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The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
PUBLIC SALES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT, NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans,
Court Of he state OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, made at the Feb
Tu Try term, A. H., 1881, of said court, will
be exposed 10 public sale at Front and
BrooHe streets, on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day of April, 1881 i,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The following Real Estate, being the
property of Rachel A. Searles, deceased
situate tnthe ciiy ofW IlminRton aforesaid
hound, d and described as follows. to viii:
Beginning at point II the southerly SIDE
OF Front street, al the distance of one
hundred and eighty-one feet iwo inches
from the westerly side of Broome street.
theuce southerIy parallel with BroOme
street about three HUNDRED and six ty four
feet four inches to COnnelPs land thence
westerly by line of the same thirty. two
feet seven inche 8 toa stake, thence north
erly parallel with BrOome street about
three hundred and siXLy-four feet four
inches TO the aforesaid eide of Front
street, and thence thereby easterly thirty
two feet seven inches to the place OF he
ginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Attendance will be Given and terms
made known at the time and place afore-
said by PETER Is. FORMAN,
administrator.
Or by J. Frank Ball. ESQ. hls Attorney.
Attest: j. NJ. Housman,
mh2S.2lawts. Clerk orphans Court,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

THE Ne1S does not. want to discuss
the Eleventh Ward bill with the GA
ZETTE. Surely we have no desire
to lead it to do so since we have sue
cessfully showed ali its positions with
reference to that matter to be false
and illusory. 1t runs off upon Der.
lick b. Morris, Esq, and the GA
zETTE's legislative representative at
Dover; both of whom it seems to take
especial delight in holding up to pub
lie view as not being uutarnished. We
have no need to refer to Derrick b.
Morris, ESQ.,, the legislative commit
tee, composed of men of both political
parties, have answered for him in
report to the body, beforo which he
was cited to appear, and have declared
him to be blameless and his accuser to
be liar. 1t is true that the GAZETTE
was made to publish, on the one oc-
casion alluded to, sheet or two of
manifold that it had published a week
previous. But our correspondent was
not entirely the cause of this-he had
delegated to another a duty he should
have performed himself; and through
the Two the error occurred. The
Neaos is justly entitled to our thanks
for giving US this opportunity to ex-
plain the awkward mistake, which We
hope may never occur to our contem
poray, if it does endeavor in some sys.
tematic way to mislead the people 10
believe the lies that have been put
upon Esquire Morris and the people Of
Sussex, for political effect in New
Castle county. Charles NJ. Cullen,
Esq, is gentleman whose ties imony
in behalf of Morris isnot to be shaken
by such character as is possessed by
his accnser, here or else ewhere. Blu
if this is not sufficient we hope our es.
teemed contemporary will respect The
deposition of Jacob Moore, Esq. late
Republican States Attorney General.
Mr.. Moore's character ought to be
held in estimation by the Ntaos as
! high as it is by the GAZETTE. But
his voluntary deposition is so strongly
in favor of Derrick b. Morris that tn,
Ners has not the justice 10 publish it
ana thus vindicate the character o
the man it has helped White to de
fame; knowing as it does without it
help Whites assertions would hav,
been worthless.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
FAILURES DURING THREE
MONTHS.

One hundred and nine failures
were reported in New York for the
past three months, in which the to-
tai liabilities were $4, ,S77 .068 and
assets 50 1862, ,437. Compared with
the same period in 1880, the present
record shows an increase of 26 per
cent. in the number of failures,
while the liabilities are about two
and one half times greater. For the
first quarter of 1880 there were
eighty six failures, with liabilities
aggregating 81 l,973,854 and assets
81 ,012,Sl6. The greatest number OF
failures IN any one trade was in the
liquor business, when ten failures
were reported with liabilities $30S,
205; assets, 69,63l.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

