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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-08

election from one Of the most wealthy, respect
able moral and refined districts In the me-
trDpois without renDunciBg the business by
which he gained his property. This Is, on The
whole. the most singular phenomenon Oh our
political and social life.
The qualities by which this strange sue
cess was achieved came to be very fully nc
knpwledged in tho election last autumn,
when his competitor for the suffrngss Of u
wealthy district was n well known citizen NJ
tho highest standing. His signal victory over
such ~ opponent In such o district proVen
that Mr.. Morrissey was no ordinary md vul~
gar keeper Of PLACES for making or losing
money on games pf GhanGe. 1t may sfem para
dpxicaI to mention honesty ms the strongest
attribute IT such n man but we think it would
be the general verdict Of those who knew him
best that confidence In his honesty was The
chief ground Of his political snccfss M
Mptrissey was man who never forfeited MS;
word, who never sold his vote. who never
trafficked in Legislation, who was unappfohctl,
able not merely by bride, but by every klnd
Of improper Influence Considering his edn
cation and associations. this is saying n
great deal. It implies that he was q
man ii strong character MS well M honor
able impulses. It must be added that he
possessed sense and psnetrntIon, which
made It impossible for the shrewdest minds
to practice upon him md use him without ms
knowing II. lIs was prominently enh"We',
with the quality which Ii vugariy called
horse sense" and at u penetrating judge 81
character and motives he had few equals, IT
must have been n priceless solaee +" him dur
ing this trying winter and spring, whom ne
has SO often felt himself to be- nj The POM
nf death. that his life was spared until his
ren character was appreciated by one III tht
most select constituencies in this metropoli
tan city Mr. Mprrissey WIS remarkable
character and. take him for NIL in Ill, w
shall not look upon his like again,
| Moei H Ohandon Is tbs vino for connoisssufs
| Discount nj z per cent On state taxes
DR III III Mny.
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SUM MARY.

From what Drecedes H. foows--
That tho Ioan s negotihtI with the sole
object of lIquidAting all former dsbts.
That It repre- enta the liabilities Of the 10
ciety ~ the Roman Catholic Church." which afs
dured interest
That It ~ aen71red by = special mortgage en-
properties worth five times ~ much ~ the
amount borrowed and therefore amply saffi-
ccnf to guarantee both ths payment Of interest
and the REDEEM ptfon ~ the CAPITAL.
Consequently the MortgsRr Bonds u the Dio~
rces, " New Orleans constitute frat class In
vf;atrncnt, with moral and material securities
but seldom offered 10 capitalists,
IN. j. PEkCHE. Archbishop.
MrLLgr. V a.,
Administrator ~ Finances. apzs I'm
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These bonds dated January /, 1879, afs signed
by the President. tho Treasurer and tho beers-
tnry Of said Bohrd ~ Adm Illustrators. with the
are paraphed Ne Varietnr" by Octave do AR
mHs, a notary public In this city. They bear nm
annual interest Of per cent not from the date
NJ Issue 10 maturity which interest In phynbis
asmf annually ms per coupons attached. viz.
On tho FIRST If July and on tho first Of January
of snnh succeeding venr.
Tho capital IL payable ut pnr In twenty years
from date, by drawings ~ be sffectsd ann un1iv.
com nsncing January i, 1889.
Tho Interest and surthilnsnt are payable In
New Orleans Feu York Isoms. Paris, and I'm
! several other cities Of ths United States and Flu
rops, which will DO hereafter designated.
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REAL ESTATE OFFERED AS
SECURITY.

From tho official report recently made TO tbs
Holy Hes, the Church property OF this Diocese
Is divided HI foIloWs:
independent or interchangeable prop
critics valued nt about u ,OzG OJ1
Morghgehbls properties valued Mt fts
minimum rats. ...... 81 ,GsD 90
This ihttsr tho only real estate affected by
tho mortgage aforesaid, and worth denble thH
amount of the loan includes sevsrai buildings.
lots fields and other productive properties not
dedicated 10 tbs worship Of God. n
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FOR RENT.

