Madison County, AZ Virginia Gty,
grst Mnnd.y in April, second Monday IN Jais'
and second Monday in November
In t.alaiu County. ut u. .Zeman, arst Mphftay IL
March and fifth Monday in October
In Jrftrson County, at Itadersburg, second NOR
dav in May and FIRST Monday in October
secons Districf-Deer Lodge County, at Deer i1oigc
ritv third Monday in April, first Monday In
S~nlo.lbcr, and first Monday in Dcc-mocf.
~ Missoula County, at Missoula, fourth MohaSs
in lime and secend Monday IN November f3
In Beaver Head County Bannack, first Monday ~
June and third Monday in OCTOBER.
1B;rd J,isfyicf-ln Lewis and Clark County az iiel-
cna first Monday in March, FIRST Monday III
.July. and fourth Monday in October
IN Mra.ber County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday in November ESlI ~ Il
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This blll goes into effect on the 9th O
March next.
/ We give a brief summary of lis proyis-
| ions:
All citizens OF this state, without regard
to race, color Or previous condition, are
declared to be entitled to equal and impartial
enjoyment of all the advantages, facilities.
Accommodations and privileges furnished by
ships, boats, cars, hacks, stages and all other
vessels and vehicles used as common carriers
of freight or passengers, running in or
| through or plying within this state; and to
the equal and impartial enjoyment Of all
accommodations, facility, privilege or adyan-
tage furnished by hotels, inns, restaurants,
theatres, and all places of public amusement
tion. And these rights we have declared to
have always been, are now, and forever shall
remaina right inherent to every citizen or
person in this State-and shall not be denied,
abridged or infringed on account of the race,
color or previous condition OF such citizen or
person. f.
Any person who shall deny to such citizen
or person any Of the above rights or shall in
any way abridge, or infringe, the same, or
sincite thereto, shall be deemed guilty of
mlsdemeanor. and upon conviction thereof
before Justice OF the Peace, or other Court
of competent jurisdiction. shall. for each
o1ense. forfeit aud pay to the person ag-
{ fieyed not less than three hundred dollars,
with full costs and attorney $ fees-and shall
be fined not less than one hundred dollars,
or imprisoned not less than thirty days, nor
more than one year, or both, at the discre-,
ton of the Court. And the individual or cor
poration so offending and convicted, shall,
moreover, forfeit his or their charter, license,
authority or power under which, by law,
they are authorized TO carry on their BUSH
ness or vocation s4 4. !. ,s.,s u I..s
And any such individual. corpora ation or
association presuming or assuming 80 ply
their vocation after their charter, license.
authority or power shall have been forfeited
by a ,cnnviction as above stated, shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be fined, for each |
offense, not less than one nor more than five
dollars, and shall be imprisoned 1
not. less than three nor more than se,rn /
years and the corporate and joint preperty /
Of such' corporations, association or indlyid-.'
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ual shall be liable to he takun in satisfaction
Of any fine, forfeiture or penalty imposed by

| ual shall be liable to he takun in satisfaction
of any fine, forfeiture or penalty imposed by
the court.
The Circuit Courts are given appellate
Jurisdiction Of all cases arising under this
law, and in all actions under the Act It IS
only required ct the person aggriayed to
show that he was refused, denied, or with
held from equal aud impartial accomlnoda-
ton, facility, privilege or advantage furn-
ished by any public carrier, inn-keeper,
owner, manager or lessee of any theatre or
on other place of public amusement or of
entertainments or accommodate or that
his right to impartial equality were abridged
or ilsif Urged, and that no sufficient cause was
assigned, given or made known to him at
the time. The person accused is required to
prove that the denial or withholding of the
impartial equality complained of was not
denied, withheld. abridged or iDfringed on
account of tile race, color or previous con-
dition of servitude of the aggrieyed party.
The Circuit Judges are required to give
the Act in charge to the Grand Juries at
each term of court, and the District Attor-
neys are required to prosecute all violations
OF its provisions, under penalty OF fine of
not less than five hundred, nor more than
one thousand dollars, and dismissal from
office Yazoo( Mass Weekly Banner.
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Everlasting Fence Posts.

7 discovered many years ago. that wood
could be made to last longer than iron in the
ground, but thought the process SO simple
and inexpensive that it was not worth while
making any stir about it. would as soor
have poplar, basswood or q.lakinasp % 4ny
other kinds Of timber for fence posss. 1
have taken out Eastwood posts after having
been. set seven years, that wsre as sound
when taken % as when tlefs were first put
ii fhe oronpd.s T'fiine apd weather seemed to
have ,,o ef,ect ii, tiledi. The posts can be
prepared for less man two cents apiece. L
s For the bepedt Of others, VIII give the
reciDe .Iake boiled lilseed oil and stir it
ii pulyerfzed charcoal U the consistency Of
palrs. Put coat oi this over the timber,
snd there is not . manthat will live to see It
rotten. Cor. Western Rural.
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TWO SIZES or LIFE.