THE RIGHTS OF THE MAJORITY
Senator Cameron, iu a speech in the
august body Of which he Is member,
on Wednesday, took the ground that TO
the majority belonged the right to rule.
In this country this is accorded; but
there are legitimate modes by which a
majority Is TO be acquired. In legisla-
tive bodies mAjorities are supposed to be
representative. 1t is on that principle
their right 10 rale is acqniesced in. A
majority may be acquired by venalIty,
that should not, though IL may succeed
% the power to rule, IN an honorable
legislative body.
Don Cameron has the credit of hav-
ing seduced a Senator elected by the
Democratic party-who proclaimed him
self Democrat, To abandon that party
and vote with the Republicans, while his
constituents elected him TO oppose the
Republican party. Whether Don Cam
eron is charged justly with this or not,
It ls on The tongues of men, and asserted
for fact .hli Ger. Malone visited Cam
eron at The later . hon e, and was there
I'D to take the course he has snbse
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SATURDAY. APRIL .. 1854.

THE Delaware State Loan is now
before the people. We have no doubt
that it will command premium, and
all be subscribed before the first Of
May. Its successful negotiation will
reduce the annual liabilities of the
State about $4,000, which in two
years will be about equivalent to the
cost Of session OF the Legislature -
This measure is ereditable to the
Democratic party through whose ef-
forts the saving to the people is
made.
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CARPETS AND FURNIT[JRR
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
IIADElLPHIA
FUR NITURE.

\ c'ue TO the character of onr o,.,
without seeing II. Take. for =, iau1iDltnrs|
ped room suite OF three pieces. PIE, a
Lowest prices
ASH, Wooi toph.
Another style, walnut or ASH ,,,,''..'.';.Ssl
topS''...' s..ss...........,,. 'ie
such as are ~ every lurnitnr,. st''.''''' Sil
mon wood and common w0rk ~ eomI
also a small assol tmenL OF "c,,,ooeaE "e Eeepl
painted tets. ''l'age," orl
Lowest prices In first class wo,,,.
walnut, wood tops.
Same style ir mahogany. ''''"'.Sl|
oi plain style but proper for sum-. ,,,,',.. VI
In any mouse, no matter how ,ich 'OOhs
Lowest price In elegant work.
Maple or walnut. Tennessee mar,,.
Lupssss.....s......... ''e
Lowest prices IN luxurious wnru ,'''s v
Walnut, tennessee marble tons
Same style In mahogany. ''''''izl
very chaste aud noble stvle 80, 80, Ei
tion of work: ~ feflec
Maple, wood tops minimum, STA.
Same In mahogany. '''''iel
We have very large a,s0riInar;,,''i no
below 4lOO, aud between SlOl and Wa 'o!l
higher prices there Is no higher ,',,,,i p1T Az
only more costly decoration. i''''V !
The western gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

TIE WOULD BE BLOODY SHIRT LIE
NAILED.-That the Republican never
goes back upon its reckless assertions
might be inferred from its continued
fablications IN reference 10 Derrick b.
Morris. 1t had abused Esquire Morris
so scandalously, so capiously so unmercl-
fully, and so frequently, that IL would
seize upon the first OCCASION, when It
could with truth aud proprie'y do so, to
take back some of its slaaderous asser
tions and do Morris some sort of Justice.
But instead we find IN its issue of YES
terday the following
"Another farce is over in the Legisla-
ture and Derrick b. Morris, the Dog
berry Justice of the Peace for indian
River Hid. Sussex Co, has been white
washed and set at liberty, with a cer,ili-
cate of good character from the Legs
lature. OF course nobody expected that
Morris would be impeacLed and turped
out of Office"
This is said after the Republican has
seen that Jacob Moore, Esq, of George.
town, late Republican States Attorney.
and still gentleman who stands at the
head of the Republican party of Sussex,
has voluntarily made deposition every
way favorable TO Derrick d. Morris, and
against his accusers. We understand
that Mr.. Moore says Mr.. Morris Is one
of the best Justices of the Peace in his
county. But all that we ask Of the
Republican to do Is to publish the sworn
testimony of Ja.oo Moore, Esq. Thai
is sufficient to PIT nail in the would-be
"bloody shirt" lies.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

