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received. -,
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freig hit charged as wh II forwarded "setef
graphs and Circu airs supplied or apphfaii0n
will be quoted AosO aad ON liberal terms
poudence collected.
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Times OF Holding the Courts OF NON
taua for the Year. 4. ID. 1879.

SECOND DISTRICT--HInAM KyowLEs, Judge
In Deer Lodge County. al DEER LODGE CITY
second Monday in April.
First Monday in September, for all cause
that can be tried without Jury except in case
where the parties consent that Il special venir'
NAV issue 10 try the same
First Monday in December.
In Mi,souia COUNTY, ~ MIssorLA, fourth Mon
day in June: second Monday in November.
In Eeavcrhcai County, 1T BANNACK, nr5
Monday in June; second Monday in October
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JNOTE-Cnited States Courts are held at Viz
GINA civ, Deer Lodge, and Helena at the
lines the Territorial District Courts are held 1T
those places.
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| THIRD DISTRfCT-D. :. WADE. JUDGE.
| In Levi. and Clarke County, At HELENA, first
! Monday in March; first Monday IL November
In Neaghe, County,, AZ DIAMOND CITY, fourth
Monday in April; third Monday in October.
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CHAPTER XVII.
4 TERRIBLE REVELATION.

Two evenings after the events recorded in
the preceding chapter, Mrs. CRANKY Dh-
| mont was to attend select masquerade at o
| friends, Mrs. Ebert Carlton, in Morrisania.
! The General cared little for such scenes but
he believed that his young wife wished to ap-
pear at the soiree, and he was willing to
sacrifice his own happiness to hers, although
he did think that her experience at the
Academy of Music would keep her from at
tending any more, at present, of the same
sort of entertainment, even if it were private
AS he was waiting to attend bis wife to
the masquerade, servant entered and
handed him letter, which informed him
that if he would come to the masquerade
alone, he should see, with his own eyes, and
hear with his own ears, the guilt OF the wo-
man whom he had welded. 1t was signed
''Lady Friend"
81 will eo!" exclaimed CRANKY Dumont.
"Surely shall be able to fathom this vile
plot!
He assembled to the dressing-room of his
wife and informed her that an unexpected
summons called him away. He wished her
to 60 without him.
Mrs. Dumont was inwardly glad that her
husband was not to be present at her
friends house.
The parlors were comfortably filed with
beauty and fashion, but there was no form
there more graceful than that of Mrs. Gran
by Dumont.
After the first quadrille, Mrs Dumont
contrived to drop the arm of her partner
and 10 disappear
She went out upon the piazza at the back
of the house and descended the steps to the
grounds below.
tpThax bc bara arl,a ofk ~ .
she murmured, drawing the thick shawl
which she had flung over her costume close
about her.
She had not to wait long.
Two men entered the grounds by the car
riage-way-W William Gorton and Levinto,
the Spsniard
"You both know what to do2 she asked.
"Yes, madam, replied Gorton. eve are
only to watch, and to be ready, should our
services be needed"
"Precisely so-one of you will be near me
wherever go and you will make it your
business to keep your eye upon Mr.. James
Dalton, if he appears here tonight"
The two men glided silently away beneath
the skeleton trees.
"Would it not be better TO end this sus-
pense now?" muttered Mrs. Dumont "No,"
she added; II will 60 forward-I will ses
what can be done!"
The General went in coach, which he
hired from livery stable, but he took his
own driver.
"Why do these people persist in SANDER
ing her?' he thought. II will believe in
her and trust her to the last, and it shall be
my business to unrayel this mystery"
About half mile from the house, the
coach was brought to stand-still.
The General thrust his head out of the
window.
of You are General CRANKY Dumont
destination"
II amp answered the General, proudly,
aliehting from tho vehicle.
~" NV who bod accosted him bade him
