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SUNNI QNS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DlSTRtCT of the Territory of Mon
tana, in and for the County OF Meagher.
LUCY A. DUNN, Plaintiff,
against Summons.
p. DUNN, Defendant
The People of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Frederick T. Dunn, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in
the District Court OF the Third judicial District, OF
the Territory of Montana, in and for the county Of
Meagher, and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service Oh you oil this summons-it served
within this county; or, ifserved out OF this county,
but in this district, twenty days, otherwise, within
forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
The said. faction is brought to obtain q decree dis
solving the bonds of matrimony existing between
the plaintiff and you, the said defendant,
And YOU are hereby notified that if you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaintv It's above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will ask to have your de-
1ault, and forthe relief prayed for in her complaint.
Given under my hand and the Sealsaf the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District of
49, the Territory of Montana, in and for the
rysEAL. coanty OF Meagher, this.2d day Of Feb
e>, ruary, in the year of Oar Lord one thou
saad eight hundred anyeseventy- eight.
ALEsA.. y. BEAITIEt. Cle4E.
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All the church bells in Rome are tollino.
funeral services will be held in all the
c,l'fches' but the Requiem in St. Peters
c,orcl Is expected to be very imposing.
lie remains are to be temporarily deposited
III the choir chapel of st. Peters church.
ana llllally be placed in the crypt. The
conclave will decide whether the funeral
shall be public or private.
Inc Pope's last act was to provide for the
continuance OF his servants salaries and the
pensions of tliier widows.
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MAGINNlS' TIMBER RITZ,

WASHINGTON February S.-The Commit.
tee of Territorial Delegates unanimous1v
adopted the following at their meeting to-
day.
Itesolced, That the Committee on Public
LANDS OF the House OF Representatives be
respectfully requested to report House bill
no. 242, introduced by Maginpis, of Mon
ta'a to regulate the cutting of timber on
public lands in the Territories. with n IA
vorable recommendation, as in our belief
SAID Bill is well adapted to furnish such relief
as the people of the Territories require. and
that its passage ought not to be ieopardized
by being attached to or connected with otn-
er proposed legislation about which there
may. exist serious differences of opinion. The
Dill proposed gives immediate relief. and the
interests Of the Territories imperatively de-
mand u action of Congress in view OF the
threatened action by the authorities. The
Delegates from the Territories unanimously
and urgently ask such action at the hands of
The Committee on Public Lands, so that the
adjournment Of the present session of Con-
SA>E7 Wal NV iCdNC JilCIll III IielI present
unfortunate condition.
THE PARENT OF INSOMNIA.
The parent of Insomnia or wakefulness is
IN nine cases out of ten a dyspcptic stomach.
Good digestion gives sound sleep. indiees-
ton interieres with it. The brain and
stomach sy%lnpathize. One Of the promin-
ent symptoms Of Il weak state Of the gastric.
organs is a disturbance of the great nerve
enttepot, the brain. I%nvigorate the stom-
ach, and you restore equilibrium to the
great centre. A most reliable medicine for
the purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which is far preferable to mineral sedatiyes
and powerful narcotics which, though they
may tor a time exert a soportic influence
upon the brain, soon cease to act, and invar-
lably in ure the tone of the stomach. The
on the contrary. restore activity to
operations of that all Important organ.
md their beneticent influence is reflected in
sleep and a tranquil state Of the ner-
vous system. A wholesome Impetus is like
given to the action of the liver and
bowels by its use. e,as4
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TO MINERS.


Helena, Montana, February =, 1875. (
Jane r.. Brown, whose post Office address is
White Sulphur Springs, Meaghcr county, NJ r., has
this day fled her application to enter rs agricultural
Of section No. 10, in spwnship No. 8 north, range No.
6e lst, which land Is suspended from eatly.
Notice " hereby given that a hearing will be had
at this OFFICE on she 18th day OF Mach, a.. ID. ls78,
at ~ ossiock II. M. 70 determine as To The nlin-
eral or non mineral character OF said land, and
testllnony TO be used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and heceiver on the 10th day Of
Margil, a. ID. 1878, NJ 10 O'Clock Il. IN. Ii is al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining in.-
proWelnents upon said land.
IS j. II. MOE, Register,
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States E.aad Office,

