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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
Jeferson Connty Cred!t.

Jefferson County. with her million bushels
Of wheat, and her heavy growth Of corn, and
large number Of cattle and other stock for
shipment, may wei congratulate herself upon
The prospect If Gn'early reduction Of freight
rates OF theB. q o. r r., as heretofore an
nouuced by the authorities Of tina; road and
also upon the prospect Of a speedy completion
Of thcS Y. R. r. Within her limits, with the
best possible show Of an early connection with
rad or roads East The authorities &c the
County recognize the fact that il behooves them
o. keep well up to the CIuatys contract and
financial obligations with the 5 Y. Z. E., so
as to effect a speedy construction Of the road
anI reap the benefits thereof We rre aware
that the people aud County Court have exc p
cjsol becoming caution in their investment Of
C,uaty money. and are equally cautious in
the protection ofthe Colnty credit Already
every necessary step has teen taken TO meet
th, interest on our boaJsl deb,-which for a
county Of Jetsrson's known wealth is con-
llNFttNlNr AtAtNHs Il Nst sc SUM- VIC eio tu-
formed, aIrca y stands 20 the credit Of the
Ciunty-coIlectel 70 redeem the bonls them
selves. We understand the County has now
so The bands Of our sheriff the sum Of $4,000
fjr the payment Of interest rs It accrues upon
the bonds Wec0mnsn3 this management q
csvn,y Affairs, Tor, Che credit Of the county is
the credit Of the people, and v' want i;
promulgated, far aud near, that whatever may
happen elsewhere, The financial name Of
Jefferson is as good as any, and her securities
as reliable as Glyerum,nt bI1 Is, AMI far
more valuable as al Investment than Govern-
ment per cents now selling at par. We
commend jefferson Cluuty Binds to our
people and the public generally. Make your
Investments he-e rather than abroad. There
Is not man in this County that does no.,
believe that tho Interest on the County Bonds
win BE met as promptly as the general
government viii meet the Interest on It's issues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
The stepping stone 10 Health.


The acquisition Of vital energy is the stepping
stone to healsh. When the system lacks vitality,
the various organs Tag in their duty, become
ehronically Irregular, and disease is eventually
instituted. To prevent this unhappy state OF
thlngs, the debilitated system should be BGilt up
by the'usc Of that inimitable tonic, Hostettes's
Stomach Bitters which inyigolates Tue digestive
organs, and insures the thorough conversion Of
food into blood Of a nourishing quality, from
whence every muscle, nerve and fiber acquire un-
vouted supplies Of vigor, and the whole system
experiences the beneficial effect. Appetite re-
turns, the system is refreshed By healrhful slum-
Der, the nerves grow strong aud calm, the des-
pondeney begosien Of chronic indigestion and an
uDeeFen state Of health disappears, and that sal
low appearance Of the skin peculiar to habitaal
invalidy, and persons deficient in vital energy is
replaced by more becoming tinge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
The Winchester District Conference.
RpotoI for the I7rginia E-ee Press.

itfWltt TOT me bytihA fIct 4TeSS.
The IIth Session Of the Winchester District
Conference, VI. Z. Church, South. convened in
the City of Winchester. IN the Brailock street
Church. ON "Wednesday. 1lth instant. nj 10
o'clock, A. NJ, Dr. Head Presiding Elder, iu
the Chair. Bishop Mclyierc, Of Nashville
Tennessee, and Rev. Or. Alpheus y Wilson
Missionary Secretary, were advertised and
were eXpecte! 90 be present, but neither Of
these celebrities were on hand, because, pre-
sumo, of unforeseen and uncomfortable causes
OF course their absence made a gap and pro-
duced disappointment.
A two days rain, which 90 the earth with its
grass aud corn was an untold good, interfered
somewhat with the size of the audiences that
might have been present; but not with the
progress Of The business IN hand. The attend
1uce of the Clergy and Iaity was unusually
large, there being about fifty pgeSeut-a large
majority Of the entire body. Cbare>towu
was well represented 10 She persons Of its wor-
thy Pastor, Rev Sylu0r c. Fergus1.. and
Me>srs r. Saugert, L. A. lie sey and NJ. W.
Burr efficient LIymeD. s., also, jefferson
Circuit 10y Rev. Mr.. Cack,ey and Messrs Mi
ley and Amey. The Reports from the yari-
Gus charges as TO the several church interests
Spirituality. Sunday Schools, Property. etc,
were very encouraging and showed decided
progress and Increase. Though denied the
prese1ce Of the Bishop and Secretary. other
eminent ministers We're there, viz: Rev. Dr..
Harrison, Chaplain 90 Congress and Pastor Of
the Southern Methodist Church. Washington
City. and Dr. Bennett, President Of Randolph
Macon College both Of whom preached; aud
the latter spoke in behalf Of his College and
obtained a subscription Of $50.
The fcllo-jHg Iaymen were elected dele
gates 90 iLo Annual Conference which meets
at Salem, Roanoke County, Nirgjum. next
March-Ray Of Front Royal, Evans Of VIM
chester. Bl.cy of jefferson and Yermilyea Of
Berkeley III c body was invited b7 the min
lister and hymeu present from there to hold
It's next session at Charlestown. Shepherds
IOWA Hls also nominated aud pressed. after
some pleasant remarks commeudltory Of both
Char.es;owu was selected by an almost unaui-
nous vote. 4 number Of resolutions were
presented and passed, but these were of no
especial interest 10 the general public. The
session was very harmonious and devoid Of
any friction aad held well in hand by the
President, Dr. Head The good people Of
Winchester mlinniuel their reputation for
hospitality, for which a cordial vote Of thanks
was given. and after a session Of two DAYS and
a half Tie body adjourned sane die
TIMOTHY.
Trcl~esvi,'a Sem, II 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
Court Order.