LsOR RENT ON THE SEA COAST EVER l.
j small houses suitable for. small families.
Also the hotel known as the White House oan
be rented for n boarding house. or snGh mum
Dor Of rooms that vii snit large or small farni
lies Wishing TO furnish thsmsslyss- with whhrf
md bathing accommodations, Terms modsr-
nte. For further particulars address l., POST.
East Pascagoula, Miss rny5 htF
TrOR RENT THE TWO STORY FRAN II
i house No iait. Erato strsst, bstwsen St.
Charles and Caropdeet, and store No. sa IT..
Charles street. under Masonic Hall Apply to
GEO. MoGBOBKEY 81 st, Charles street.
uv4 tw
DOOMR FOR RENT TWO NEATLY FUR
IL nishsd rooms pnrlnr and bedroom second
story with gallery front md renr. Largo
closets In each room. and bath room ronvsn
lent Location central. in the First District,
md on the shady side Of tho street. VIII be
rented with or without board tna gentleman
and wife OF 10 two single gentlsmhn. NO other
bnnrders or roomers In the house Address
ROOMS neu1eref office. me2 IF
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THE SUBSCRIPTION Is OPENED I'M
NEW ORLEANS:

AT THE AHCTBIbHOrS RESIDENCE. Seq
retary's office.
AT A. CARRtEHE h. SONS. Commission MGR
chants.
AT THE PEOFLEA BANK.
| ATTHEHIEEHNIA tHaUE NOE 90 MpAEY.
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FOR SALE.

HOH BALE THE COFFEE HOUSE BY THE
i name III Philharmonic Hall, situated on
Patfsrson bst Hsen Olivier md Vsrrst streets,
Algiers. Apply NJ ths above plncn. NV 81
LlOR BALE TWO FOUAnEs OF FINE.
i high land in the Third District. fronting on
DHuphius strest city car. bnWean Andry and
Flood streets having great quantity II orange
trees md fruit trees Of MI kind will be sold
very cheap by applying 10 A. bAULET, No 4s
Dscntur strsst. mg2 "
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LAKE! LAKE,! LAkE!!!
THEOLD SPANISH FORT HOTEL

Will, DrEN on
WEDNESDAY, MAY r.
under The management Of the Well known "h-
terer PHILIP EILLMAN. Visitors will be-
eerYei with the best tho market affords by DO
Ito and attentive winters. Tho bar will bs sup
piled with tho choicest Wines and Liquors
from tho we'll known ''ShzerHc.' Cars leave
from the corner VI Canal and I:nsin sfrsrfa.
HY7 I'm
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SITUATIONS wAnTKD-rEmALks.



ATANTED-BY A REsrEGrABLE WOMAN
w and daughter n situation to do cook ing.
housswork and attend to ehildten. No objse
ton to travel. Address g. r.. this of1iee.
mya at
w AHTED- by A LADY SPEAKING
w French and English. n situation na honss
keeper, nr companion 10 n lady travelling. Ief-
srsnrss given If required. Address M. B.. this
offlGs. mVs 1T
WANTED BY HEsPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, situation TO do light housswork or
nurse; would he willing to travel. Good refer
erne can DO given, Address NJ M. Democrat
offloe mva st
\AANTED-A RITUATION by A HESEG-
w table girl ~ do hpnsswotk or nurse. hp-
ply MT Ga EnliDpG street. my7 1t
WANTED-EY A EERfECTAELE YOUNG
w girl, sf1aLion to do houasWork or muse
also. by middle aged woman n situation 10
wash aud iron or nurse. Good reference con
be givsn. Has no objection to going In the
country, Address J. NJ O.. this office. ny7 st
WANTED CDLOHED WOMAN A
w situniiDn cook and to assist In hDura-
work. Good references giysn. Apply Mt a%'
Melpomsne street nv7 81
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w and daughter. ~ Eituatlon 10 nurse In II RS
spsn'Hble family and do light honseWork and
plain sewing. Address = NJ. g., this office,
mp7 IT.
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SPECIAL TO SPORTSMEN.