THE PENNSYLVANIA Railway is
noted for its liberality and progressive
spirit. 1t is making in Philadelphia
with its elevated railway to Fifteenth
and Filbert streets one OF the most
substantial, ornamental and valuable
improvements that is to be found in
the world. Wilmington, therefore.
may hope to meet with some of its
liberality also. We suggest, there
fore, as a street railway is greatly need
ed to the Ninth ward, that the Penn
sylyania Railroad build street rail-
way from the new Court House through
the Ninth ward and down Vandeyer
avenue to the F., w. & B. Brandywine
Station. This would give the p, w.
& B. the advantage of draining all the
upper wards of the city Of its passen-
gers, should there be competing rail-
road built. 1t will be remembered
that the p, w. & B. proposed lat
year to run its track up Vandever ave-
nue. to near Jessup's mills; so that
only about mile of street railway
would be to lay from the Court House
to Vandever avenue. We are sure
that this could easily be built for the
money now subscribed for the purpose;
and the Pennsylvania r r. Company
are amply able to run dummy engine
that would do all its work for the
mills and carry the street passengers
to the station or anywhere on its route
besides.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ oTICE.--i, Thomas f. Carly, do here
IN by give notice that | shall apply To
the Judges OF the Court of General Ses-
slons ol The Peace and Jail Delivery, OF
The Stn'e OF Delaware, IN and tor New
castle county, ON Monday, the 8 n day of
May next, beitg he first day of the May
term, a d., 1881. for license to keep II
inu or tavern, known as the Townsend
ii luse, in the village OF Townsend, School
District 40. 81, Appoqulnimink Hundred
New Castle County and state Aforesaid,
with the privilege to sell intoxic ting
liquors IA .es, quantities than one quart
To be drunk ON Ihe prem ises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the SAID application, 10 vii:
Samuel Townsend, James e. Wilson,
john Il. Keller, j. Henr, Hanson,
John >. No1d, Thomas B .atJou,
John IOwnseDd, sam | r. Townsend,
Jam - r. Moore, Thomas s. Biddle,
ID. Rackin, John p, Deputy,
josh ID, Townsen Charles D.. Wells,
James A. PORE Joshua Lewis,
william l.. Reynolds,
mh3l 81" THOMAS Il. CARTY,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

Spring may no, be in the air, but
spring Shows itself very pleasantly in
the markets with its suggestive straw
berries, its Bermuda tomatoes, pota-
toes and reluctant onions, its shad from
the "near-by," its new mackerel, its
pie-plant, it's succulent spinach, its
crisp lettuce, Us tender grained rad.
ishes, its rewly laid eggs, and to-day
with the beginning of the trout seas n
and with the promise of a speedy ad-
vent of young chickens for breakfast
broileTs. - World.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

WHEN THE Democrats came into
power in the City Council in September,
1873, they found most of the approprla
tions exhausted, the July taxes all ex-
pended; the balance in bank overdrawn
some $500, and note for $2O,0O0 to pay
which had been discounted just previ-
Gus to the expiration of the old Repub-
lican Councils reign. With this DIS
couraging state of affairs TO face the
Democrats in Council run the city upon
a reduced tax rate paid off a large
amount of the floating Indebtedness, and
pug the city in sound financial condi-
tioR, Notwithstanding they were con-
stantly harrassed by old Radical debts
some of them of years. standing. CHIEF
among these was the refunding of the
sums paid by the sureties Of the default
ing Radical treasurer, Killgore, aud the
payment to the Board of Education OF
$4,000 which a Republican Council
raised by the sale Of bonds, for the bene.
fit of the Board Of Public Education, ,ant
then used 1t for city current expenses il
defiance of law and honesty.
After two-anh-a-haif years of wise anC
eco nonieal administration, the Demo
cratic City Council finds itself able to &C
10 one of tbeleading banks OF Whining
ton and borrow $50, ,000-$l5, ,O0Olof which
runs for four months without interes,
and the balance for one, two and three
years, bearing the merely nominal inter
est of two and one-half per cent. pc
annum.
This Is result upon which the peopl
In general and Democrats in particula
can heartily congratulate themselves
while the members of the present Coun
Gil can readily be excused for feelin
proud at the record this brief retrospee
presents. A Republican Council nearl,
bankrup.ed the city. A Democratic
Council so strengthens the municipa
credit as TO be able to borrow money q
81 per cent. a rate much lower than tn,
state or general government can obtain
Surely the people will be slow to chang
slch an encouraging state of affairs.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

