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Dr. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for a Longtime vas demon.
strator OF anatomy In the
Medical College 81 Ceor
gia, hence, perSons using
his Pills have the gussan.
tee that they ere prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from all
qusckerv.
lie has srecesded 10
combining in thea the
heretofore aptaconistis
qualities Of q fSss<shss.
isGfs,Gsf'rs, ssds/sr.
Dvisr fcsi6.
Their first arpsssn, 81
feet Is to Increase the sp.
petite by causing the iosd
TO propcr!y assimiiats,
Thus The system 10 noun,
isl,cd, and by their TOME
action on the digestive ~.
gans, regular and healthy
e,scuations are produced.
The rapidly with wAisA
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stray Notice.

This is to certify that STRAY horse was taken
up the undersigned, on sata,day night,
November Sd, on his promises. Description
DARK lay horse, pony build about fourteen
haads "a. Waite mind feet, aud black fore
feet biacA name aud tail, VITA white streak In
manr, and blaze faced. has scar "a nu.r, aud
Is about c!eat years old. For rurih paiticu
lars up,l. at tine Residence OF the Undersigned.
~ N NodJna plantation. twelve n.ilcs below
ana .vui.. % -, ccvia.
GARRISON JOSE>.
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TUFTS PILLS
A distinguished physician Of New Yorb

A distinguished physician Of New Yorb
says
at is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds,
] hear Of them not only smong the poor,
but their virtues are heralded from the man.
eions Of the wealthy and refined. Know.
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, have great
confidence in their merits, ard Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst 70
suits in cases where desired to make de.
cided impression on the liver
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with svlcriid c"sfaNlngs, representing ia,
newest Infectious aud tlis most sccVn, adNaiic's
al ART, a "a srioGces; uciuutlhg mrcnan,cs aud
en-. .,ceIihE, steam cngiHcltas railway, min-
in., Avn, sas au'I a. uIsuiic eI.iIcCfing, nIi
autk. iIun, steel dnt metal NORA. C.rinistry
snd chemical pr',ccrscs: electricity, Eyhi, hcai
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e,c
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W1E2fXIs not easily earned in these times.
An but Il can he made in three
VIZ y D muntur 10y any oHr OF either SEA
IN any palt 81 the cuuhtT, who l.
williug 10 wO.k steadily at the mpl ',Eent that
We furnish. So per week III y"ur own Town
You heed not lie away from home over uisht.
You. eau xivr your whole tinir to the woi K. or
only your spare moments. We have hg,'nls
~nn max Nc over s2l I bay NJ who eu-
rayc NJ once 'sn make n,"n,y 'a~t A. the
~, sriii time n, nry cannot ur luIdr So easily
and rsIiily at Rny Other b ,.ines,. cu>ts
nothing tuny 'hebu~incss. Terms and - Uu.-
&, Tree Ad'.ru,r At oncs, II llALLrTr Il 90
Portland, M.nr. Iu-.J ~
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G.Ccoia seaiN Drop. .