STATE OF WEST VlRGGyIA,l
- jefferson County, Set.
In the County Court, September Term, 1873.
At Term Of said Court continued and held the
l7th dlv of : pt'mler, 1873. Ordered that an
Election Precinct be estab iehcd Il
Brown :. shop.
in Potomac District in this County, and that Jno.
W. Hendricks, d. G. Adams and j. &. Bitner be,
and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to
supcriuteud the election in said Precinct, and that
Polls b. opened in said Precinct al the next Octc-
Der Election. and At all Elections hereafter.
A Copv-Testc 7. y. MOORE, Clerk.
Spirit and Register copy.
Sent u IS5S-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
Court Order.
CrATE OF WEST yIR&IXtA.N

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
- Jefferson County, Set
In the County Court, September Term. ISIS
Alta Term of said Cont continued and held the
18th day of september, 1878. Ordered that an
Election Precinct Be established at
Manning'S = :hOol House,
in lIarper's Ferry District in ibis County. and
that George Bryant, john J. Dillow and John W.
Grove be, and they are hereby appointed Com
mssioucrs u sQprrintend the Election in said
Precinct, aad that Polls be opened in SAID Precinct
at the next Oct5b.r Election and at all Elections
hereafter.
\ Copy-Test, T. A. MOORE, Clcrk.
Spirit and Register copy.
Sent. Il, lS1S-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
Rldicalism under a New Name.

The Washington R.puJlc, a Republican
paper, referring 10 the recent overthrow Of the
Republican party in Maine, has ,he following,
which may be food fog thought for those Dem
ocra,s who would follow after false gods. It
tells very plainly that the so-called National
Party is the Radical party in disguise Be-
ware, then, Democrats and Conservatives, how
you fondle The new candidate. Relief to the
people Of this country lies within the
Democratic organization. The reius Of
government are almost within It's grasp, and
within tie next year It viii De installed as the
law-makiug party Of tie cogn,ry. The Rep
s'te says:
Surprising that the Grcouback party is
absorbing the bone and siuew Ofthe Republican
party, and that the Republican party shall be
destroyed by &c. What viii be the result p
The National party will become essentially
Republican IN los personnel and issues. 10
will be the opponent iu both houses Of Congress,
not Of Eepublcluism, but of Democracy. 10
may be accepted as automatic that under no
circumstances will the growth Of the National
party cullnScr the present existence Of the
Democratic party. Democracy is at this
moment wei organized. rs leaders believe
that, after years ct disappointment, they are
un their road o. certain victory. They will
not abandon their organization when the spolls
are s0 close in 'Sht TIE Republican party.
ou the other hand is iem0ra.iz-d by d,sscu-
lions within lbs RACKS aud by recent defeat
The National party IS sr1wiug with astouish-
i0g up.liy. 70 has tLe elements OF perma-
ueacc about 10. because 10 has already included
within It's folds twJ-thir!s Of The fanatics Of
this country. That IS. Of men who contend Tor
their opinions Should the fan elections
result iu overwhelming Republican defeat. we
shall possibly see the abandonment Of the
Republican ship and tie crew tockiug over
into .he National camp. There is very little
difference, iu fact, between the financial policy
u theprseut Secretary Of the Treasury and
the policy ail down by The more intelligent
leaders OF the National party. Mr. Sherman
says himself, iu 90 interview which we publish
on another pace, that this is the case. More
over there is this tie between the Republican
party aal Che National party. The Republic
can party was organized as the party of
humanity The National party has drawn
tosetaeri,s followers upon the same broad
grounds There Is nothing more natural than
taata man who was 1u original ab1liti1uist
should become an original Nationalist On a
woIl, d The Republican orgauzttion should
& % pieces. Tie fight jD 1850. vii, be between
tae Democrats and the Nlt.uua'jsts. and
National party Will De bat another name ior
Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
TeIsesyiile, Sept. Il. 1873.