Each She'll guaranteed. Orange Powder p
wads In each Shell.
WALLACE WOOD.
Agent Latin Rand Powder Company,
4as n 2sS, No. Tab sAlnttnu As atrnt+
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BOARDING q.

GOOD ROOMS AND BOARD ron THEBUM-
NJ NOR months vt ls2 ~. Charles street, To
bic board tho very best Mt ~ 80 Dor week.
mys IT.
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LfOR BALE GHEAP-THE HTAR ROE MILL
complete and in good running ordsr, ready
for immediate uss For particulars apply 10
NJ pGHWAKTX h BIO,
fsetf LAP tn tso Magazine street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice to RED Hiver shippers
The fine, pew and FIST paHssngsr ateamer
ASSUMPTION will .posi.'ye|y without FIJI,
irnve Mt & y. IN. THIS DAY w. dneRdnyl for
shreveport and way landings. linking freight mt
~, mya Il - " WIN GILLEN, Master,
special Notice - Red river shippers
All freight rsreivel for tho steannt allVrh
CITY will be cont forward TllIt DAY On ~"
KATE KINNEY, leaving for issh river THIS
DAY Please insure accordingly.
myB It JOB. AIKEN, ~ GravIHr 81.
Notice All Natives Of the state o, Ken
requested to meet a rarlnr T. y, Charles Hot
ut i O'Clock D. m SATURDAY. MAJ u. ie7a for
tho purpose Of organizing IA Kentucky AH,"-
citation. MY" ~
Notice -Thr once "f the New orleans
Wa,erw ,rks Company hhs been removed to No.
~ tamp street "'Yh ~
| special Notice The steamer Charles
Morgan leaving New Orleans WEDNE1DhY !.
| the eighth instant. will arrive at Cncinnati
| Wednf my May H. giving asnutEipnsts time
| l., sea CinHnn II md six pertpr"nnces nj the
my7 u ALBERT STEIN. Minister.
Hooti,-, stands, Games, tic. s"r the ric-
nie md Festival to bR given On Mny u aud = at
| ths Fair Grounds nv tho First Regiment Infnu-
ny Louisiana National Guard for rent For
furth particulars hpply I" EtH ML t'IEh.
corner Hospital nnI Gbhrirhs Ftrefa, y tFefn ~
m md y. an Gtn9 y. m dolly NV st
thor notice.
my7 1t .ANNEY h WORK.
special Notce.-An parties having
oInitpa pgnjnst tho steamer BILLY COLLINS
| ar nftt hGI In FFEl nj n m
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CATHOLIC LOAN.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DIOCESE or NEW ORLEANS.
Loan of $25O,OOO

Issued by the Eoard N Administrators ri ths
Roman Catholic Church Of Tho Diocese Of
New Orleans. Mt their meeting of The eleventh
If January, 1873. with the auth orization and
approval Of the Holy Bes bsaring date Mo-
yambsr D. 1877.
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HELP WANTED FEMALES.


Cha heFmaIA., s0OkE. NHvses, sth.
WANTED A YOUNG OR MIDDfE-AGED
w woman who dasires permanent home
can End one, II not afraid 10 work by address,
ing J. J. J., this office. my7 5t*
NNrANTED-A GOOD Girl TO NURSE
w children must come well recommended
Apply ut l72 Canal street. mys 1t
WANTED AT NO 24s FELICITY STREET
w first class cDuk. also. n superior hun
dress md house anrvnut- tbs two women To DO
tho work ri ths family Must DO honest. roll
able and ehrnble. md willing to work for their
money. Two good women may secure good
and Tournament situations by implying Mt once,
ruVa tw
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201O MORTGAGE BONDS