Unlted States Esand OflIce, a
Helena, NJ. L January q, 1873,
Charles w. Cook and Benjamin ID. Co8k, whose
post Office address is Camp BakeG, Meaghcr coaI.-
ty, Montana Territory havethis day flied their ~
~plication to enter. as aglicahuIal hand, under tie,
homestead laws, the n half of the S. i. ~sttlaIttr,
> W quarter of the 5 * quarter, the S f quarter Of
the ) W quarter dissection 5; the n Il quarter Of tla.
\ " quarter, thtS half of the N w quarter, and tie
n w quarter OF the s w quarter of section Is, in
township No. s. north, range No. 8 cast, which,
landis suspended gfein entry.
Notice Is hereby given that q hearing will 10.
had at this office on the I'd day of Ma, eh. A. L..
1873, a; 10 O'Clock. a. ms, TO determine as Ia tie.
nineraf or non-minefal character OF said land,
ana testimony to be itsed upon said hear iae viii lie,
taken before the Register and Receiver, on The I'd.
lay o. March, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o. clock u. m. 1t
IS alleged there are no known miners, nor mining.
imppaaaiie-; uaoA Aa~ Lind.
J. Il. NOE, Register.,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13
MARY Elas'OR MEMORY.

The following exampieaiofthe marvels Of
,nefhary would seem entirely Incredible,
had ibey ha been given 20 US npoh the
highest snihuiity: .4st3 .
|, Cyrus knew the narie ~ each soldier In
his army. Ii " is,ireistea &c Themisto-
cles that he eonld name every siiig.n ot
| Athens. although hr nun,brr amouhi-,l ~
| 20. 900. Nlthridairs. King Of Poptn$
knew all II his bB.0UU soldiers by their
l.names. Supio kissw alp Ne sinkabitans Of
Roues sSsnesa coarlsinFd N nli age be-
canse lie ronid nuia rs fvriDrrl,. repeat
:, 0OU names M The, nfder in which they
we're read to him. and be stated that on
one urcssi0n. when ai bis studies. 200 mn
connected Verses having been recited BY the
different pupils Of ais perceptor. he repeat
ed them il. q reversed order, proceeding
from the last 10 the first. t.....f .i.
lard Grsnyille could repeat. from te-
ginning 10 end, the New Testament in the
original Greek. Cooke. the tragedisn. is
said To have committed 10 memory all the
contents Of a,large daily newspaper Racine
cpnld reciie NIL the tragedies Of Euripides.
4 1t in said that George III. never forge, y
face be bad once seen. nor o ,,ame be bad
ever heard. I'd NIirandola would commit 10
memory the coDteuis sf book by reading
| il three times. and canld frequently, re-
peat the words backward as we'll as forward.
i--Tho,Das Cranmer committed 10 memory.
| in three nonihs. an entire translation af
the Bible. Enler. the mathematician. could
repeat the {Eneid : aud Lribniis. when ap
old man, could recite the whole of Virgil,
wnrd for word. .....
Ii !. said R,ssDet conld repeat not only
\ the whole Bible. bur ali Homer. Virgil and
/ Hnraee. besides many i"tber works. 9eas
Mozart had . rvbirrfnl memory Of mu,
steal sounds When only fourteen years Of
age be went TO Rome TO assist in The solenl-
mites Of IDLY Week. Immediately after
his arrival lie went ia the Sistine Chapelto
hear the iainons Miserere Of Allegro Be-
ing aware that Al wac forbidden 10 take ~
give copy nfthe renowned piece of music.
Mozart placed himself IN corner. aud gave
the strictest attention to the music. aud Oh
leayin,. the church noted down the entire
piecs.i A few days lfterward he heard il .
second time. aud following the music with
his own copy in lis hand. satisfied himself
Of the fidelity q. his memory. The next
day he sang The sliserrre VI concert. nc.
com pairing himself on the harisicebord. and
the performance produced such = sensation
in Rome, that Paps Clement XIV request.
A q B.
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A. CrRIOt1s FREAK OF 4 GREAT
ACTRESS. ...-. ~a

As said abu7e. Mademoiselle Bern
hardt--or Madane. M she may be called.
for sae is The munthsr Of two childrens one
bvysof sixieen--hoses for la Mort. She
has been said to he dying Of consumption
fat yeats. 20 she drinks brandy TO beal her
Iungs. leads life Of feterish extitement.
made up oikeen anistiel labor as an actress,
rnedeIsr. md painter. In her salon she
ha. acercueil. Of coffin. placed on . stand
il Is covered with white satin aud white
velvet. and drapei with snpert. costly
whitc-thread laces on that she lies during
the day AS on lounge. and il can ne seen
by her and her guests during their gayest,
nladjest hours Of Geasting. Her bed. room
is also hstg With white satin. and rich
white lace falls from ceiling to The floor.
but the bed-alcove aud bed are covered
with black satin. aud the curtains are black
funeral velvet and black lace. Paris Cor
respondent Philadelphia Bulletin. -. ,....s
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, POSTAL. RlfLING.

