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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
OTHREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING NO.
y, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, Be
SEVENTH STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY AUC-
TION.-In Pursuance Of decree Of the Mecklen-
burg County Circuit Court, dated 2Sth OF Novem-
Der, 1876, in suit Of j.. 3. Sega and vile against
Sloan sheriff, and administrator OF Pickett &C. De,
the premises the above described property, contain
ing about ten rooms; kitchen, &C., with wide hall
through the entire house, on the 4TH DAY QFJAN-
UARY, 1877, at O'Clock p NJ. The LOT Is 66 feet
front, and back to wide alley in rear $50 feet
With reasonable outlay this can be made truly
desirable residence situated 1t is on the most ell
gible part of Church Hill. 49,.
TERMS under the decree will be one fourth In
cash; residue In three equal instruments, at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes. inter-
est the rate of SIX per cent added and title TO be
retained until all the purchascmoney Is paid and
conveyance Is ordered by the court.
Special aten tlon Is called to this SALE and bidders
may attend feeling confident Of getting bargsin.
ROBERT 3. LYME,
de 20 .- #' Special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.,
OFFICE OF FRANK d. HILL,l
RICHMOND, January 2, 1877.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
l. 11no STpTET

~ No. hub MAIN STREET. =. = =
CITY REAL ESTATE AND FARMS SOLD AT
AUCTION AND PRIVATELY, =. ~
RENTS COLLECTED AND LIBERAL AD-
yANCES MADE ON SAME.
MONEY LOANED ON RICHMOND CITY
PROPERTY.
DEEDS AND LEASES PREPARED AND NOTA-
RIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAKEN.
Parties having MONEY TO LOAN on CITY
REAL ESTATE can always find safe investment
at fair rates Of interest.
Hoping IN the future, Us have done in the past,
to receive fair proportion of the patronage OF the
public and promising renewed efforts to please my
friends, remain, very respectfully,
., FRANK D. HILL, -,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Ia 3-eod5t No. 11OS Main street.
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: -, SMALL DWELLINGS,
Nice FRAME HOUSE; five rooms; Strecker's
HILL 40 per month.
FRAME HOUSE; four rooms;a No. GA west
Broad. 81 per month.
FRAME House; four rooms; Dock and Twenty.
first streets. 80 per month. ,ao, -.
FRAME HOUSE; I've rooms; No. LUZ west
BRICK HOUSE, No. 22lo; large yard. 80 per
FIR FRAME HOUSE, No. HOO west Leigli street.
@1 FRAME R HOUSE, No. 1924 St. James street. 81
pIFE FRAME HOUSE, No. 2021, Franklin street near
Twenty first; three rooms. Vt.
FRAME HOUSE, Nc. GIG east Byrd; four rooms.
SO per month. 80,
FRAME HOUSE, Twenty-eighth between Q and
p streets; three rooms. s6.5 o per MONTH,
FRAME HOUSE, No. TIT north Fourth street;
four rooms and kitchen. $3.50 per month.
= FRANK y. HILL,
Ia a-2t Real Estate Agent, 110S Main street.
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LfOR RENT, - = = - = - FIN
FARMS, DWELLINGS, .;.,. ... -.
FACTORIES. and OFFICES.
ia IL RICHARDSON Il CO.