Divided Into four series. IN follows:
Series A, 40 Bonds Of $1,000 Each.
Series II, 100 Bonds Of 1900 Each.
Series &, 1000 Bonds Of 300 Each.
Series ID, 1900 Bonds Of $50 Each.
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A TTEACTIVE ENTERTAISMEaT
FOR Trinity CHURCH.
May Ninth and Tenth,
AT EXPOSITION HALL.
The entertainment opens with tErss scenes in
ons grand nbeaux.
|. TITANIA- WITH FANCY DANCES AT IIEf
COURT.
q THE FLORAL BOWER
s, GRAND RECEPTION OF THE QUEEN Oh
EUTTERFLfEB,
Tho guests nre then invited ~ visit the Am
stsrdnm Museum and Art GnIlory. with other
attractions in tbs refrsshment room.
Doors open nt G:5p Entertainment begins nj
Tao.
ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CENTS. my5tt
MAY FESTIVAL AND ENTERTAINMENT
For the Benefit Of
SIT. JOsEPHs NEW CHURCH,
AT SIT JOBEpHS HALL.
Corner Of Common and Dsrbigny streets.
Commencing Saturday, May 4, 1878
Admission II Cents.
nY4 ~
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MHksET.E.A NJ EDgIA.

Mh6sEf.EANEOU6.
WANTED THREE YOUNG AND COMFE-
w tent horse shosrs. to shoe on tho Good
enough syEten. without fits or injury to tho
feet of tho animal. Good charnetsr will be re~
CURED Of npplicHuts Wages good md ON
plnymsnt permanent. Address Postofflns box
2tGg rgVR 3t
WANTED @EY A YOUNG MAN A StTEA-
w ton If my kind Apeaks aud writes Eng
ieh. French and German. has fine psntnhn
nhp quick nj figures, Snlnry Obieft. Nd
dress |, r. lprk box ~. mp7 1T
WANTED BY A BOY FOURTEEN YEARS
w # npe. u situation in nf1es or to mike
himself useful mt anything. Address J. o., this
office. N.Y. II
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A tITUA-
w finn ms engineer. In the city or country, or
fireman in some cotton press leo mill or ehW
mill Addresa J. II Dempernf Office. mPG 1t
WANTED f0aIFION TO TEACH MHHIG,
w French md English. VIII touch for bonrd
during tho summer No ohIe"tiDn to lowing
city Miss May HAYNEY city post office,
uV& It
WANTED by GOI.bRED BOY A RITEAz
w ton na drivar Undsrttnuda the cure II
horses Address J. W. this office. mgG 1t
CT En FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
- .'IV Gao Magazine. ID. LEIGH. Rolree
1 Pianist iy5 ~
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M ULE RACE -..-.-.-.. .---- .. MULE HACEl
MULE RACE.
To bn run under the auspices of the New Or
Isnns Club.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
SATURDAY, MAY ~, 1873,
FOR TttE
Benefit Of the Fund for The Erection Of n
Monument TO the Citizens who fell
September ~, 1874.

Those dssirous NJ assisting in selling tickets
can procure them Of Gen Fred. n. Ogden No.
~ Union street. Or of Mr.. J. q. Lhwt,p. Mo. i4a
Canal street.
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Notice -Thr Office If the New orleans
Wnierw ,rks Com pnuy hhs boon removed To No.
40 f!arnp 81 rect ryR IT.
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The Annual Meeting 0f the stock hold
ers Of the Louisiana Cotton Tie Company will
be held nj tho office nf the company. No si
Gravier street. on MONDAY, thirteenth May.
ut O'Clock D. IN. JAMES A. LAFlTFE.
m ~ tai Hrrrntnry
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special NOtlce.-A1 parties having
entna pganst tho steamer BILLY COLLINS
are notified to present tho same to mo within
thirty days from date. Mt tbs office IF II. Consry
4 Son corner Canal and Delta streets.
MRS. NJ A. WISE
Per pro. NJ. Wise.
New Orleans Mnv 4 1874 rnva ut
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NOtIrr NAt1ves Of shr NiH'e % NfH
lucky residing In tho city of New Orleans nr
requested to meet ut Parlnr +. NJ Charles Hot
ut 4 o'nIoek D. IN SATURDAY. May ~. lE7a. r.
The purpose Of organizing II Kentucky AH,'
ri ttpn, my" II
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-30
HELENA AND