81 A stamped envelope cut open and used
as wrapper fora newspaper loses iis origi>
nal value, aud package 50 euelosed, CAN
not be 40 transmitted ;hrongh the mail un-
less postage is prepaid thereon by postage
stanlp0f the proper denomination Affixed.
After letter has passed from the mailing
Office the deliverYnfjt cannot be delayed:
but il the writer the eof eq .ests the return
Of letter place in a P p,s,.o lie VIII b has
not le in the mil. III. rost nisier may de-
liver it provided he is.futnished with pro>
per evidence that the part, applying is the
writer In the case Of n letter 10 transit
between this aud suy foreign nation the
aforesaid regulation would only gotern un>
iii said letter vas PLACED IN the hands Of
the postal officials Of the fofeiga naticu..
where il would be suLiert 20 pOsisl regula-
tions Of such foreign nation. = " ilmiAg:ou
Rscier. .4 t-... s-...a 4
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COMPR0MisE or N c. REVENUE
lp CASES.

/ / i
NV AsHiSeros. Feb, .2S. The Snrry
county North Caioha tnbseco cares, which
have been pending hefve The Department.
pf Internal Resenue far some time. were
to-day compromised npon irrms agreed sp-
uirhy Crninissipner Ranm.
The Secretafy II the Treasury and tho
Attorney General. on the part Of the gDs4
ernnenf. and rpl. Jno. n staples. ilogl
fh~. " akeoths'linraJ ] Nj. Leach. and
r. +. Grave. Esq; IN The part ei the de-
Tendants. The counsel ~ these cases have
hern in Washington for The past nunih en-.
dcayoring 10 procure satisfactory anjnst--
inent Of Them. aud have besn endorsed ift
their efforts by Judge Dick uf the District
Court IN which there Gases we're tried. and
many Of the inos, prominent men Of North
Carolina. The ehiire North Carolina dele
gaiiun IN Congress headed BY Senator Ran
som have very strongly urged compromises
of these cases. fhe best men OF Snrry
county are involved ard the Commissioned
has nsMnted to leninnt runrse with them
upon The belief and With The hope that it
will prod1ce q good effect III that section OF
country. and sesate in he future proper
regard for aud a mote general enforcement
Of the lnterual Rey'nne laws. u Is safe to
say that unless such be The result offenders
from North Cnrvlins will be severely dealt
with hereafter. ' .'.,,s sh'* 4s. e6
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is this the place. she asked. ~ shs
wandered down on tile csrren snrde,
where n young lady--a l'cautiful ysunE
lady fell into III. water last season. aud
was rescued by gallant young Map.
wnun, she aitrrward married p He iookrd
at her carefully, estimated her ala square
forty-seSeD. with false teeth, aud said.
Yes, ina'alnf but don't know l,cw 20
SWIM
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1910 rmInrr,TnInD YEAR. 1878
Fq ffsTFFfTYl lCtOs
HOME JOURSAt,LL, Az,
laPRoyED ~ QrALiTY.
.seis laIaLa RspUrkp Vi cosg