FoR RENT: : - q. :. ~ : Cd
For rent, STORE 1928 Main street, with large
DWELLING overhead, suitable. for boarding.
house or for family use. The store being situated in
the very centre of business, makes 1t very desirable
For For rent, SToRE-TLoOR and BASEMENT 1905
Franklin street. at SO per month. { .,.. ts..t...
STORE. and DWELLING over same, near the
corner of Twentythird and Main streets, ut $1S per
e STORES 2s11 and 1928 Main street. with
DWELLING over the same, containing about four
rooms These are very desirable for any retail bus
STORE 1910 Main street, lately occupied by
Bumgardner u Co. -
TWO very desirable STORES on Eighteenth, street,
between Main and Franklin. streets, ut 5000 per
Nice STORE on the west side of Sixth street, near
Two very desirable STORES on Marshall between
Fourth and Fifth streets These are newly-con-
s1a Cary
enth street, at $40 per month.
Nice BRICK s RENHM HsTsE 49, soa twenty
TWa n ssfs Threh
tween Leigh and N streets! M.H ,.'ss@-.lt q!
iss 2ee fFa GoGs eoSang about
eight rooms, on Mechanicsvie turnpike, near Car
rs srse SI BscR House on Marshall
street. between Twenty and Twenty-dnh, At
TRas e. HOUSE. SG aa1a venablc street ;about six
BRICK tdetachedj House on Grace between
TweHty-seyenh and Twenty-eigth streets, conrain-
ing about eight rooms: water, large lot, &C. SIS
pi Nice ce FRANE HOUSE on Twanty-sirth between
Clay and Leigh streets has recently been thoroughly
oyerhauled, painted. &C., and is now In lrst-cass
order. Rent only $40 per month.
nti-;I..- OFFICES. 1T
Ihnve Tor rent, several desirable OFFICES oyer
II. A. (rrf0pfS store, Tenth
streets, Mt very low rents.
Also, several over Thomas n. Price Co.'s, which
are very suitable for lawyers, offices or lodging
Twelfth and Main streets, which admirably suit
ed Il for any small business. popEpr n 1vnr
4 FARM FOR REM .--By virtue. OF an
IA order of the Circuit Court of Henrico county
will, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1877.
out at public auction TO the highest bidder for that
year, the FARM now occupied by Thomas j. Carter,
of398 ACRES, being In Fairfield township, Henrico
county, about twelve miles from Richmond.
The renter to give bond with good security to be
pi j ias sls for ). Jones, d. G.
dor RENT, an excellent TRU OK. a.
Il AND DAIRY-FARM on the Petersburg lei
turnpike abont one mile below Manchester, ad,
Joining the "Drewry Mansion," containing loo
buildings thereon. Possession at once. Apply to
JOHN T. GODDfS, -
Real Estate Agent,
ia l~eod3t :; Bank and Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT, TWO NEW sTO0K- "a
tIpBRICK-FRoNT DWELLINGS on Reser-Za
in The Kitchens: bath. and waser-ciosets sIb
=, - -. 80, s CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co, 8
de 2S.6t No. ] Tenth street.
I 4 ~ 2 = !.
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rOR BENT.
u OR r E N IT.

II : = = - Ea
Z No.5 90 west Grace street; IL rooms, modern in-
iprovements, efeRnnt neighborhood.
( BRICK DWELLING, f0n Main near Cncfry
street, entirely new; z rooms, modern improve
3 Also, ELEGANT NEW BRICK DWELLING, on
Laurel street between franklin and Moore IL
rooms bath, watercloset ranges hot ana COLO wafer,
Also, NICE BRICK COTTAGE, No. 800 west
Frnrkiin street: 8 rooms. large yardt &c -,
h Also. BRICK DWELLING, No, 400 Frnnknn, PC
tween Fourth ana Fifth streets. recently ny
DIR. J. Hall Moore; 10 rooms: - =.
Main street; bath, gas and wnfer;6 rooms. Rent
' s yys fST NEW BRICK DWELLING, No. 929 west
Ciny street; rooms, and kitchens Rent only S2oO
Also, NICE FRAME DWELLING, No. east
Maral,aI street rooms: Kitchen, city wAter, &c.
Rent 81 8 per month. FRANK u. HILL.
$500 - = 49, Real Estate Agent.
{, aat l1OS Main street.
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Ey Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and A,ictfonee1 :.
HOS Main street,