Coaches leave Helena every morning, Sundays
excepted, } at4 O'Clock, q. m. -
Leave Bohemian every morning, (Sundays except-
ed. at4 O'Clock, a. m.
OFFICE
H~ELRNA-navis & Wallaee's, Main Street.
BozEM N-Willson & Rich's, cor. Main and BoZe-
man Streets.
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mo. 5S3.
A PPLlCATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

Helena, Montana, March %, 1878.
Notice is hereby published that James McCabe,
Harvey Means and Stephen III. Senter, whose post
office address is Diamond City, Meagher county,
Montana Territory, have this day filed application
for patent, under the Mining laws of Congress, to
their placer mine, situated in Whites gulch (unor-
ganlzed) mining district, Meagherc county, Montana
Territory, designated as Lot No. 81, in township
No. l%0north, range 2 east from principal meridian,
WHICH claim is not recorded, and described in the
OFFICIAL plat and field notes on file in this office as
follows:
tablishcd southwesterly corner No, 2 of Lot Al in
said township, and running thence S 80 deg " 4.4o
S 50 deg. w so chains; thence n 46 deg Is min w
80 chains; thence S 80 deg w 20 chains; thence
S 10 deg Il . 80 chains; thence S 81 deg 80 min W 10
deg w 6 chains; thence S "a deg Do min w 500
4 deg " Z 50 &c CHAINS q thence W y g os chains ain
min w u chains; thence S rs deg Is min w So. Is
chains; thence S 81 deg 30 min W 20 chains: thence
W Il chains; thence y % deg 80 min ", Is chains;
thence AZ deg w IA. 80 chains, to the southwesterly
corner No. %, from which the quarter section cor
ner ON the township line between sections, 10 and "a
township 10 north, ranges ] and 2 cast, bears S So
deg, q min w Al. so chains distant; thence S SO deg
80 min E 8. 30 chains; thence NAB deg. 45 min + y So
chains: thence S 70 deg 81 min e II 81 chains;
thence N 70 deg IS min E -. II chains; thence N 70
deg 5 9 min 2 ss 81 ehaios; thence T. \ y 81 deg ls !. min in
f = 80. 60 CHAINS CHAINS thence rs nee \ !, = m deg 4 Is 81 MN II c = %, 81
thence N 40 deg As min i 4s, Is chains; thence n 81
deg e u. IS chains; thence N So deg 80 min w 80
chains, to the place Of beginning, embracing one
hundred and thirteen and ninety hundredths
Ql3 90-l00) acres, upon which a notice of said appli-
cation, together with a plat of the premises claim
ed, were posted, according to law, on the 18th DAY
of March, 1878. ihe adjoining claimants to these
premises are G T. Harrington ct al placer claim
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described placer mine, ,orany portion thereof, are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
duly filed with the Register of the United STAKES
Land Office, at Helena, Montana Territory, within
the sixty days period of publication hereof. they
will be forever barred by virtue Of the provisions
of the mining laws of Congress. .
j. II. MOE, Register.
: B.F.. MARSH. Z. S. Dep. Min. Surveyor, %
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INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE ON RACE.

Attention has been called to a curious in
stance of climatic influence on race. In 1916
several hundred Nuremberg families emf
grated to Trans-Caucasia, and took up their
abode in the neighborhood of Iiflis. They
were remarkable for a broad, square build,
tair or red hair and blue eyes. The next
generation changed somewhat, and brown
hair and black eyes were seen. ln,the third
generation the type Of the original colonists
was hardly recognizable. Black eyes and
hair were the rule, the round face lengthen-
ed, the form gained slenderness and ele-
gance. Inasmuch as they never inter, mar
ried with another race, it is contended that
climate alone must have effected the change.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-30
Order of Sale.