u + = T.
THE HOME JOURNAL. takes the rsrlirsi
acea-iasI II ihe scs-ttltihsat pisa,n-hi,es nho,i
the s,estf ha-Sto1etpr tetis oh sUtrcriftiah
rstestsefnfe the war, fwH doiiarsa yrar.t Tins
was o. price during neark tins entire period u
the ed'tafsldp 81 y, i. WILLIS aud Z, NOR
his. The pressnt rrtlisfion l. dalills itr the
aIvsaIsxr oi Tbs s,ilsvribrr, ipr Willie tie rle r.
the sfr A. Years hga, the size ~ the patirf has
lrrn increased fnly third. Yasivlyi NJ twN. W
fersry sitrsrtions have bcrh addrtl. with 4 iili
rryIrw of the news oftlF best socieiy NJ hnine
sa' :srs,ysrsS sss' s.s ssses s,, = vs Ffs
Hhs Bed Lifemry a,pi Socseiy Paper
10 dlie.fca3'l lrt ri
This marked sain IA tl,u sllbseribeR fhe unlb-
llshers arr ~ taiihrd ID W able q nfasr Mfthtan
las 10 rhcm-risrs " r,;asogsf the PrF-ent large
circulation Of The -pal,ee h Tie sanie diftrtiDn
th-y eisut on ,-iill Eleatrr adpantaees W their,
sa,lisrriiarr. constantly increasing the ssiuf ~
the fsat,cr and resiuclng e prize. thus keeping
Il In the fftsfr n Il has rrfl n tI,- ha.i The
= CIfOICfiST IND CifEdPE.ST sst
exInr<st pfruirnre in The lsnd. The leading
dslIartmctats NJ thr Journal comprise Editorials
as istis~ &c frrsh Interest; ligilisnL ilninanres
snd fsrrsifnses sf Amrricsn Life; Eaitoriai lts-
views II prw events In the world of lte ler-Isei-
frr- rzf1sf lzr.s Srstlsf ure, Sfenre. Murir. and
the Drsma, Original fssays; Ample Excerpts
from the hssi EuTerem Writer'S. spicy Letter.
from gafrc<foiidsiift hl an the great Capitals n
the wytfd: csgiou< Extrarts from New iispDksj
and rSrs accounts of sayings. happenings aud
,IaInR. IN the iieau Monde; emhi aring the very
irrhpa msftsr. ~ intrrrst In this erunfT, aud w
Enrolr-the heler vopprtsly nhunriugs The
wrt aud Wa<detn.f fhe haiinf and Itatlsoe. the
nsws and sparkling svs.ip 81 the times.
TERxs. fhs3 o. raxTsaE.i $40
The iIo,ne Irarnaione caps, oneg gsar, Y
Z copies. ans year. III 4i4F41f4 n aaf y ~
q - - a ~
srb~erthsrs who wish ~ Join with the Iieme
Journal sHy one ~ The lradipg prrlolirals The
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No. . Park Place, New York.
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An Irish couple at about . o'clock rsag
the dour bell ut Protestant rar.pn. The
door was opened by tie clergy ma,,. Who on
ipquiring what they wanted. was ,Uls ~
Michael that he aud Bridget came to Lo
married. z But why, asked the psr.v,t
" don't you 20 TO the priest - . Aud 81,
VIC did." said Michasi, - aud lie tsid us
to 40 10 the devil. aud 10 W. came 10 700.
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81 WATCHING ONES SELF.


'When / was boy said an old nian
we had a srliooln aster who hal an odd
way of catching the idle boys. O,Ie day
lie called out To Us: Boys must have
closer atteutism to your books. The tirst
one that sees another idle i want him to
inform me. ani I will attend to the case.
'Ahp thought I TO myself. there's y
Joe Simmons that ,ion'tlike. I'ilwatch
him, aud n l see him look of his book.
I'll telL.iftaa 49, .saaaMti& .az#slU .Hssr
10 was not long oefore Isaw Joelook of
hls bonk, and immediately informed the
MASTER
'Indee,lr said he, how did sou know
he was idle" 's' 81
e saw him. said I. s" io a.@N .@ &
'fun did?' And were your eyes on
your ltnk ahen you saw him p g -,az
Il was caught, and never watched fur
idle bays again. r~... ---r -~
five are sufficiently watcbfui over our
own conduct, we viii have no time 10 fIud
fault with lheconducto of Others. .5= ~
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What has Christianity ever dcve ks
mang' dcmande,l Bob h,rrrall. r. Ne ~as
riding some years ago on railta.d train.
i'It has prevented Mr.. ingrrsell Iron b,ipg
i;ovcrnor II lIliunis. responded aaiet Ia
jy ~ the neighbvrbJOd u that islsnsyly
bigU,sd iu6del. sts "sf vt
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Chilarea's parties have been kand N
Enuland this visisr u 10 d very effective
method a. spreading infectious diseases.
Twsiye children caught uhoopine cough at
. tipgle entertainmspt, aod twu diel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