There was high old time in Worcester,
Mass, on Tuesdy-the place and time az =
pointed for tie holding Of the Democratic
State Convention. Ben Butler got friends
enough in the body to capture it aud nominate
him. Great confusion prevailed, aud the
result viii be another Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
A STUPENDOUS MENAGERIE OF

by Monster Special Trains Three Ponerous Locomotive
and Birds; The One Great Separate Circus the
World on smpous owning exhibiting Herd
Elephants Five Performing Baby Elephants combined and mutne
The first and only par of nursing Twin Baby Elephants exhibited
anywhere nursing the but thirty inches high and less than
year old Living Elephant borne high ao through the public streets!
$4,000 Twoorei Black Rnocrs the only imported The only
Living of Ethiopia; The Only Herd Of Twelve Came Marine
Aquarium DeeSea Marve Ihgcl and Brilliant Ayy; Wonder
Congress Of Living Human Miracles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

Mr.. 4. T. Fauuileroy. of Winchester. has
determined to run for Congress against Gen.
Hunton. Mr.. F. is another Of these honorary
candidates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
Election Notice.

CTATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
- County Of Jefferson Set.
In the County Court, September Term, 1873
Alta Term Of said Courtbegun and held the 10th
DAY # Scptcmber, 1873:
There bein vacancy in the Office of Justice
of the Peace Of this County, in
arlcStown District.
it is ordered that Polls be opened in said District,
the
sth day OF Next Month October
to fill said vacancy until the 3lst day of Dcccm-
ber 1882
\ Copy-Tcstc,
T. a. MOORE, Clerk.
September 81. IS7S-3t.
Spirioad StcP. Register copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

The Corner Stone of the new NJ Z. Church,
South at Lovettsville, Loudoun County, Va, will!
be laid by the a. +. & A. Masous, September q,
a 10 O'Clock. Rev. Or. ". p. Harrisor, Chap
lain 90 Congress, viii deliver the address.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

It Is SAID Baltimore City has invested two
and ho'i million dollars in the Western
Marylaud Railroad /, is suggested that it
would be a wise thing for Baltimore 90 PUT in
another quarter Of q mil.ion aud extend the
Western Maryland 10 ;he Potomac at Shep-
herlsiown. or help Tie S. N.R. r. TO extend
% Smitbsburg, connecting there with the W.
~ r. Otherwise the trade that would 90 to
Baltimore viii be diverted 10y the Penusylya-
MA roads o. Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

DESr business you cin engage in. s. To so
ID per day made BY any worker of either sex.
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth s. free. Improve your spare time
u this Business Address STINSON CO.,
June Il, l-f8-lv. Portland Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

Hon. James II. Slater, democrat, has been
elected U. 5. Senator from Oregon, to succeed
the present Republican Senator, Jno. II. Mitchell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
IMMEDIATELY after the above sale will be Of
1 icred for sale the
Household & Kitchen Furniture

rINiMOTHY SEED, for sale By
1 Sept. Il. DUKE 4 GALLhHER.
GPCR1ING Powder, Shot, Caps and wads,
= Corn kuises, Horse Collars, and Trace Chains
for sale by DUKE GkLLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

Hon. Alexander r. B1teler declines. in
Litter recently published, % become a Green
l2cS % Iutcpcad,n. Candidate tor Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21

We are compelled to defer much that VIC have
'ype for this ISSUE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
w aShingtOn Hall

SATURDA YETENIJIG, SEPTEHBERz
{. II. DUPREZ. Manager.
The Favorites ofthc World still the March Of
Triumph. First appearance in this town of the
renowned
Duprcz 81 Bcucdict'S
Famous Gigantic Minstrels Of weuty-Seyen Years
Experience. 4 Monster Corps Of Artists. Eight
Unrvaled Comedians. Eight Introducing night
Is an Entertainment ofGreat Variety. Originality
and Bsai Merit, The great feature OF Two Sets OF
End Men! Two Bone Players and Two Tanbau-
riniSts ( Brilliant Vocal Quinbtte 4 Full Solo
ist Minstrel Orchestra! And a Large Uniform
Brass Bard The above carefully selected talent,
forming in all It's departments strong, well or
gained Great Triple Complete Troupe. Introdu-
cling nightly an Original New Progra mme, per-
fumed with Hoyt's German Cologne
Reserved Seats sold before the day Of Concert
reduced to so cents, now on sale at Light Nj CHI
ellis Drug Store.
September Il, lsT5-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-21
The Farmers
For Sale Oh. Rent.