There Is u shady side Of Ifs,
And y sunny side as we'll, ia
And its for every one to say
On which side he'd choose to dwell;
For every one ,into himself
Commits u grlevous sin,
! Who bars the blessed sunshine out,
diets the shadoWs in.
The clouds may wear their .saldest robes,
The sun refuse to smile,
And Sorrow, with her troops of ills,
May threaten us the while;
But still the cheerful heart has power
A sunbeam to provide; ~.
And only those whose souls arc dark
DWrl' on life's shady side.
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B. F. POTTS, Governor.
j. E. CALLAwAY, Secretary Of Mon. Ter.
necdotes of Early Times in California.

l s 4.rs ~ y
In those days miners would flock in
crowds to catch glimpse of that rare an6
blessed spectacle,a woman. Old inhabitants
tell how, in certain camp, the news went
abroad early in the morning that woman
was come! They had seeen a dress hanging
out of a wagon down at the camping ground
sign of eInigrants from over the plains.
| Everybody went down there, aud shout
went up when an actual, bona fide dress was
seen fiuttering in the wind! The male emf
grant was visible. The miners said: 'sFetch
her out!" lie said: 1T is my wife, gentle
men-she is sick-we have been robbed of
money, provisions, everything, by the In
dians-we want to rest.'' Fetch her out !!
We've got to see her, sBut, gentlemen,
the poor thing, She ssF. tch her ousl' He
fetched her out, and they swung their hats
and sent up three cheers and q tiger; and
they crowded around and gazed at her, and
touched her dress and listened to her voice
with the look of men who listened to mem-
ory rather than present reality--and then
they collected $500 in gold and gave it to the
man. and swung their hats again and gave
three more cheers, and went home satisfied.
Once dined in San Francisco with the FAM
lily of pioneer, and talked with his daugh-
ter, young lady whose first experience IN.
San Francisco was an adventure. though she
herself did not remember it, as she was only
two or three years old at the time. Her
father said, that after landing from the ship,
they were walking up the street, a. servant
leading the party with the little girl in her
arms. And presently a huge miners bearded,
belted' spurred, and bristlcd with deadly.
-weapous- just down from q long campaign,
in the mountains, eydeatly- barred the way,
stopped the servant and stood gazing, with
a face all alive with qualification and aston
ishment. Then he said revcrerenfly :. = Well,
if it amt child!' And then hessnatched a
little leather sack out of his pocket and said
to the servant There's hundred and fifty
dollars. in dust, there, and III give it to you
to let me kiss the child r. T. That aneedofe is
true. But see how things change. Sitting
at that table. listening to that aneedote, II 1
had offered double the money for the priri-
lege Of kissing the same child, I should lave
been refused. Seyelteen added years have
far more than doubled the price. Mark
1lUasa. s sssa
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Butterick, the New York moulder Of FASH
ion and shonlIer padder, says geatlemen's
overalls for parties, will be cut more biased
this season. and short men will, when dane
ing, let osak kheir suspendess couple Of.
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TIC RtMa.
ADV yERTIsING RATES

A Card is Eve Lines; . Square Ten Lines, Of this
Type
Local Notices 2s cents per line for the hrst lnser-
tion aud Is centsafor each additional insertion
10 Transient advertisements. st be paid Tor
In aiv incc, and Eall job Printing when th: work
is delivered.
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The work Of Furnishing the Communists in
France has exhibited some rather remarka-
Bile vagaries of justice. An illustration is
afforded by one Of the last trio who went out
to Satory plain and neglected to come back.
His name was Benot, and he was young
man not oveI twenty-five years Of age. He
was first tried as an accomplice in the murd-
ersof the hostages, was convicted and sem
fenced to death, but his sentence was COM
muted. Subsequently he was tried for setting
fire to the Louvre and the Tuilleries, and it
was on this charge that he vas executed.
When the chaplain informed him that his
time ha come. Benot exclaimed. with sur
prise that was very natural Under the cir
cumstances: is it possible that, after
being pardoned for murder, 4 am to be shot
e arson =, z7 ~. zt ~ 81
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A sIatrimonial sc fenadc.