Fair dealing with all people i,
the principle OF our New Dry
Goods Store. nov24,t
IL you wish safe aud profit.
able business, buy the Great Vest.
crn Well Boring machine; the best
and chenpcs, IN America. decl
Don't tal! to purchase y0ui
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots AID
Shoes, ut the popular Ne" Dry
Goods Store. Br certain 10 90
there. Great Ba Sai.s. h2it
1.-The steamer john =. !olir, o,
the k"unlz line, Was destroyed rs
lire GA The llth in.t at Gruud
Cult, near ti,h,Lurg. and sark in
lwruiy.-eyrn fee, ui water. No
lives Lost.
You will save money by buy.
rng your Dry Goods, Cl, thing.
Boots and Shoes al he New Dry
Good, Store. Gnods are Sold there
at Great Bargains. See Tor your.
scll.j noy2itI
The steamer Tom Morgan, q
200 ton SIDE wheeler, VA. totally
ur. ctri hy the explosion Of her
boilers. on The OH inst, ~hllr
w"od's ON the M'-sis-'pph shore,
at the head oi Scrub GrIs' row'
IIshA 49,
- Ladies. have y"n been ~
,ur N,w Dry Gouds Score! You
" ii lind there NE largest assert
m,nt. tn" best goods the incest
,i> les, aud the main object, the
Lowcst PtIces. Be sure Ia go
there and dc your trading. n"
'rnnnI. to show goods. You will
be waited on with great p"litrncss.
no,24u
A-Our sheriff. Mr.. John b. Driv-
,r. jeff last SATURDAY evening, hav
,ng n Ct argc Tor Little Rock u.
c. Crnigcr, William Wrst, Riley
Covingtnn, and John Ware, who
we're sentenced 10 serve terms in
The prritcn,iary ranging from one
Ia eighteen years. M'ssrs J. ~
L. lIale, I &. Edring'ou ard J. NJ.
Lawrence, accompanied them to
iI.cir future dumicil.
\ Tho ST. Louis and Niyhsaurs
packets have quit Carrying the
,na,.s. The ST. Louis and Mem,
I.hrs packets are again the mail
boat. Our mails are ~ follows:
Down Belle Memphis, runday;
City OF Chester, Wcducsia, Ste.
Gcncvlcve, Friday. Cr-Bcllc
Memphis, Tuesday; City Vi Chcs
ter, Friday; S'e. Genrvievc, Sun
day. Osceola Belle brings the
mail up Thursdays and Saturdays
The pia"os and organs man
featured aud sold i'y Daniel F..
Beatty. al Washington, n. j., have
brcu,nc so We'll aud tavorably
known that anything we may add
will only increase the testimonials
of thousands by one. All know
these instruments aud all praise
them. but all do MT know the very
low prices VI winch they can be
bought compared with the prices
charged for interior makes. We
ad isc all who contemplate buying
u piano or organ 10 write 10 Mr..
Beatty for his illustrated catalogues
aud prices.
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itirt!.

C.HllGsN. A. ~. II! ma, "n fr.mchsaiIS
t.AN,i,. ~, rinl,cr II, 49,, br l.. " NarI-
kan, aged Il yea'ss"d y "ionths.
Ey the sudden death of DR.. j..
Vi. Carri.an, wc are lorcih!y ro
minded OF the old rrovrrh, ella the
midst of Lille, we are III DEATH
But lew days ago, the subject OF
tins notice was III attendance ii
our circuit court, hopeful and IN
good spirits. On Thursday even
il, ne bale udicu 10 his many
friends aud del artcj for hls home
on Frcuchnian's Bayou. Sunday
evening, n messenger announced
the sad ,idings that the spirit OF
our friend, Dir. l.. N Carrisan, had
winged us fight to It's Maker.
Tine Masonic fraternity oi tins
place. OF which he was "a m"mbtr,
attended the burial and performed
the last sad funeral rites over his
rcnal..s.
DR.. i.cander NJ Carrigan was
b,rn ~ Loudcn, Tennessee, Eel ru-
ary %, 1913, and was reared in
I.aud,r,lalc county, Tennessee, 10y
Rev Milton Turn,r; was a gradu-
ale OF the University OF Louisville,
NY, and for many years wa" -
temporary citizen Of Arkansas
Kentucky, and Tennessee, out
finally located in Mississippi coun-
,v, ~ 1870, stree which time no
has been residing on frenchman's
Bayou. lie leaves IN 'hect'ona'e
wife and four children 10 mourn
his los, to whom We tender our
sincere ard heartfelt mpathy IN
hi. ;be,i i,0ur Of sore shection.
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Those who take AN interest in
good farming, in improved stock
IN fne fruits and flowers, aud in
im proving home, should subscribe
Tor his excellent journal. II has
been published in 81. Louis for
tl.ir,y Years, is carefully cd ted,
and has r"ciwa' farmers, stock
breeders and fruit growers 10 cot.
respond for it. /, is worth many
time. II cost "a every subscIib
II is pu bllslcd weekly at s2o0;
four copies $500; ten copies $3.50
sample COPIES Tree. Address. Nor
man J. t'oI'naa. publisher, 81
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HIls:x; 7AxI on HSR,
vss.I Trln WAN q szA
LNnviLts, ".
Az, 4. ths.