rTHE DWELLNG-HCCSE Office and Out
Buildings. wirh the Garden. Stable, Car
rage House, Corn House, and adjoining lot of
Mrs. Mary 4. E. Strath, the residence of the late
DR.. j. J. II. Straith.
Aso-A coon FAMILY CARRIAGE for sale.
with Tongue, Shafts, and Single Harness.
Apply on the premises, or 20 Mr. John ".
Coyle Charc.t1wn.
August %, lS1S-it
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-07

CENTRAL CITY, DAKOTA TY.,
October Is, 1873.


October Is, 1873.
Editor Arant Courier:
write you a letter of inquiry concern
ing an Indian boy that was with myself
and Joseph Leonard on scouting expedi-
tion for Gen. Sturgis. We engaged to 90
on the expedition on the Gath of August,
1878. Nine days afterwards We were fired
on nv the Nez Perez Indians on the Gey-
cor trail. between the Henderson ranch AMI
Burnett's bridge on the Yellowstone. l
Was wounded and the Indian boy that
,,.s with us was also shot. After my re-
coyery | saw the Nez Perces and they
gave me information that the boy was not
TILED. also some scouts that | have seen
gave me the same information.
Major Benham, commander Ut Fort e.
i,s and lack Baronette, who had Dr1dge
across the Yellowstone, also Steele and ms
wife. who lived ut Clark's Fork smeiter
:, the time, know the circumstances.
Nv own horses being killed or captured
hv the Neg Perccs, have not been able 70
oct hack to look for the boy.
Joseph Leonard was killed about nve
s.vs afterwards on Clark's Fork Bottom
~ tho Nez Perces.. The said boy y
C.,;fnrnia Indian, about twenty-one or
s..a.,v-f wo wears of age; about five feet
s.s inches in height, and weighs about
an. hundred and forty pounds, and y
Enovi; by the nameof Jimmie Gron u
sarn.tion from any one concerning him
I'm a very thankfully resolved.
Addrses. ~. CROFT,
Central Cify, Lawrence Co., 2. =
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pASTTYYsELY" the L.1RG EST
r And Only New Stock I'm
the Territory
RALElcH 4 clARkES,
Main Street, Helena, ". Z.

HAVING OPENED A WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE,
AZ <.BOvE, WE INVITE THE INSPECTION
OF BUYERS, BOTH WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK EVER SHIPPED TO MON
rANA. EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FAB
RIGS. BOTH fOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AND
al THE L,rEsT NOVELTIES FOR La
DIES, WEAR; A FULL LINE OF GENTS
FINE FURNISHING GOODS AND DOCTOR
PRICES UNIQUE PERFUMES.
RuYING FOR CASH, AND HAVING HAD
yIrTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
tonRINa TRADE, WE CAN OFFER SUPERB
on INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE OF ANY
OTHER HOUSE. EACH AND EVERY DE-
pARrMENr rs REPLETE wITHFREsHN NEW
..noDs. NO OLD sHELF-wORN GOODS TO
OFFER.
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
IN frams;t: A FULL LINE or THE MOST
rrcANr COSTUMES AND LADIES cLOAKs
.xn WRAPS EVER SHOWN IN THE TERRI
r.,rv. HxBRAcING this FALLS DESIGNS
v,oM THE CELEBRATED Worth, OF PARIS,
r.ArourrrE, OF New YORK, AND oTHEs
FAMOUS "MAN-MoDIsrEs." - sa
PARrrEs VISITING HELENA WILL con-
euLr rHEIR OWN INTERESTS Bx PRICING
~u,s STOCK BEFORE PURcHAsISG EIsz-
~A RALEIGH 4 CLARKES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-07
THE YELLOWSTONE.
~"oeri"i Advancement being Made.
Reduction i'm Hotel Rates,
etc., etc. g, etc.