Bill Stokersresided in the town OF Con the
coast of Maine. He was known as a man OF
few words, and crusty old BACH Finding
an ancient. maiden lady suited to his years,
Bill quietly married and took her home.
There were game young men in G., and ere
the news was fifteen minutes old. COW bells.
tin pans, rams horns, and such like euphon-
ious instruments where heard approaching
Bills cabin from all directions. An old
forty-pounder, dragged from the fort hard
by, with IFS shocking explosions, capped the
climax OF the .borrible din, while rafting
glass indicated mischief as well as fun. How
ever treat they must have. But hour after
hour passed. and the house gave no more
sign Of life than last years tomb stone. Of
a sndden Jack, Whipple started for the nearest
apothecary's shop ssaying: sIllstart 'ern."
Back in trice. he began blowing asafetida
smoke through the key hole. Mean time
bang, toot, rattle toor bang went the gun,
horns and pans as though no side play was
being enacted. At last the door opened, and
Bill Stoker appeared. All was hushed as the
grave
. Gentlemen,", said he, addressing the
crowd, 4 your music is charming, but d--m
your perfnmery! Here's an x, I'm beat
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/ n z 8a agR 4
HIS RIGHT TO THE BED.--one night a
military officer. 4 judge, and 9 minister, ap-
Iplied for lodgings at an inn where there was
but one spare bed, and the landlord was
ca He'd upon to decide which of the three had
the best claim. slssabs tsiEi ks
.Ihave lain fifteen yeare il the garrison 'rt q
at E.. said the officer. s3s s.- :. !,
"a have sat as Judge twenty years at r.
said the judge. es7es
. with your leave. gentlemen, have stood
In the ministry twenty-five years az NJ"
said the ministar.
4 .sThat settles The dispute. . said the land
lord. lyon MI. Captain, have lain fifteen
years1you, Mr.. Judge, have sat twenty
wears but tie aged pastor has stood fye
ana twenty years, SO hella certainly the best
right to1the bed z
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Game is plenty III Pendleton, Oregon. It's
chiefly draw poker, ten cents ante. s
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One of Cr.ddock,s Rem .nscences.

Many OF our citizens remember a long
lank. cadaverous old dardy with legs lik,
Winding-blades. who, when going in hurry
was wont to flourish his arms around like
the wings of a windmill. Bill was the prop
erty OF MIR. Hugh Brent, father OF Chas s.
Brent, Of this city, and tradition has it that
the cboll hued individual Qong since dec cas-
ed) earned tho s0brignet OF .sBiil Erandy'' il,
tile following manner: He was enc of those
who lofed to look upon the wine when it
givetii llscolor to the cup.'' aud was never
known to 60 back on a drink, or insult a
friend By refusing to drink with him if the
| friend proposed to treat, and If no friend was
about to make such proposition. and any
liquor was within reach, Billy never scrupled
to take dram. His master was a bon uiDant,
and kept what in his day was considered in
dispefsibie--the choicest liquors for the en-
T. rtaininent of his friends, of whom. from
his proverbial hospitality, he had host It
is said that Billy, by some means, gained ac-
cess to the cellar where aeg OF brardy was
kept, and, naving nothing in which to draw
the nIrIuh coveted liquor, stretched himself
out upon the floor, with his head under the
key, opened his eapacious mouth, turned the
cock ami let the liquor run down his threat,
which had the effect in Il very s.eort time Of
rendering Liin oblivious to all earthly sorrows;
in other words, dead drunk in which
condition he was found, with the liquor
standing in pools about him. after which he
was dubbed "Bil Brandy" William was
not insenstble TO the charms Of the gentlcr
sex. and became enainored OF dusky dam.
sci, the property OF Captain VIM. Girrard.
In those days, when slave had gotten the
promise ct his cliarmer to journey with him
over life's rugged paths, it was necessary to
procure the consent Of hcr master or her
befo the twain could be n sle one I
Billy wis ed TO make application IN some
what better style than common dirkies, and, /
in order to do so. consulted Mr.. Harry Tim
belblake, who rnade the foIowing application
Tor him.: 886 H
FL g TO CAPTAIN WILLIAM GIRnARD. ft
In humble duty as Stare, 1 834
Your free consent humpiy crave, gf
10 make yonr I'LL botl neat ani handy,
My own dslr charming Ms. Brandy.
Long / have felt the ioeer's pain, t.
10 wish and sigh, but not in yain
Matilda says IL you are wiling,
She'll marry me without shilling.
Then let us wed nor longer wait, aaf II
1hestorments Of single state; gI
No doubt We'll have noble race
To pay you for this act of grace.
For am hearty, stout and long, i6.jS .I
And she is active, young and strong,
At all events T. II do my best
And trust to Till to do the rest.
cAj = 4qa Slefe lsssil BILL BRANDY
It is needless to add this pathetic appeal
lad the desired effect upon. the gallant Cap
ain, and Bill and TIL took each other : for
otter for worse. Paris Kentucksan.
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DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
- OF MONTANA.
NAME. RESIDENCE

n NAME. kkSlBENCE.
lBRyJ. r. PoTrs Virginia CitJ
I. ~. r.. CALLAwAY.
Id. a WApB Helena.
r. G. SERvfs. -. Virginia City
sHIRAM KNOWLES. Deer Lodge.
eIMr C PA0E. . Kadersburg.
l,Jouy e. BLAINE. Helena.
SoI STAR Helena.
W. .C. CIrLDs Helena,
4 s1.fAspER a. yVIALL. Helena.
tvx. II xUtrEEIER4 II Ialnaa
II. II. CHURCH. -. Helena.
Is T. WATsON.... Helena.
w. w. JOHNSON. Helena.
liz w. CARpENTEa Helena.