NnvfLts, IT.
AN J. iTs.
Da. TER Dear Ar /:
Pr ssa yssss I have hsss
a~snyrto dyspspsis, con-
s'ipssiss. asd piss. and
had veil aisA sHAs.sssd
the .a,svia nsdks fos re-
lief hsus ,Ais living dsatA,
whsn. ~ setidsni. yus
Pills were hvueht - ~
notice. ! began thsis sss,
and the hs'i does gave ne
such rslisf that I coa,isusd
iotshs ther~. las asv .
well man, have Q good aH
rs'i.s. cas- dissst veil, tie
piles have disappeared,
Aad ] have gained fGtY
po~nds In seDd lssh. ]
would s~t ~ withssi
them fes their Weight ia
gold.
nrv. 4. L. SIMPSON.
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Headquarters.

JOAN l.. Diver 4 Cos, dUhg
ssrfc is The headquarters for purf
drug. and medicines, which can be
bous!., -, bottom prices Ter cash.
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rs! ;ETsW PI A MO
GE IT,
q q 4. ~ ~

There IL no msnnf 'ciurrrui Pianos snd ors.u-
IN this ''r ~, ether G unirS whO la received rs
nsuy gnsni cited indOr-, nirDi- - has Mr. Beatty.
rom -,-iy state and Territory comes The sue
y verdict. They are the bc,l "a the world -
illustrated ADNEn1i Ett, q analogue kditio,)
tree address. DA>IEL r. BEATTY, " d>u-
tuyfuu New ,Jer,r,
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ADVERTISING

book confirming y Iist Of town. in The 4. y.
bu,,uc 900 pop , and THE newspapers having
IL, g.st circulation. AL the Religious, Agricni-
IN Il, ss.ntiac aud other special class journals:
e,erythips wi,ich an advertiser would like 10
now Mattel on rrcrilt Of ter cents A'.,.re.a
t,to T.. ROwELI. 4 90 10 Spruce -. ~. T..
10, pe-ite ,sr,shtfne' hni!sIrsl.
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They are perfectly
harmless, ran Be tab
en- BY young ~ cid
without rsstrsint o.
Diet ~ oeSupatioN.
JAyc1 = CIyfpa
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STAFF. Di,Ck ~.
Gsvtraoi- ". Il. hnrr.
Sr,'y Of state b. II. Brsv.rs.
Audit"f-J, hp Crsw (.
1r, asurrr-- j t'hulrnI.l.
Any UsG'i.- ,. ii...''rrsoa.
Con. state i.sndr j. y. ssAiats.
,U.,sncellul--J u. EHkin
ChaLc,ry irrk A u. Wit.
Chief Justice d. u. tuylI-h.
Associate Justices y az. II. Harrison AMI
Dsvh Waller
Iouxr,s ,u,al', Ii r!-;.is,-L. 4. Gsuse.
JtpltIAtt
second tir~'ni -t'pritirs 81 Niv' .-lppi, Cros.
~-tirn'irn. folni,cit, raj. head, rIcen~, lie -
t,n aud Eandul,.h
itrut Jmix- !. I. rs~k.
rr.s. Au'y. j. l. Eiddirk.
TEf;I-l..t .IiN
SSlh Di.,rir' I.,intir, Of 81. ri.,lpI .,sson
H'ohiseu ard tTxi,.s'ai
u state S..>i"r-k iisIr.
" .yr-..u,alne-J. Ii Il | ia'ns.
"A COUNTY u,'tiCFR,
ksss. Jsdge-t has B"ern.
Vetin--J. y. I'i'~r
AnN "a, h T.. fs.r.
~ ,surr--d. l. i""ri.
S-,"--Is- t.h''a'.
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rr- =, 4 Lr,ss.
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TnIRil-rRi,EE lEAGs Old.
THE MOST POPULAR SG.GIriPlC
PAPER IN The WORLD.