James Hornbuckle and Samuel NJ Marshall, Plain
tiffs,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-30
NJ ISC LILA n 0 s.
B0TTLING AIR FOR FUTURE EXAMINA-
TON.

During the Centennial summer samples
of air were collected on various occasions
upon the exhibition grounds at Philadel-
phia, and in the different buildings also
in this city, in Brooklyn, Hoboken, and on
many of the Adirondack mountains, with a
view to transmitting them to the chemists
of 1916, to determine whether the eartll's
atmosphere is undergoing change. That
the atmosphere has undergone
changes since the earlier geological ages is
beyond a doubt. The present question is
whether such changes are. still slowly going
on, and what their nature may be. The Or
binary statement thatthe air has an ~invaria-
BILE composition is not strictly true, since
samples of air collected at different times
and in different places are never found to
be absolutely identical. The difference
may be slight; but an apparently insignifi-
cant decrease in the percentage of oxygen
becomes of grave importance when the de-
fciency, as is usually the case, is made up
of less beneficial elements.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-05-30

James Hornbuckle and Samuel NJ. Marshall, Plain
ti1s,
Archie Mcintosh, Defendant.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District,
in and fox the county of Meagher and Territory
of Montana. -
Notice is hereby given thatI, I. j Fleming, Sheriff
of Meagher county, will, in pursuance OF the decree
and ordeg Of sale therein made, sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the front
door of the Courr House, at Diamond City, in the
county of Meagher, Territory Of Montana, on the
Both day OF May, A. d. 1878, between the hours OF
9 O'Clock q. M. and 5 O'Clock p. m. of said day,
the following described real property. to wit: An
undivided one-eleyenth of the following described
mining property, situate, lying and being in Mag
pie gulch, Meagher county, Montana Territory,
viz: The mining ground and drain bitches belong
irg to the Montana Mining. Company, of Maggie
gulch, the said property being. better known and
described as application 10 for patent No " ga, made
and others, at the u: S. Land Office in Helena, M.
T., which said mining, ground is situate in town
ship IL north, range l east, contains l37 1900
acres, and is more particularly described in the field
notes and plat thereof now on file in the said US
Land Office, together with the tenements, heredi-
traments, :appurtenances, tools, whlms. etc, be-
Dated May 8, 1878. Il. j. FLEMING,
Choriff Ngao0harG oI1rtv
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Order of Sale.
t. Il. Callins, Plaintiff,

VS..
Nelson Shields, ct al, DEFENDANTS.
IN the District Court of the Third JUDICIAL District,
in and for thecounty of Meagher and Territory
of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that !, !. j. Fleming,
Sheriff of Meagher county, will, in pursuance of
the decree and order of sale therein, made, sell at
hubble ;vendue to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, at the front door of the Court House, at Dia-
rnond City, in the county of Meagher, Territory of
Moatana, ON the 3Oth day Of May. A. p. 1878, be-
tween the hours of 8 O'Clock q: m, and 5 O'Clock
ON. Of said day, the following described real
properly, to wit: All the undivided one-h of the
following described property, situate, lying and
heing in Meagher county, Territory Of Montana, to
Wit: The placer mining ground in Indiana gulch,
heretofore belonging to Scanlon & Co.; Also, three
water bitches coming into said Indiana gulch, one
from Mule creek and Two from Moose creek, to-
aether with the water, rights belonging TO said
,sitsass and gulch; Also, all the interest and tide of
aeeefnndaats in Spring, Ayers and Moose suleh.
t.si Also. all tools and appliances belonging to any
and all Of said property. Together with all and
singular the tenernents, franchises and appurten-
ances tllereunto belonging or IN anywIse appertaln-
4ng, ii
rated MAJ O., lS1s.4a Sheriff Meagher County,
L@-
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