n u1ICE.-I, Jehn Mealey do hereby
IN give notice that snail apply to the
Judge the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace ana JAN Delivery OF the
state OF Deiawart, In ana for New Castle
county ON Monday, the 9th day OF May
Me- I, being the first day of the May term
A. b., 1881, for license TO keep an inn or
tavern at No. 2O5 Market street, In the
First Ward OF the city Of Wilmingto on,
New Castle county and State aforesaid,
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating
liquors In IL 81 quantities than one quart,
To be drunk ON The premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said app icAtion. to wilt:
Lawrence Kieran, A. Haubsr,
Fred. Well, Geo. Crawford,
william Huber, Geo, ii MARBLE,
Geo i5teinicken, j, X. Sutterly,
WIN. AlseDizer, James Stroud,
jos. Neidermaier, David WoolInan,
u. W Palmer, John B. Johnson,
JUL Gunther, e. =. DAVIS,
Fred Wen, Jr, Philip + P.unkeLt,
Francis Kelly, Aug. Aschenbach,
Fred, lIaymuyer, w. W, Anthony,
A. v. daynor, VIM, kyBe.
mh3 '-3tH JOHN MEALfY.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING AMI
PAVING
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMls-
sIoNER, No S1a L. SIXTH Si'tl

sIoNER, No S15 L. SIXTH STD
WILMINGTON, Del, March ~, 1851;
Sealed proposals will he recelNIu IA E su9
box in the City Council cna.hoo TO-
7.30 Z, M, Thursday, April uh, aaoi, III
grading and psying the bed OF Que square
or more On East Fourth street, eAcepI
tween the track of the city rallroau' .s Wsn
Belgian blocks, either Cape a hn' ihun ,,a
mond or Port Deposit stone. rAiles
bidding will please state the price per
square yard, s ng'e measurement, % noa
lay ing the pavement Win ehcn oi tue
above mentioned stone, ana uePost y
sample at the Street CommlssloheeI OF ,ana oia
fice for inspection. The price pei SO ia,e n.
yard TO include the cost oi grhulpB, lul
nishing all the labor and ma erlal Heces.
sRry to complete the WORK, (e1csps tno
sand which the contractor will 20 pr
mitted TO take from the city sauu pi.J
All the dirt and old material must
be taken and deposit d Wherever
the street Commissioner ulieetsiE
The pavement must well anu s nu
stslntIally laid and have Two sooa
rammings. and finished on top Win
cover OF sand well broomed into tnS
joints. The work must be completed anu
the street all cleaned up Witnii SHY SHY
days from the time The contract 10 @ma.u
ed by City Council; for every usy tpeIe-
alter the contra tor must pay 10 tne cry
of Wilmington the kum of Ten uoiiais'
Thework must be doneunder tne ulIecIioh
and supervision Cf me street Oolis
sloner, and the work must be apTroVeu
by him before IL Will be accepted ny the
StieetCo umittee. "A bond with security IN
the sum of two hundred dollars IL uss VIC
company each proposal Tor the toou lhltn
OF the bidder, and the person or perso.s
TO whom the contract may be awdrueu
must give a bond with security In the
sum OF one thousand dollars for tne ialLh-
full performance OF the cohHact. tne
Street Committee reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids. All bids must lie
properly signed, sealed and end rsed,
Proposals for Grad ng ana Pavihe
Fourth street." Any further Information
that may be desired Will be furnished on
LIP. LYNCH,
Street Com III issioner.
BY order OF the Street Com mlttee,
WILLIAM McMENAMlN.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

CHRIST. GEHBER. Wholesale hardware,
Toledo, Ohio, says:-The Excelsior Kid
uey Pad has accomplished more for my
wife In three weeks than all the medicine
she has taken in three years. Refer all
skeptics to me.-See Adv.
feb26-7t.
Senator Brown, OF Georgia, is man OF
blonde romplexioa and thin and positive
face. He Is erect and dignlfied; white
hair ringes his head, and white cur
tain of beard hangs from his chin IN
straight and precise fashion. His voice
Is clear and his enunclation distinct.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
CAR PET s.