only s. " n lvar, iucidjing pos'agr Weekly
.. -,a.uO,rsa lvar ivJ boa pages.
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f'Oiis .ysG.NfllS OF
GOOD HEALTH
FOR % CENTS.
Ny Pii:sUS NO III. Brr A II Xoi
PARSUH ) fUaGAlIVhPILLS


.PARSUN 5 FU3GAlIVh
and tan nnr l. zach ni ut sIr four ~ night,
aud vi d. his ,yrry lhtId week during The
months nf iun'. july, tufu-t and september :.
"il 40 he triihi Il Niih FEVER sgd Neu., nni
Nalari Us l-,-r, Nr iiii''ns rN,r, Nor any 81
the dis -r- r',ulitue from m asnrtic poi~un
',m1roh ia ais uVri. Ni-.i .-ippi. Luui-iins tr-
.at-a- aii i"N',s II P,RsUN : GEuAilNE
: LIZ .aguoi u, obtained a .ogr nearest sturr,
.rni :, ct- ~ the ua,l r,i;nrt, aud the pill,
ii ~ hrsi D., i",-i paid. by r,iur'i mall rhy-i-
riM- ,g;tii,d ~ mail 81 Il ~ per thou-anl
,tih. \. lhi- T.. hut little N. ~ III "a isf prir'
~ :, rdard Pills 10y Ia" ilun-aid tt,.h miis
,"rpnptVN tllr '.,d'r III" recipe will br 'hr~r
nll, .r,i 20 an, ph: >iciau ou spp ica'i-n "
vii .rud P.rS"u'- iill- las malt To rr-ir,h,il'
;sriirs ~ u"i-.i nj &! ,rr irzrn, --n;'i,
,ips,a- a. No. "a h Will! he or'.r.
WHO. E>Ai.E tGi.NIs,
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I>k -lL:nil.'Ir \ 90 ........... .''alNrs on, Tea
,Ss.s Al RIDERS TO
I. =. J0ISSN "a 90,
BANGOR, NAME, Pro"T"1st9rs.
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k'iixai &sltirIArnt.

Thc i"i'nHlil. ease was bruush
10 Il lin &C during The week:
~ GoiA <'N. =, i.i1
Ch,tlrs l'cii h 30 D. II Vi -----. ar {,
IruI--ri rs' r.r,i,,s n ihr care II
Iiltk,k
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local.GoIumn.
MASONIC

The stated communications Of osceols L,olre
So. q r \. VI, win he ,li the >atnrtiaNs
IN or aeNi hcio'c, each fnli man. VIZ Ian.
q fch. ~. March "a. April "a May ~. Jnnr
"a july Il, Aug. II. sept y, oct. e. Nov. ~.
p.e ~
ST. Iuhn 'h- t.yss.-.ll-)
The " nihcls Hrr pidcr,,d To attend In arcur,-
lnr with the by Ixss
All Master Mi-"ns in good .fapdiug are corli
ally invited To sfttnd Ry order ~
JOHN \TiIlkWs. " NJ
% BLACkNOrD >cc'y
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-01
FARMERS AND THE ORANGES.