YELLOWSTONE VALLEY, NJ. T.,)
| October 3Oth, 1873. I
Editor Of the Arant Courier:
In my recent trip down this beautiful
valley was greatly surprised at the MANY
changes looking towards the advancement
and permanent settlement throughout its
entire length, that everywhere attracted
my attention, and not only the valley
proper, but tributary valleys and adjacent
hills.
Hundreds of sheep and thousands of
cattle are seen roaming, fat and leisurely,
in every direction.
Improvements of a substantial nat re.
in the way of farm buildings Of all kinds
are dotting the valley in many places. In
proof OF my assertion have but to cite
you to the recent trip down this way of
w. Y. Smith, surveyor, of BOzfman, in
which he located eleven different ranches.
The ranchmen and station keepers along
the route have an eye to business. and
where We had to pay IS cents and 81 for
a meal, we can now get one for 30 cents,
Beginning ut the first station east from
Bozeman. j. j. Hopper's. we find the
meals reduced, to one and all, from Is to
5O cents, and so on down as far as went
on the way to Miles City. Good hay and
stables are also found. so that neither man
nor beast need necessarily lay out on the
cold ground.
No part of our Territory is making
more rapid or substantial Improvement
and settlement than the Yellowstone val
ey. and we bespeak for it bright 1u-
ure.
Time will not permit me to do justice to
he subject just now.
In haste,
AN OBSERVER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-07
for the AvANr CoUs1xI.
NEVER AGAIN.

!! read ballad. long, long ago,
1t sang of a love-lorn mortals woe;
And tho the words of that plaintive Law
nave long from my memory passed away
NOW in the shadows of autumn cleaning,
AS over the past my thoughts 90 roaming,
mere rings in my ear it's sad refrain:
never again, Love! never again!
Tonight as sit at the stove alone
AND list to the East winds eeaseless moan,
! can but think OF time gone by
when we sat together, my love andI;
NY own, fond love, so good and sweet.
Little thought as sat at her feet
How soon should be mine, the sad refrain.
never again, Love never again!
Inc bright moon hung in the cloudless blue.
bathing the scene in beauty anew.
floodlng the land with its golden glory.
AS whispered to her the old. old story:
Inc wind as it played with the grass below
seemed singing love song sweet and low,
anu yet to convey in low, sweet strain
Never again, Love! never again!
VI riches and greatness nought thong !, t we,
Love levels ALL" she whispered to ms
Ihen the path of life seemed clear and
bright
AS the pale moons wave reflected light;
BUT alas! while yet my hopes were green,
An icy-coldness crspt between,
ana hear the groans Of true love slain.
Never again, Love! never again!
ihe leaves are dead on the aspen tree,
ana my darling, too, is dead to me;
and thus it is with the things of earth.-
lhey die most as soon as they have birth.
And now as sit at my stove alone
can hear the East winds low voice moan
The same old song, Of the sad refrain.
'ever again, Love! never again!
w. j. D.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-07

The following are the proceedings of the
District Court to yesterday afternoon:
Nelson Story VS. l.. NJ. Black; tried and
verdict returned by jury for plaintiff for
S2,l70.1G.
Cephas w. Haskins vs Henry Wilcox
t plaintiff ' for s5 fS who returned verdict for
John z. McGoven VS. Frank J. Dunbar
ct. al, administrators of the estate of Cur
den II. Campbell; judgment rendered tor
plaintiff.
Cephas w. Haskins VS. Edwin G. Will
cox; settled by stipulation.
Matilda Peterson VS. Morris Calm; dis
missed at defendants cost.
Isaac Greenhoud ct. at. VS. Mathew NJ.
Blac.., ct. al; judgment rendered for plain
tiff for $l.736.9S and costs.
Edwin &. Wilcox VS. Cephas W. Haskins ;
settled by stipulation.
Henry Wilcox VS. Cephas w. Haskins
settled by stipulation.
Anna I.aselle VS. VIM. D. Laselle; tried
by court and divorce decreed for plaintiff.
Robt. j. Irving VS. John Williams ct. al.;
dismissed by agreement at defendants
costs.
Joanna Luton VS. Fletcher Luton; tried
by the court, divorce decreed tor plaintiff
and custody of child awarded to plaintiff.
Geo. NJ. Winds VS. John J. Tomlinson
ct. al.; judgment and decree for plaintiff.
Matilda Peterson VS. WIN. A. Peterson
tried by the court, ordered that the parties
be released from the bands Of matrimony,
and that plaintiff recover costs.
Territory Of Montana VS. Geo. Collins !;
Grand Jury returned indictment mot a
true BILL" Ordered that defendant be dis
charged from custody.
Territory OF Montana vs. Richard D..
Hamilton; Grand Jury returned indict-
ment mot true BILL Ordered that de-
PENDANT be discharged and his sureties be
released.
Territory of Montana vs. George Hale :;
Grand Jury returned Indictment mot a
true BILL Ordered that defendant be dis
charged.
Territory of Montana vs. Michael Foley !;
after exI,austing every name in the jury
box, change Of venue was granted and
the case transferred to Virginia City.