DY VIRTUE OF ADDED OF TRUST
I'D from j. II. Armstrong and ann his wife, dated
18th of March, 1873, and recorded in the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery Court, and in execu-
ton Of the decree Of 2sth Of November, 1879, In
the District Court Of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia. In the cause Of Armstrong;
assignee rs. Armstrong ct as, the Undersigned rs
trustee in said decd WIN on the 9Th day Of
january, 1877, ut 81 O'Clock p NJ. sell, on the pre-
misses. at auction all that LOT OF GROUND. with
all improvements thereon, situated on the southeast
corner of Clay and Thirtieth streets, fronting on
Clay street 1872 feet, and running back parallel with
Thirtieth street 80 feet 6 inches. .ts.-
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and to pay on
bond OF $500, with interest thereon from the 9Th
of March, 1875, Of which amount 5000, with the
interest hereon Is payable In gold COM balance on
Il credit of six mouths; but by consent Of parties
interested the terms may he more liberal, and to be
JOHN CANEPA, Trustee.
BY virtue Of the decree. of 28th of November
1875, of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, IN the cause Of Arm:
srongs assignee Us. Armstrong ct dls., will unite
I'm the foregoing sale. EDWARD NJ. CRUMP, -
Assignee In Bankruptcy OF j. IL Armstrong
de 81 GF1.1 HS>i@et . -'@- ..' -
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY ;Es;xsS
I'D ROUTED Of ths DlsPATch th y s:tls''
sHOUaE.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILEOAD,I
.r" PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, 7
RICHMOND. VA, December |. 1879
I'm AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876,
" passenger trains will run rs follows:

Accommodation leaves Richmond At 3:io L. d.,
and arrives ut Gordonsville 1T 1880 p. NJ and ar
rivcs at Washington at 1855 7. b.
Nail trains run daily Except west Of GordonsTile
on Sunday.
Noels, TreyiIlians, Gordonsvillc, Charlottesville,
Stauntop, Goshen, hiiiboro', Coyington, and all
regular stations west Of Coyington.
Accom- modation trains run daily Except Sunday,
and connect at GordonsyilIe for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsriile
for washington, and mail train st Charlottesville
FOR LynchburR and the South. - Sos.
EXPRESS train connects at Cincinnati Win the
trunk lines for all points in the West Northwest and
Southwest including California, Oregon. and Texas
Mail train arrives ut Richmond at4:30 T.. 81
Express train from Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with the Viryinia Midland railroad, ar
irving at Washington at 100 A. NJ, and arrives at
Richmond az $50 A. D., connecting with the Rich-
mond and Danvllle and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all. points South:
Tnrough coaches from Rchmondto Washington.
Accommodation train arrives at 0:l0 a. 81; .sE-
Sleeping-cars run on nigh.-srains.
Through tickets ssld and baggage checked 10 all
principal points. t,.svr.,,-,s
Offices, aud nj s26 Main street, Richmond. Va
- -" - -. CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger sud Ticket Agent
~ :t' w. n. S. DUNN.
aoo s....a Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT.
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FUNCTIONS OF TEE gIcE-PREsmEkr,