We can conceive of no organization or in
s~titution calculated to do more good to farm
ers than the grange, says the Farmers Ind
Gator. 1t is mete and proper that we should
come together often, for the purpose of con-
sultation and exchange of views and infor-
nation. To certain extent we are CROP
ing in the dark in relation to many impor-
tant things which we desire to adopt, but
are doubtful and uncertain as to- the proper
plan of procedure. Brother M may
wish to sow clover but he is ignorant Of the
time and mode of doing it. Brother l.,
living q dozen miles away, can. enlighten
him. Brother N desires to improve his
breed of sheep but does not know the kind
to purchase or where to buy. Brother K
can inform him, and thus knowledge may
be promulgated that may save hundreds of
dollars to our impoverished farmers. That
these meetings of the farmers are improving
and profitable nom can doubt, and they can
harm no one. We would therefore, most
earnestly urge upon u members the neces-
sity of keeping up their grange organlza-
ton. Keep the ball moving, brother Pa
trons, and let us hear from you every where,
for the knowledge elected at your meetings
should be spread before the oranges through.
out the country, by means of your agricul.
tural and grange papers.
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T'HE SUN
1s77. NEW YORK.

The different editions Of the Sun duringa Y
year will be the same as during the year ~
just passed. The daily edition will on Hea
be a sheet of four pages, and on Sundaysas
eight pages, Or 56 broad columns; Whilet ns,i
edition will be a sheet of eight pages Of w
dimensions and character that are alread! y
to our friends. !
The Sun will continue to be the strenuoI
cate of reform and retrenchment, and Of "
stitution of craftsmanship, wisdom emu y
for the hollow pretence, imbeclllfy, anu N
the administration Of public affairs. Su|
tend for the government of the people Dy w.
and for the people, as opposed TO goyenp%an|
enforced by military violence. 1t VIII sa.I
supply its readers body now not far nO %s
ion of souls-With the most careful, comps
trustworthy accounts of current evchsa I
employ for this purpose a numerous an ~ \
selected staff of reporters and corTespo nn
reports from Washington, especially, w
accurate and fearless; and it will Gouo M
thrive by plundering the Treasury o. " VI N
what the law does not give them, Whle h \ y,
deavor to merit the confidence OF the pu aas1
Tending the rights of the people against ts'
ments of unjustified power. 49, Xxi
The price of the daily Sun Will DC II. 4 N
month OF $3.50 u year, post paid, or WIZ
day edition $7.7O a year. hi
The Sunday edition alone, eight pas"'
year, post paid. ooaeh3
The Weekly Sun, eight pages Of s. bro oaia H
will be furnished during 1877 OF tne i'N
year, post paid. -. somH
The benefit of this large reduction a, rdn
vious rate for the Weekly can be ehJ4ssmnp
vidual subscribers without the necesslf aurbI
up clubs. At the same time, II any tim. M
choose to aid in extending our clrcnah rrens
be grateful to them. and every sucn oa pabd
sends us ten or more subscribers IRON ~ fl n
be entitled to one copy of the pap, Sear, n
without charge. At n dollar = sa
paid, the expenses of paper and prm as te isd3
repaid; and, considering the SIZE UnadertbI
the quality Of its contents, We are ~ ehespes4
paper published in the world, and W.
of the very best. ~ Cit,Y
Address, THE SUN, New YORK WV
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-01
THE KANSAS STATE GRANGE.

At its last meeting, devoted much time to
arranging and perfecting a plan as proposed
by Brother Stevens, for international coop
GRAFTON, and also in perfecting a plan and
completing arrangements for a State coop
erative society, with headquarters at Kan
sas City. The sum OF $1OO,O0 0 is asked
from the Patrons of the State, which, in the
present prosperous condition of the order,
will undoubtedly soon be raised. The edu-
%cational committee, appointed at the last
session of the State Grange, made a very
full and complete report:
Resolred, By this State Grange, that the
habitual use of spirituous liquors is injuri-
GUS in its tendencies, and renders every per-
son so using them unfit to become or remain
a member Of the order.
RESOLVED, That the lecturers, both State
and district, also deputies, be authorized to
settle with and reinstate delinquent mem.
bers and dormant oranges on such terms Is
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-01
TRUE ORANGES TO THE FRONT.