follow, and, in 10 few minutes they rsaenea
Q dilapidated building.
This house was empty,
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which he had picked up in the Uvingtou
library, and fitted it in the rent lapel.
| lyon have had tussle with somebody,
and have lost portion of your dry goodsr
he said, dryly.
One OF the police officers, who had as
cended to the second story, came down ac-
eompanied by Miss Celeste Van Duyne.
With loud wall, the beautiful woman
ran into James Dalton's outstretched arms.
you will not believe me wickedP she
sobbed, caressing him passionately.
"Why did you come here, Celeste?"
asked the young man, holding her close.
"Did you come or were you forceds"
Il came to get evidence for you, my darl.
ing-for you! Take me away from this
dreadful place! That wicked man, who
ought to love me, has tried to make me q
prisoner! l would have done all in my
power to shield him, but he is so bad
worse than thought-oh, so much worser
Il found the young woman tied to a
chair in the back room" explained the po-
liceman who had brought her in.
George Kicker stood looking upon this
scene as If mute from astonishment.
''You should have lett the matter entirely
to me, Celeste" said James Dalton, in low
tone. ut was wrong in you to attempt as.
sisting me thus"
what is the meaning of all this?" ex-
claimed George Kicker. "What am 1 ar
rested for2"
"For robbery and assault" said Mr.. Dal-
ton.
"Is that any reason why you should make
love to my wife before my very eyes? /
think you are laying yourself liable to the
law!
Your wife!"
"Oh, how can you speak so falsely?' cried
Miss Van Duyne, clinging closer to her
lover
What, do you deny that you are my
wife?"
Miss Van Duyne began to weep unrestrain-
edly.
'Have you the heart to assail the charac-
ter OF your own sister" exclaimed James
Dalton. "Are you sunk SO low that you
would drag her down with your
George Kicker gave utterance to loud
laugh.
believe it or not, as You like" he said,
coolly. Mrs. Kicker came stealing in here
tonight to get a paper which, in her fight
from home, she must have forgotten. l
heard noise in my room and, going to dis
cover the cause, caught Celeste Just in time
to- hinder her destroying the paper. All,
Celeste, my girl, thought better of you--I
thought you would use me right / have
always been kind to you!"
'Do you claim that this stricken woman
is your lawfully welded wife?" cried James
Dalton.
George Kicker handed him paper.
'No, nor shrieked Miss Van Duyne,
as she endeavored to snatch it from her
lovers hand. "You must not read itr'
But, despite her protest, James Dalton
read the paper. 1t was marriage certifi-
cate, which proved the burglars assertion to
be true.
~ love you, Mr. Dalton" meaned the
beautiful woman, sinking to her knees and
clutching his hand, upon which she show
cred hot, convulsive kisses-"I love you
you saved my liteW
"Vile, infamous womanp exclaimed the
deceived man, "how dare you love another
than the man to whom you are welded!
And you claimed to be SO pure and inno-
cent?
He drew away from her, and, deprived of
her hold upon his hand, the miserable wo-
man fell prone on the carpet, face down.
ward.
Female beauty had forever lost its charm
for James Dalton.
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AND
Medicinal AbSOrptiyc
BODY AND FeOT PLASTERS
| And
ABS0R TION SALT
FOR
L EDICATEp FOOT BATHS.

1t is known by actual expersanre that there il
no disease that attacks the youth OF adult of both
sexes that can even be modified by the use of
drugs, but that can be acted in a far more salts
factory and permanent manner by the hOL-
MAN LIVER PAD CO.'S RE AEDLES
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"The deadT he cried-''the murdered vic
tim risen from the grave to glare at me with
his hollow eyesl Hide me from him-hide
me from himp
He flung up his arms wildly, as If to shut
out the sight of that dreaded face, and
rushed from the building, staggering as he
went.
1t was thus Cranky DHmont learned tho
dark secret Of his beautiful wifes history.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
lIl'sl;I|ElsjlS5|IIa
lELa4a!l!E12szsNI:5lq OH Il y,

At no time in the his
tory OF medicine has an
article appeared which
has met with greater ap-
IprOyal and success than
Benson's Capcine Plas-
ter. Why they are pre-
fcrred To all other porous
Iplaster is owing to their
compositions:
they at instantaneous
Ily, cure speedily and ef-
tectually.
Phi ysicians and the
general public who &C
Iknowledge the great ban-
leti,s derived from the
use Of the ordina Y Dor
Ious plaster, however,
IInaintaln that their ac-
ltiGn is mot sufficiently
prompt, requiring time,
patieIIre and continuous
wear to effect a cure.
Benson's Capclne PlaS-
ter overcomes this diff
eulty by accomplishing
lin a few hours that
(which it takes any other
plaster aS many days.
Although a recent III
Ivention, Bensou's Cap
Icine Porous llaster has
been thoroughly tested
by physicians, aud have
been pronounced the
most thoroughly etlica-
cious plaster ever de-
yised.
Its marvellous in1u-
.ence over the circula-
tion, and general effect
on the system is almost
incredible; from the
moment Of its appliCa-
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1t operates with aston
fishing vigor-bringS re-
lief and cures more ef-
iectually t an any
known Plaster, Liniment
or Compound,
W h en- you desire
prompt relief, ask your
druggist for Benson'S
Capcinc Plaster. Avoid
worthless plasters having
a sim liar SCUM d ing
name. Each genuine
plaster has the word Cap
cine spelled
C-A-P-C-I-N-E.
Sold by all Druggists.
nnTrUF ~
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fro BE C0NTrNuED.

The prettiest and most becoming lace
trimming for a young lady is interviewer
of amiabilitY and refinement.
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Numberless Gases, Finally Ac-
AnowiedgcH 10 be Beyonn the Reach
OF Medicine. have been Saved under
the Mild ActiOn OF These Remedies
Alone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-08

The pressure Of hard times is rapidly
creating a strong sentiment IN England in
favor OF silver reconciliation. The Liver
pool Board of Trade is in favor OF it, and
an Lancashire is aroused about the matter
So long s the balance OF trade was in Eng
lands favor the policy Of approaching the
value OF gold by recognizing It alone as coin
was a good thing for England; the value
OF all its credits and investments were in.
creased by it. But now that its exports
have fallen off immensely, and it has to pay
out coin and securities to pay for its i'm.
ports, the injurious effects OF silver demone-
tization fall upon it with great severity.
The finances Of India suffer terribly from
the losses Involved in paying interest and
making settlements on the London mai ket
in gold, since in order to get gold it must
sell It's silver ct II hehvy discount. The
drift OF sentiment in England is turning to-
wards silver reconciliation, and the chief
hope Of the monometaliss is now the
United States. They hope with the aid OF
our silver maniacs to throw open our minis
to the excess silver Of Europe, thus reliev-
Ing the plethora there and at the same time
drawing of our gold.-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-08
By Frank ID. Iii!l & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctioIeerS,
HOS Main street.

r},RUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK
j DWELLING AND VALUABLE LOT OF
LAND IN PORT MAYO, SITUATED ON TIE
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET BEL WEEN
LOUISIANA AND DENNY STREETS, At AUG
TiON.-By virtue Of deed OF trust from Bridget
McEahon. dated December II, II SIT. aad duly re-
corded in Deed Book i12 T., page %. clerks Office
Of Richmond Chancery Court, default having been
made Ia the payment of note therein sCcnrcd and
1T the request Of the holder Of sad note, will sell
ut auction. on the prcmi cs located as above, on
WEDNESDAY. April O., 1873. Al O'Clock +. NJ.
the property described i'll SAID deed, as follows
Those FOUR LOTS OF LAND In Port Mayo, de-
slsna'ej As Lots Nos. 20, 80. 81. and 32, now in
the city Of Richmond Formerly Port Mtyol, with
The i'm proyemenIs thereon. The HOUSE Is new
and contains four rooms. The LOTS front OH Eighth
street 1274 feet, with depth OF 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash rs TO costs OF sale and Ss3, with
such terms as the said Bridget Mcmahon may d.
rect. Il. -. FRANK ID. HILL,
,nh Trustee.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE,
i Observation-Disclosures AND WE4LcC0N,
STRUCTEb TWO.ST0RI FRAME DETACHED
DWELLING ON STRECkER'S HILL. HEAD GE,
NINETEENTH STREET. KNOWN AS 4 +
RESIDENCE OF L. KERSEY. ESQ, FOR SAL 4
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue Of u certain
deed Of trust bearing date 9Th March. 1878, exc
cuied to me by +. Ker:cy. and recorded IN Ch'ncery
Court clerks office Of city of Richmond, IN deed.
book H. 4. page so, default having been made in
payment OF portion Of the money secured and ny
direction of tile holders Of The notes unpaid and de-
scrihed In said died. shall procGfd to sell upon the
premises by public auction. on TUESDAY the Sth
tlaY of April. 1879. al ~ O'Clock F. M The PROF.
ERTY DE- crihrd IN said deco cnnSsiin T.r OF ,hat
DWELLING. containing twelve rooms, &c. with
brick Kitchen of foar rooms. well Of splendid wafer,
&c. located on Pleasant street. The ward Is orna-
mentrd with good deal of slrubbery. Neighbour
hood good and convenient. The dwelling has front
and rear porchcs, and lie whole premises arc in nice
order.
TO parties wishing IL purchase real nice home,
aligibly located this offers the opportunity. The lot
Is SO front, and extends back In depth 200 feet,
more or less -
TERMS Under the deed, are cash; but more liberal
terms will be announced At sale.
n A. MEAGHER, Trustee.
ROBERT 3. LYME. AucIioneer. ap1
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciidncers.
F:eyep,h street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE NAN
IL CHESTER TANNERY AT AUGTinHI;.T III,
valuable property, consulting Of FUUK AG ,f of
LAND and ill- SUMAC- AND BAkk-MlLLS or
the late j. p. Hust. in The city OF Manchester. on
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad VIII be SOLD
at auction, on The premise. Oh FRIDAY the Ism
CT Apri', ut AZ O'Clock l.. Nj.
The establishment IS complete, With Capacity Tor
n heavy business In LEATHER, BARK, aud ST.
MAC. Ample storage-roOm i'll several detached
buildings; 4 30.horsc-poTer engine; improved
muchincrr and appliances: negotiating spring
Of excellent water, furnishing IN Abundant supply
a switch from The railroad running INTO tile prem
ises. and numerous oihfr cOnrcniences.
The LEATHER fIOm this Tannery sells tor the
highest prices raid In the Boston market .nd the
other productions rank high.
Such an oppol tunily to realize n fortune In very
few years on moderate investment Is seldom OIL
fered.
TERMS: One fourth cash !; The balance at six,
twelve. ighieen, and TWEEN y.fonr months, for ne,
goliable IUtes six per cent Interest added secured
by Il ru,t-decd. WILLIAM /. hiNG.
Ex cuicr of J. 4. 1IulS, deceased.
Sale by GRUDBs 6 WILLIAMS, Aucrioneers. :,
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AUCT1oN sAEEs.-Tutnre I.ays:
BY Rontrt p. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AHctioneer,
@ 1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
EXCELLENT AND DESIRABLE
DETACHED DWELLING !
No. Q SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
j., MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED by MR. HERMAN J. MYERS
BY AUCTION.

T., my, exec,,,op of n certain decd OF trust exc
cn,ed to me by n. NJ Wilson and wife, rccordcd II,
The Chancery Court clerks office OF me citT OF
rnnnear of The marty securen, defsult having beeii
made In the payment OF the money secured IN said
deed proceed 10 sell by public auction, upon ine
}s7a mt az o'clock, The premises described. Ihe
DWELLING is two-sory one. ana contains rs est
! o,roha stove klein tact. IL Is thoroughly and
odern hngt sa eysry &c
nv ,i,rca ronms: good stable. carriaee-honse &c.
TIE neishborhood Is among the hes. in tile ey ana
lie location, fer business. desiring FL pr whne
nremises are In good order. and occupied by ar
Myers at an annual rent Of S415 the lot lroms
6n ,nr @fS1 r u 10 wide alley 100 feet
ICY TERMS: Under DEED are cash: yet am author.
ICED to saw that they will be modified aud made mo!
iSarai fnrchasers may attend with That assIr-
ance. W. rs. SCI>''-i>''' no
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
"wEYANo nn." IN GiiAEfhs CITY CouNTi.
By virtue of rrus' ccd dated The GIN of April.
1878. and duly r corded in Charles City County
Court. from Robert Avis 10 II. Robertson and John
bonds to Robert Douhat or lis assigns. amounting
In I'LL to $4,000. the said Robert Avis having
made default In The payment of The bond for s5,Ou0
due the 1st day of January. 1879 the undersigned,
eae of the trustees being rrquese d Ivy Captain John
s a to 'ne h hgcs OF ber at pnbc ac at
O'Clock =. II. on FRIDAY The 11th day nf April.
1879 Mt the front door Of the main dwelling on til
Te G@ sno as ' s W.T. recently resi-
ONE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY ACRES
Q.O70l.
This property is so well known that further de-
scrip,iou is deemed unurcf ssaIy. bidders are in-
viicd to visit and inspect the land and improve
THE TERMS OF SALE viii! he cash for $1,000
with in: crest thereon f.Om The Isl ,lay Of Deem
Der. ST.. and rs much moreas may be necessary TO
pay tie expenses OF sale and costs OF executing tins
trust the residue follows $1,000 on the lst OF
January, 1880: 81 1000 OH the lst day Of January
1881 another $4,000 On the 1st day of january,
1881: $1,000 on the 1St day Of January. ISL;
1890 and $500 on the lst of January. 1852
all bcaritg in'cres; from December 1T, 1877: the
interest on the four laS-menl i0ned sums TO be pay
able annually OH The Ist December of each year Ill
the principal is paid and the IN rc-t on tr other
sums 10 be paid at the maturity OF the principal
sums
The Surplus OF the purcha se-mcney 10 he mace
payable such time rs the safe Rob"rt AVIS ShaIl
prescribe. ne payments to be secured by hondalih
good security. aud The purchaser to pay the taxes Tor
the year 1879.
Possession delivered as soon as terms OF sale are
complied with.
The title j. undoubted, but. selling az trustee,
shall sell and convey with special warranty only:
alone. HARRISON ROEERLSON.
NH 1o-l1,121s,21.25.os&
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RAILROAD LINES
% @ Ess Hsj
RICHMOND AND PETERsBUHGl

zs EssE;f ~ RICHMOND AND PETERSBDHGf
ts..r... RAILROAD COMPANY. (
COMMENCING MONDAY, March 81,
" 1870, trains OF this read win ran as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1856 4. Il, THE Ec NAIL daily; connsstins
: "a and Aiken (via Charleston. RaIejSh.
JacksobviIle-parlor cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and MAN.
1854 A.. h.. xCcuMMoDATioN daily texccp
sunday. makes c:ose connection n
2, Petersburg with tie Atlantic. Ms.
:r.,#.4s. gissipp and Ohio railraad for Brjs' OIL,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis
Lynchnurg, Far:nyil:c, and other local
stations ON that road, MAXIM same
.-.' time by any other line. Stops al
4:55 P. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e 5sSa'at i54t TRAIN daily
-r this sraiD win make close connection
ut Petersburg for SorfoIi.
1895 P. d.. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting ,c
for Weldon. Wilmington, RALEIGH
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon. montgomery
81. " Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Pullman Sleep
ing-car from Boston for wilmington.
Savannah, and np Snnth. Stops only
ut Manchester and Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
GAO 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredercsshnrg and
Potomac railroad for all points North
East. and West. Stops at Manchester
and Chester, and ut Halfway and al
Drury's Bluff, signal.
9:25A n, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except SuncayI. Stops ut all sta
lions.
ITO NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept Sunday. Stops only II Nau-
chester and Chester.
3:i5 2, M. THROUGH Mai, daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg anc
Potomac railroad tor all points Eas;
and West ksc, making close cenhec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohic
railroad for the Virginia Springs Gnc
all points North and West This triiL
stops at Manchester and Chester. ant
at Halfway and Drury's Bluff, or
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start fron
The AnpoHattor denot-
mono s:2O A. 81. and $3.50 p. NJ : leave PETERS
burg 9:25 \. n. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
NH % A. SHAW, Superintendent.