In acting under the'resolution OF the Sem
ate BIT the time and In themanner prescribed
by the Senate, with The express concurrence
Of the House Though without its joint action,
las formally expressed in a 5ointrule OF pro-
Iceeding), the Weep President undoubtedly
acted under the supervision Of each house,
and, asqo question was raisedin the count.
ing OF the votes on which either house had
any occasion TO- offer protest, the relation
LOT the parties to the counting, Whether,a s
COP listing Of the Vice President, the Sem
ate, or the House Of Representatives, or all
three combined, were not called into con-
troYersy on. this occasion. TT Is important,
to observe that during the en-
tire period Of this long discussion on
the counting oi the electoral votes
we nowhere meet swith the slight
est 8 hint that the Vice President
had any independent: or official function to
perform apart from that incumb BENT ON him
under the Constitution, which bids him to
5sopen the certi icates. = In all other re-
spects be was held by men OF both parties
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EARLY CONGRESSIONAL ACTION RELATIVE
no THE ELECTORAL CoLLEGE-THE pow
ERs OF coNGREss-oPINroNs OF GRIEF
JUSTICE MARSHALL, RANDOLPH, PINCK-
B NEY, GALLATIN, AND oTHERsDUTIEs
I or THE vICE-pREsIDENT-AN INTEREST
ING RESUME on AN IMPORTANT TOPIC. 4
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THROUGH FREIGHTtFkAlSS!e axe niennsonSo
NDkY,WEDNESDAYsa and FklDAfe ~ sT :, y.
gn Nd aIIive st Rich.aoad DAILY
,(cxcept MoNdayl at4 r. A. q az
The LOWEST RATES, careful handling, ana as
No tansiess on fretshts to or nom southern points
st Richsnohd Cars run through from est 1o'ns
Ih-n,si bills az lsiing, with guaranteed rates,
issued 10 all northern aud western points. ,.s-,,
Tickets sold to all northera, eastern, shd "sS'SAa
Eos tcSets nSrly III a. w. CARRIERS $40 Aain
street: al the Exchange Iiotel, and company os-
rot. corner TWenty-thIrd and DOCK sirtSts
no 40 II. 7, DOUGLAS. saps.'n.cn9s-..,
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italy the votes given by the electors.
SECTION provides that the senator chosen
by the House Of. Representatives, on nomi-
nation of the Senate, shall act as chairman
of the GRIND committee, and provides for
filling vacancies in the said committee. j
SECTION 5:gives power to the grand COM
mittee to send for persons and papers while
making their examination. gL, a:f,,.
SECTION 6 places the marshals OF the sew
eral districts of the United States lat the
command Of the grand committee insunl-
moning witnesses. = .'a'sIs'1 s."
SECTION authorizes the grand committee
to appoint clerk, and directs that jour
nal OF all its proceedings shall be filed with
the committees final report.
SECTION s fixes the first day OF March next
ensuing after the committees appointment
as the date ofsits final report. ~
SECTION 8 provides. that the committee,
after It's laboTs have been commenced, shall
mot be dissolved by the action OF either
house. 3....3'sl ~
SECTION 10: enjoins some new duties on
the executive authority OF each State with
regard to electofs, and also on the electors
in the act OF casting their ballots. VI 10
\ SECTION II provides for the reception and
readiRg;in the. Senateof all petitions respect-
ing the election ot,aP dent and Vice
president bylway OF except thereto. 81 81 81,
q SEcrIoN 1a,prpyide Tor the taking OF eyi-
5dence I'M support OF petitions and protests
against the votes given by any offhe electors.
DEBATE in TaE HOUSE. Z /
The bill IN this shape was received by the
House of Representa- iyes on the 31st 5ot
March, 1900. When 1t came up for con-
siderasion in Committee OF the Whole on
the 18th OF April following, Mr. John Mar
shall, cf Virginia, afterwards Chief Justice
|of the United States Supreme Court, spoke
Eia fayer Of adopting sssome salntafy mode =
for reaching the obi Of the bill, but ex-;
pressed his doubts as TO the propriety Of
two points First, that The Senate were
to nama theaehairman OF the grand commit
tea; and, seeondly that the opinion Of this
grand aomni ttees was % be fnala ZIG there
fore ndcYcd % strike out Of the secsions sos
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS aItiy Sp a.
Riehmend sUNDAY, "WEDNESDAY sSnona mn1 1s
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at I. N., ems
meeting &C West Point with CAST and ws,sgappIin ~
steamers OF the line, delivering pas at.n, S, ~
the rsI lines Tor Phiiadelphla, New YORK asni1s-
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsFEAkEl
'.s..,g7l..sss' RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1870.
SCHEDULE.
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

]. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
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ssence, wish the next senior Justice ef4 the
Supreme Court For the presiding ofncer 81
the committee. The members OF the coI ~
mittee were To- ile chosen by ballot ~. -
each house.. a. pro- position TINT the MEM |,
bers should be selected by lot was negatiyed
on the 10th 81. February, 1800, by ths yo 81
OF eighteen senators ngainst nine. a SUD.
seauent amendment, offered ON March ga,
to the effect that each house should by pal !,
lot select six members Of the joint commit
tee from twenty four members chosen I'm
each house by lot, was also re1ectea Dy Z
vote of e yeas and "a nays. The OIL as nIst
reported provided that any eleetoIai vo sVs !
might be rejected BY majority q sns Il on.
iection shall be founded ona concurrence
of two thirds Of the committed = fas: mega
tived on the Sd Of March blythe vote OF ~
vcoa and Z q rsaya 80 AZ y
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
The Mez Perces on the Move.
BITTER ROOT AND MIssoULA.

The intelligence of the Nez Perces war in
Idaho reached here through half-breed In
dians two or three days in advance of the
news by mail. The Ncz Perces of this sec
ton are moving towards Idaho, and are
doubtless going to join in the war. They
are we'll equipped with horses, guns and
ammunition. Fears are entertained here
that when routed by the troops in Idaho the
entire Indian force will fall back together
and seek revenge by making war upon the
settlements Of Bitter Root and Missoula
valleys.
The two companies of soldiers for the new
Post will arrive tomorrow. The officers
and soldiers are delighted with the beauty
of the country, and the prospects of game,
fishing, and the delicious fruits to be had
here. Button-holing aid wire-pulling for
post contracts are in order just now. The
contracts fer lumber, building, ETC., will be
closed on the 2ith, and the building of the
new post will be commenced at once
The crops are in advance of the East
Side. But little is being said of the grass
hoppers. 1t is thought that their force is
too small to materially damage the crops.
few farmers, however, in the upper part
of Bitter Root valley have been entirely
cleaned up. The hills and valleys are beau
tiful and green, and the air is balmy. The
roadside along my route is lined with ripen-
ing berries, and | feel like saying this is
Montana's paradise. Strawberries are plen-
titul and delicious. send four quarts of
Bass best for the HUsBANDMAN folks, with
the compliments Of WILL.
Missoula, NJ IT,, June "a, 1877.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
HOMOCIDE IN HELENA.

Between 3 and 4 o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon Fred. L. King. shot and killed
James Burnell in front of Curtis & Booker's
store in Helena. The shot took effect in
Burnell's left side, the bullet ranging down
ward, and penetrating through the body,
lodging beneath the skin over the right hip
joint. Theswounded man turned and ran,
foot of Broadway, and down the rear steps,
a few yards from which he fell and imme-
diately expired.
King was arrested and had his pielimi-
nary examination Thursday afternoon. The
evidence went to show that Burnell had
made improper proposals to Kings wife,
and had also offered to put King out of the
way, which she reported to her husband.
Three witnesses swore to hearing Burnell
say that he would kill King, about ten min
utes before the shooting took place.
King was sworn and said he had known
Burnell six or eight months; in passing
Garrigan & Dwyer's saloon yesterday he
overheard Burnell's threat to murder him !;
fifteen or twenty minutes afterwards he shot
him; in killing Burnell he not only had de-
Tended his own life, but the honor and hap
piness of his family which was dearer to
him than life.
f, j. Harris and A. B. eBabcock testified
to the desperate character Of the deceased.
After hearing the evidence the court held
King to answer, and fixed his bail at $4,000.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
the BITTER ROOT INDIANS
Fears of an Outbreak.