Under the above head, the Southern Herald
has the following in a recent issue:
There is at this time a wonderful silence
pervading the ranks of the order, and what
does it signify? Does it betoken decay and
disorganization, or is 1t that result conse-
quent upon the Punishment of novelty from
the secret workings and proceedings of the
oranges, SO truly predicted by the leading
members of the order? Or rather, Is it not
the listful, breathless anxiety waiting upon
the issue of the political storm, which is
soon to gather and burst, confirming dis
honesty and corruption in their unbridled
sway. or once more enthroning honesty,
with Astrea at her side, meeting out with
balance justice to all classes, conditions and
eolors? Never before were the American
people, and especially the farming class, so
solicitous about good government hence
the silent, but deep-felt anxiety, which
awaits the doubtful issue of the approach
Ing struggle. 1t is true that our meetings
have been somewhat disrobed of their nov
city, but are, nevertheless, fascinating. 1t
Is also true that those members who did not
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comprehend the objects of the order, and
have since failed to learn them, have sunken
into silence and inactions but this array OF
members is too small to effect, seriously,
the orders progress. Although there may
seem to be a dead stand-still and a little
shadow of doubt hanging over the future,
vet we say it, that to those who have kept
pace with the teachings and developments
of the order, there never was more reason
to feel assured of victory in the grand issues
to be evolved, than now. All true Patrons
yet remain-a life-engendering, hopeful
sign.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-01

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN: Bozeman Grange
No. 2, p. of H., meets the first and third
Saturday nights of each month, at the
Grange hall, in Bozeman. The officers for
the ensuing year are as follows: w. B.
Meadow, w. M; JAS. G. Switzler, w. o.;
T. B. Gray, w. L.; w. H. Ellis, w. s.;
Robert Baxter, W. A. s.; Fl. Cleveland, w.
c.; Sanford Ruffner, W.T.; Clark H. Switz-
Ter, w. Sec'y.; Jas. w. Mardis, w. G. K;
Mrs. M. A. Cleveland, c.; Miss Kate M.
Switzler, F.; Mrs. A. Fl. Mardis, P; Mrs
c. Rouse, L. A. s.
CLARK II. SwITzLER, Secretary.
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would be for the best interests OF the oroer'
in accordance with rules which the ex-com-
mittee may adopt; also that the lecturers
and deputies aforesaid be instructed to urge
weak and dormant oranges to consolldate.
The salary of the master was fixed a $loo
per year, and So per day and expenses
while travelling for the good OF the ORDER
The salary of the secretary was reduced TO
$500 per year. That of treasurer was liked
at $50 per year.
SoyERE1GNs OF INDUsTRY.-This new Or
der was first organized some three years ago
by a few mechanics of New England, for
the purpose of concentrating the laborlng
class against the encroachments OF trade
speculation and associated capital. 1t nav
ing excited the laboring people East, 1t Is
now occupying the attention OF the labor
element in San Francisco to a large extent,
they having already organized three in that
city. and one in Oakland. It is expected
other towns in the State will take up the
work and increase in strength.
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TO MINERS.

'NTOTICE TO MINERS.
IN "a
United States Land Om1
Helena, Montana, February Il lsHl|
Henry III. Squires, whose post-office adal
neayer creek, Jefferson county, NJ: na.sI
under the final homestead laws, the east hat@
northwest quarter and the southwest quartet
northeast quarter, and lots ! and 2 Of sec. ld
No. S, of sec. 10, in township No. 8 north
No. one east, which land is suspended frn1
this Office on the 18th day Of March, A. d
at 10 O'Clock q. m, to determine as to The
or non mineral character of said land, adI
mony to be used upon said hearing will bI
before the Register and Receiver on the ll
March, A. u. 1877, at 10 O'Clock, a. ~
improvements upon said land. Signed,
j. H. MOE, REd
February l5-2-l3-5w.