Our stock OF carpets IS now about as full
as II will be any timo this spring. IL Is
rich in every sort, except whole carpets,
We have. perhaps. as choice collection
OF luxurious carpets as any In Phi'adel-
phia, such as wilton, administer and mo-
quette; while In brussels, tapestry and IN
yiain our stock is beyond any other.
W lhout a doubt.
Patterns that prove below the average
In acceptabiiity we mark down. This
gives us at least two prices in every fa-
brio.
We bespeak calls rom buyer for ho-
tells, churches, Institutions, De.
Carpets below valre:
Five patterns of wilton, So: one OF them
an oriental pattern, we consider particu-
larry choice. Other p Itterns, OF the same
quality, s2.75. John Crossley d Sons
Il glish tapestry, sl.l5; ten patterns.
Brussels, fifteen patterns. sl.25.
Northern gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
Gbt AaiIu Gastttt
Q. r. IOM NsON. a4llsor q s,ropr,es"r

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is publish.
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted,)
at Il6 Market street, and served by car
and surrounding towns and villages, for
six cents a week payable weekly. Yearly
subsci ibers, 81 in advance. IL is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City OF
state and has large and Increasing cii-
culation.
lished In 1884, Is the largest and mos1
fourishing weekly paper In the state
anu has q larger circulation than any
other on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at 81 Der year In ad'
s,sn
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
NJ Office.
Hannah Il. Davidson
ct al. In Chahcei'

Hannah Il. Davidson
George +. Kitchen et al.
And now To wilt this 2ith day OF fsV. ',
rnaT" a. D., 1881, the subpoena I'D ~
cause having been issued ana deli'Iys NM
to the sheriff more than thlrty p
be fore The return thereof, anu OeoibJ n
Kitchen, William +. Stidham, Allre' y
Stidhnm, Samuel Stldnain. IhoHii'pa, ip,,nie
Stidham, Anna III, Jaquetle, JVVin,n
Hughes Brian, George IL. etn",,gell
Thomas Kitchen and Morris MoDn"" and
of the defendants, not being louHJL, ,,Ties
not having appeared, on motion o. .n.,riain- niiin
B. Lore, Esq, solicitor for lhe Gri1itp,n Il.
ants, and upon aiiidaYlt OF ~ ibat
Clark, SherlIi Oh New Castle CoGnny Sinle
the satd deiei dants reside out ol :, ~ Caorge
of Delaware, as folio ws: The salu 20 20 of
z. Kitchen In Chester Comfy otE1hyin,
Pennsylvania; said Williams !. otI' snd-
Alfred ID. Stiuhana, ana samuel nn;siTict
ham IN the city OF washington liidnam
OF Colum bia; said Thomas n, h,nsas. said
in Edwards County, stale OF haIs"p prygn
Anna IL. Jaquette, jennie hhshe' Iity OF
and GGorLe X. slidham IN lhe a. 20. s,Id
fhii8delpnin, state CT Penhsy W., : ate
Thomas Kitchen IN cecil c9unIy1 resi-.
dence unknowu, IL is ordered ~ Vii-
Chancellor that the said George It,rei D.
chen, VILLAIN Il. Stldhaln, Aiitnmus
Stidham, Samuel IL. Slluha1, Iruui5
X. .Stldhnm, Anna IL. JhquS'' titchen
Hughes bryan, George ~ uinowell,
Thomas Kitchen, aud Morris MGhbcu G,bc nm
appear In this cause ON or Deio. mat the
day of September next OF tannfessJ
bilI be taken pro ,or IL di.
as to them, and the. Register s'der - 10 be
reeted 10 cause a copy of thts o,u1 o,rI,,a ms
published within thirty days id,v.,,aper
date in the DAILY 3AzEfIE, Hio",1n. H,",n in
published la the city oi Wiii In said
THIS County, 10 be continued he ~ 1rst
newspaper, for thirty days altcr wv
publication thereof. ,a,r-NJAN,
Attest; d. NJ Reg. e. C.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