fridays Independent says: The following
was received by the Governor last evening
from Mr. Sutherlin of the HUsBANDMAN,
aud Is, of course, from disinterested source:
MIssouLA, June 25. 1877.
GOV. b. f. PoTrs-DEAR SIR: There is
no oouot but that the Indians in the Bitter
Aooe are bent on mischief There is a search
OF arms and ammunition. If YOU have
guns mat can be had by the citizens upon
"'s consideration, hope you will not hesi-
'a'e TO send them by express to the care of
sumo responsible person here, to be given
=" 'l'e farmers for the protection of their
ilohles and families. The indians have. to-
oay' moved all their stock and families
a"ay' An old, reliable and friendly Flat
Aeaa came into the settlement, at Corvallis
d, a.'o 'old his friend, white man, to move
.''S .ahliiy at once. The farmers think OF
n'.nslhs Iva at Stevensyille, hut they can do
nv NV ii''le without arms and ammunition
nc mai Is about to close. cannot give
'''e' particulars. w Ii. SuTHEHLIS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
SPRAY.

A home rule-the kitchen poker.
Cool, but not always collected-an ice bill.
Nothing in this bleak world is easier to
start and harder to stand than boil or a
daily paper.
1t is said that "a murder never forgets the
face of his victim.' That mllsl be hard on
proof readers.
Editors would make good BARRIERS, for
thev are accustomed to pilling on soft soap;
and SO would bankers, for they are good Oh
a shave.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05

THE news from Bitter Root and Missoula
ko a most alarming nature. The people
are forsaking their homes and gathering to-
aether for protection. All the Nez Perces
Of that region are moving in the direction
Of Idaho, and it is believed are going to join
their brethren in the war against the whites.
. The FIatheads, in whom the settlers have
/ long bestowed implicit confidence, leaving
/ their families at their mercy and their doors
unlocked when absent with perfect safety,
begin to show signs Of hostility. They are
moving their families and stock as if prepar-
Ing to make Bitter Root and Missoula the
battlefield.
The emergency is one that demands
prompt and decisive action ON the part of
the government. All the available troops
in the Territory should be at once hurried to
our western frontier, and as the force in the
Territory is wholly inadequate to withstand
general outbreak of the friendly tribes,
more troops should be hurried forward at
once. In the meantime the people should
arm and organize for self defense. The
people of the Territory generally should be
prepared, and hold themselves in readine So
TO 90 to the relief of their neighbors of
the West Side i'll case government should
fall them. Prompt action on the part of the
people may prevent a war.
Governor Potts, on being applied to, for
warded arms and ammunition to AIissoula
without delay and we feel assured will do
all in his power to assist the people.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA.

Unexcelled cuisine, unobtrusive provision for the
gratiilcafon of its patrons, convenient, spacious
ana airy rooms, and kept scrlpulously clean, are
some OF the chief characteristics of this justly pop
ular hotel
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
kE1-0sA&

KEEP innocency, tits the greatest felicity
and good conscience, for It's continual
|tast; this is the only music which makes a
merry heart; this makes the prisoner sing
when the TAILOR trembles.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05

Available in all parts of the United States and Can
adas, Great Britain, Ireland and the Continent
Collections made and proceeds remitted promptly.
Helena, January 90. 1S76-tf
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
ma, Montana, June IA, 1877.

Heena, Montana, June IA, 1877. I
David Bundy,, whose post-oflice address is
Canyon Ferry, Meagher county, NJ T., has this
land, under the homestead laws, the quarter of
the N w quarter and Lots Nos. / and Q of section
north, range No. ! east, which land is suspended
from entry. Notice is hereby given that a hearing
Will be had at this office on the 2sh day OF July,
the mineral or mineral character of said land,
and testimony to be used upon said hearing will re
taken before the Register and Receiver on the 28th
day of July, A. D., 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t
is alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land.
2-32-5w j. IT. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1877-07-05
-, ,suED WEEKLY BY
? N. SUTHERLlN j,
,,n1roR AND PROPRIETOR

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
| MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN is designed
(e NoJMl .a name indicates, a husbandman Ill every
be- a the 5's term, embracing in its columns every
eol dat l'le nf AGRICULTURE Stockraisn4g Horti-
lal,lisau na ssocal and Domestic Economy.
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tp more easily overcome.

oyE person devoted to gossip may keep
whole community in an upro ar.