Tor NIts Avn LovE. r-cnr Braiil,s
burg correspondent isanthori,y for the a.ie.
nenl,hai Pike Township girl recently
boiled the clippings frpm her hoe mil. il
some c.Fse ~ which she gave ypanp man
to drink 10 the h:~ .d winning he aTsc.
lioss. ---NoIwsIk llclsc,Jr.
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We are glad 70 learn ,ba, work on IN,

il We are glad 10 learn that work on the
railroai frmn Egypt 10 Greensboro j. pro.
grr@,ng finely rhirty.six ron,iets have
already hcen sent up and are at wpfk. Ii
Is thcaght that ,he whole naa,bsr tiUul
allvwsd Wy the Act 81 the Legislature will
spcn be furnished BY III. Psniieutisry
authorities aud put at work. We trust the
work will be pushed rapidly fofwstd. Tie
rad 10 be constructed i d narraw.gangr
and thai psrt Of the line which is nlr.sJy
constructed lbeiween Eg,pt and ra,eits-
viIlel y 70 BE- reduced 70 The same gapge.--
I Raleigh Meas.
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~ man Who'd maliehasly ,ct Gre a.
harm ssii geod pld Elder ie,~.n. .'aBd
burn M a stable fnll II borscs and eu~..
ough, 70 be kicked % death BY . jsctass.
aDi ! would liAg 10 be the ono " 10 it."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

Anegro minister who married rather
s.,on after lbe death of his vile than svme
~ :Ie sisters thought pr"psr aud bocom-
ming, excused himself rs :ollows: My
dear br,leren aud sisters, my grief was
greater Ian could hear. turued cherry
way fir peace and comfort, but Iionc came.
searched de Srriptafs from Giniser 10
kebclatluil, and found plenty promises ~
dc dewl,lde., but nary one % lie wildcrsr'
30 I u,ok II dat de good Loru di,ln't vase
symiatby on q man w.Ieil. twas in his
luwrr 10 cumfort bisself; aud llaIin afuss'
rate chance 10 marry in de L,,ld, ! did ~,
aud wuld do snagsil. Besides, Lredcreu,
4 on,si,ler dat poor palsey WAS jussss lewi
as size would ebcr lW. #azf.s u. Al =s....s
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Siarly defeuas hi- aetipn IL kil;irs sbout
"a hnnif.d thou.and lsirNans during w lsst
trip. iIe .aj. flcy hileted for WHISKY.
aud there was no whisky. lle ,hnsght 10
best % put ,hem beyond tsnpir,,es.
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INe HhWHIIHU Hu@
thnritivs have many faults aud short.
co,uingr, but The humanity they exhibit
toward the lrl,ers. ~ rr,sidiug aid caf-
ing fpf them. n gteaiiy to their credit
This settlement b updsr The tsLoa; that y,
40 oi,ins,, bsing j. permitted to enter The
dreadful localiiy wl,l,out special permit
frm lie Board 81 Health al Honolulu.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-17
Relief COMMlTIEE.
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Relief Committee R0ll.

First Ward-John Eiehburg, John DuRy, P
q kennstt. AarOn Stevenson (soloredl.
Second Ward DR. slater, ID II Goodyear, +
hArghall, II frowbridge (eolored).
Third Ward-0so II Cheek, Captain NaceabO,
Thomas A Grigsby (cslOrsd).
Fourth Ward-Thomas Randolph, Hugh L
hrinkley, Coleman Thomas (o0lored).
Fihh WaId-John Loaeue, Capt Jas Cleary,
j W Alexander. I jackson (colored)
Sixth Ward Luke \ Wright, Chas G Filhsr,
MSsos Strickland (coloredl.
BsNsrth Ward-W Il Mcclure. Levin II Cee.
" A Kheatley, VernoR Chalmers (eolprsdl.
Bighth Ward Y Joh,, Henry Sailer, 9 =
COnl, Captain james elass (oolored),
Ninth Ward Captain I Lacey, j p Crews.
James Lott (oolored). ,-''
Tenth Ward Jones. - HSbson, Geo
Wood (oolored).
City At Large Mayor John r Fliprin. /. n
klseman, DR. y I Porter, 7 B Turley, VIM
Willis, Colonel M Burke, Hon Casey YoutfI
Drs George Harris and Passsns. E '
Working Committee General Il II Wright. DR.
Pr Goodyear, ) M Jobe, y A Tbombsen,
Rey DR. Landrum, Hugh L Brinklcy, u m
Willis. @ + Conn. ,O' VII
CHAS. G. FISHER, Chairman.
WA WHEATLEY, Secretary. i5627