DUBLTC SALES WITH 80 YEARS
il EXPERIENCE.-We can see Nv
reason why we will not realize better any
fairer prices his spring for all klnas o. "
Real Estate and especially for dweilInsH
at from $500 to &250J. ro
sat, wed&sat. HEAbD w.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
LA'iHio
LINE OF STEAMERS
WIN resume their trips between
WILMINGTON, DEL, and NEW
YORK CITY

WlLhlNGION, DELL, ana NEW
YORK CITY
Sailing from King street wharf. WI
mington, Del, on
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at Up. M,
Weidner's Wharf Chester, Pa. at 4 p.
IN, and from Pier 10, East River,
New York, on
WEDNESDAY. 23d inst, at 4 p. m.
Thereafter steamers will sail regularly
from Wilmington and Chester, Cd
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
NEW YORK,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS
Your patronage solicited. For rates ap-
ply to E. ANDRE WIS,
King 81. Wharf, vii.
William Weaver, Weidner's wharf,
Chester. Abiel Abbot, 50 south ST. N.Y.
The Wilmington Steamship Co. OF Del
mhl2-
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

BY steele Mackaye. founder OF the New
iorK madison square Theatre and au-
thor of "haZ | Klrke." MIR. Mackaye
himself IN the cast and superb Metro
polItan Company, who ARE engaged to
appear a. the new theatre To be erected in
New York for steele Maclaye.
Prices - and 81 cents. Reserved seats
mh3l-5t.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02

NJ OrICE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN the partnership lately subalsllns be-
tween John Pyle and GcJlBe NJ, ID. hoD'
lnson, oi White Clay Grcek Huhdfed'
New Castle County, Delaware, under Tue
firm name OF Pyle and Robinson, was
dissolved on The 26th day OF March, 4. D,
1881. The said Jonn Pyle Is authorized 10
settle all debts due 10 and by Inc hrm
The business Will be continued BY lhe
said John Pyle at the same place.
JOHN PYLE,
GEORGE NJ. b. ROBINSON
mb2s -nod2w.
NJ OTICE.- In order that the public may
IN become thoroughly acquainted WIN
the lard or hog butter, whlch Is soiu 80
extensively ali over the ely lor pui9
butter, viii have a sample OF lhe sail
fraudulent butter on exhibition on i13
stalls, marked not for "a e. Stalls 10 ana
Is, Second street market house.
IL. Nj ESSICh,
DEALERGN
Pure Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
mh2S I'm.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-02
CARPETS

We have now open for in
spection and sale, choice lines
of the following carpets in tho
latest and most desirable col
orings and patterns;
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Gentlemen Of the Council and House Of Representatives:
Throughout the year which has Just closed, the peo-
pie Of Montana have p%rospered to al unusual degree
Agriculture has been prosperous, business has -four
ished, rich mines have been developed, stock growing
has been remunerative, and many public improve
ments have been projected and successfully prose
cuted.
IN advance of any general legislation, viii submit
to you a brief statement of the financial condition OF
the Territory, and the several counties, and briefly
present my views upon certain questions which ap-
pear to me to require legislative action,
The number and value of live stock, as shown by
the returns of the assessors of the several counties for
the year 1880:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

Our town is to have 8 drug store early in
the spring. It will be under the supervision
Of one Of the best druggists in the country
H~usb0ndm0n.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-01-19

The following statement Of the Territorial Auditor
exhibits the ret indebtedness of the several counties,
March LIST, 1850, and increase or decrease compared
with March list, 1879: