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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

TO say that we have had fine company
of summer boarders and friends visiting this
little burgh throughout the season would be
no news, for that has been thrice told. OF
the numbers we can only say that the hotel
has been full all the time and more applica
tions have been made than could be accom-
modated. OF the people themselves we can
say that they are just such folks as we are
heartily glad to see, and we have thoroughly
enjoyed seeing them enjoy their hGmmOcks
and croquet upon the shaded common and
their rambles over the hills. And, ladies and
gentlemen, when another season rolls round
we trust that the pleasures of this one will
call you back to the little Fame on the marrow
gauge; and il you have a tired friend that's
in need of repose, tell him of Fayetteville
with its beautiful common of Worsters old
fashioned tavern with its broad piazza and
don't forget to mention John Brown, and
Marys little lamb, and the ten little Indians
whose songs were never wasted on the desert
air. And while you are in the business don't
forget the renowned Peake sisters, the won
derful daughters of seven mothers, who gave
one of their inimitable concerts as benefit
for tho Sunday school and Brother Jona-
than's flag, that he wore while he told the
story of poor old Barbara Fritz should never
be forgotten. Certainly our Sunday school
will ever hold this brother aud his wonderful
sisters in the highest regard and esteem for
the proceeds of their Monday evenings Gu
tertainment-some SIS But when we come
forward TO make the announcement about
the bouquets that were showered upon the
stage our heart fails us and we will stop.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Several more letters from ex- Senator Dorsey
to the late President Garfield have been pub
lshed. Although less dictatorial in tone they
are of similar impertinent character with
the first one, and are full of advice to him to
give ample acknowledgment to the Stalwarts
in all his nominations. 1t is given out that
Mr.. Dorsey publishes these letters because of
the "abuse" which has been heaped upon
him in connection with the star-route prose-
cutions
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

W. w. Follett was in town for few days
last week
Several of our townspeople are now at
Lake Pleasant.
Geo. L. Clark is on the sick-list.
"A number of our citizens went to Mount
Pocumtuck, Monday, to hear Gov. Long.
The members of James L. Ridgely lodge,
No. 10, 1. o. o. F., with their friends, pic
nicked at Sadawgs on Wednesday, and in the
evening had dance at the hall of mine host
Uncle Ed" OF the Sadawga House
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Mrs. Abbie Marshall is visiting her broth
or, Charles Livermore.
Miss Carrie Burbee is again dangerously
III, and Ellen Hayward is i'll with fever.
Water is very low, and the mills are com
PEELED to wait for rain. Crops are suffering
seriously from the drought.
Mrs. O. b. Williams and Mrs. Harriet A.
Benson are convalesoing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Recent dispatches tell the story of the find
ing and rescue of another Arctic exploring
expedition in the Polar SEAS Mr.. Leigh
Smith, an English gentleman of fortune, start
ed last summer in his private yacht, the Ezra,
to aid in the search for the Jeanette, intend
ing to return the same season and not winter
in the ice but the little ship was caught in
the ice-helds and crushed so that she sank
Immediately when the pinch relaxed. Her
crew lived on bear and walrus for year and
enjoyed the usual round of Arctic experiences,
but all reached home in safety.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Considerable excitement has been caused
in political circles in New York by recent
editorial article in the Albany Evening Jour-
nal, charging Mr.. Conkling, in the interest of
Jay Gould, with having endeavored to in
huence Governor Cornell's action on the ele-
waited railway and Pacific mail steamship tax
bills, offering him his (Conkling's) support in
the governorship contest, and also an oppor-
tunity to profit by the probable rise in stocks.
Tothese chargesMr. Conkling makes no reply,
but Jay Gould comes to his defence by as
sorting in an interview published in a Sunday
newspaper, that Governor Cornell promised
to sign the elevated railroad tax bill, but that,
after the bill had been passed, he discovered
some constitutional objections and expressed
wish that Mr.. Conkling should be employed
by the company to give legal opinion on
them. Mr.. Conkling was employed, and the
Governor vetoed the bill. Mr.. Gould also
asserts that Governor Cornell got up blind
pool in American District telegraph stock,
with his assistance and that of Mr.. Russell
Sage and Sidney Dillon that after inducing
his friends to buy stock he 'went the other
way" and made large sum Of money by sell
ing. Governor Cornell denies that he prom
ised to sign the tax bill, but makes no exple-
nation in regard to the blind pool. The AL
bany journal, in an editorial article on Mon
day, reiterated its charges, and also asserted
that Mr.. Cornell was promised Mr.. Conkling's
support, and that of all the Gould newspapers,
if he would make a favorable decision on the
tax bill. Gov. Cornell is a candidate for re-
nomination and Conklng and Gould are bit
terly opposed to him. Conkling's friends
claim that Cornell is trying to build himself
up by pulling Conkling down, while Cornells
friends see in Gould's tactics an effort to pun
ish Cornell for his courage and independence
in fighting jobbery and corruption in every
| form
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

President Arthur is absent from Washing
ton for a short vacation. After spending a
few days at his home in New York, he left that
city on Tuesday last for Newport, r. l., where
he was enthusiastically received His visit to
that place has been a continuous ovation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25
Later, and a Different Version Of the
Anair,

A Washington despatch of the Gath says;
"There is to be an indignation meeting of
colored Republicans in this city on next Sat
urday evening to take action upon the Ohoc-
taw county, Alabama, outrage. Mr. William
V. Turner, a colored voter of Alabama,
writes to the Republican to say that the al.
legged plot by negroes to kill the white popu-
story put in circulation by the mob which
murdered Jack Taylor. Mr.. Turner says that
the story was a very foolish one, and that tn o
trouble was that Turner was an active Repub-
lican, and therefore in the eyes of the Bour-
bons dangerous character, turbulent
fellow and a fire-brand in the community"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

The entertainment given by the "Peake
sisters" Monday evening, was very amusing
and successful. The seven SISTERS" were
mostly boarders stopping in the village.
Their musical voices and ludicrous appear.
snce we're mirth- provoking, and each and all
acted well their parts. Near the close Of the
last singing one of the Chinese lanterns took
fire, igniting the curtain, which blazed up
threateningly for few moments, but all
took the matter so coolly that some thought
it part Of the programme. j. j. Green aud
Leslie Morse sprang to the rescue, and the
flames we're soon smothered, though Mr.
Green's hands were badly blistered The
accident might easily have proved a serious
one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

For Senators,
JULIUS J. ESTEY Of Brattleboro,
WILLIAM b. CUTTING Of Westminster.
For Assistant Judges,
II. W. CLARKE Of Brattleboro,
A. A. wYMAN Of Athens.
For States Attorney,
A. BUTTERFIELD OF Nottingham.
For Sheriff,
Wv. MELENDY of Londonderry.
For High Bailif,
GEORGE E. sELLECK Of Brnttleboro.
For Probate Judges,
r. TYLER of Brattleboro,
ABISHAI STODDARD Of Townshend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Almost without exception the leading pa
pers are urging the selection of town repre-
sentatives who are sound us regards the tax
law-men who will hold steadily by the prin-
oiples involved in the enactment of 1880,
while consenting to any minor changes which
may be found necessary or desirable. The
Republicans of Windham county are on rec
ord as approving the present ta1-law, with
such amendments as experience may suggest"
and this fact should not be forgotten by the
Republicans of the several towns in selecting
representatives to the legislature of 1882.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25
Local Intelligence.


Dr. Prescott Is still busy with his patients and pat
rons at the Brooks House, While here he has benefit
ed many who are readyand willing to say good word
for him People who are intending to consult him
should do so without delay as his time here Is limited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

II the present attitude of the people toward
tax-dodgers, as indicated by expressions
through the papers, is maintained candidates
who belong to that class will fare badly in
the coming election. In several instances up
the state advice is openly given the voters
not to cast their ballots for men who refused
TO make out their inventories, but who So
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

There will be preaching next Sunday,
Aug. ~, by Rev. A. b. TruaI, who, it should
be remembered, breaches in the town hall on
the third and fourth Sundays of each month
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN L. BARSTOW
OF sHELDURN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL f.. PINGREE
OF HARTFORD.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM II. DUBOIS
OF WEST RANDOLPH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

. Rev. E. W. Whitney will preach in the
Universalist church next Sunday at 9: 30 p. N.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

For Representative in Congressional District,
LUKE p. POLAND of st. Johnsbury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

Divine service in Christ church next Sun
day at 2:3O p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

ncrunIlean County Nomination.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-08-25

First frost of the season, Aug. 10Th.
There will be no agricultural fair at Jack
sOnville this year.
AIRS. Lake and Miss Wilooy have remov-
ed TO North Adams
Geo. F. Roberts is CLERK in H. O. Milling
toms store at Sadawga.
One of our worthy citizens recently Lost
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
UNIONS.

In th.. district Court Of he q eor.a JUL
cial i>sr::i of the r rriiory Il Montana,
IN AMI lOs the sssnty oi ilv.r R,w
Ry,s,s, S"" ..'s.;, .xss a. 'A'"'' w. L"e'a' u
Tue pss,pls Os the Territory oC Montana
s~'nl greeting to Lacius ~. kyla'si, defend
You sre b Tehv reQutied to apreas IN o.,
action t'rsIaxht against y y ny The .h,vs
tanned riai. TIL. ~ the Ills rtrt Cuuit Of the
He''onss Jus! .cial t'ist-irl 0i tire Trrritnry -
No ta''S. tn ami fa'r the CauntH Of &itv. I
ta'w. 1t 10 answer the cum la,nt slc.l
Gay at service) att The serv ce o., goa oi
this ss,ls, IN. s.If served wlthl. thiA c...nty;
Nr. 4 .erv"d cut hts U ..iy. bui IN :his
s.:sr;ss; ::s, +, wi's:n t:sn,. ..ss: the1wi;e
will he take. & a' II you according 70 tho
prayer ~ saiai complaint.
tn sail action - brought to 4 issO!vc the
oon' = u ms'Tins'ny ~ retOinr u Eow ex-
istss'x b tween !'u ant p.Aiu'.n at ta
awarl TO plaintiff tie c1stH.ly o. Hattie
On,sea i ixx!c Nti.te, tw., al Or children,
The i>sn o; yoIr nsS rage with piai"i!n.
Toe e. uh!s G;'r, which. tbs artiOa ts
y''ur~eIf fro" p::.;nlin w,lhUui ra:.xe. amt
asai' st TER GO ~ I. TT p; ;HD since 4 vril
1t. lss:. si;t yO,is dex RI ~, aDf her ~, Sai
II u. at April ls~.. nd ys'ar cepsriu =
w,si..as ,S@ ,.,;e.;." ~ r+sur,,nx ''e
A II YEN are !,"'cSv ssIatnei that II you
fat - 4 O.ar an:I answer said complain.
~ 40 ve required, the .aid .la"tti' Will
take .is'faul axni'.>t yUu x,ni apply to the
Char. E,r tie lief demanded L., The prayer
OF vlainIii1's . rssin plAiut.
Given under my hard and the
sal nf the district T. IT, ~ tie
ks-sNsi lS:xtYi. ~ tie T.rritnFy Of
r~>, N0"tana. IT, ard I. r li,e s,u"ly Ut
}S~AL{ silver INV. this 18th .ssy II il Is j,
S~~S IN the year II our lI0rst One T..Ou-
sd II ht Au dred and iyh;y-
two.
GEO. W. IaviN II Clerk
XN0WLES 1 FOKDIS. Atty's for tlaimttfr.
iOlxwWSw
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SUMMONS.

IN The District Court At the second Judi
eial Dists,cs u the Tesrtt0ry OF 0O..eosss.
In y ~ 6Ue tha C0uuty Ut silver = ~.
S.SpOr0aius Mar heess.ou ant Peter Vail
ton. PLAINTIFF, ~ A. Il. 0ajolOux, defend
The peop,- of The + rr,,ory ~ MINT na
Aend GIeestnx TO \. &. Ea.ll TX defendant.
Ywu ure 6ef..ky E. Qu F-1d to appear ia al
a6ti.H brnuxht Agal..t y. q 0Y the s.x,ve
~0esesS D;8tultlJs. ~ tlDs. lDistf.Ct elDNrl OF
the NacO Il Judicial lDtsG rjrs lA III. Te r.EDry
Of Montana. In 1t sOg the Cnsmiy ~ AIiver +
8.sW. and to answer the comp ii & Ole /
ioefp,ll. u tthtu tA;a days (eA rlu&iye O: me
day o. &. TV'cs,) aftpr Tie a-rv ce ~. z II
this "a m:N.x, II sA.r. .s>l VT y, lhix .,lUiy
or. n =. rvv,D on, of .is county INT Il, ti,i,
AVAoHicl. Wi(hoN ivecOv datA: spoh, ~ ,xC
wiehi,, i;r:v ,iav.: ar ~ e,,t ,.v .,.. AM,
will be texe., ,i,.l y "a. accor, i;c: l., 1. =
prss ys.P ar nxi: ~, >. ,lS,nt
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
SUMMONS.

IL the pi>::'c; ';.'rt II tie s'ce..i Jul .
c.ssl district "i t -. r-. riiOry ~ ~ .,i,nA, in
Ar, nr IT,. Cu ~ I" -" o"
81, "es,-.;: =; -: - ut Pa'ri T. J. FRO: "y
rh- cs,;'i.. Oi i.. T-rrit "y'T Montana
>essd grr.'t' Y l., =. +. Re..i .l.:i.' ha.,t
a'u are IT,. hS .rV'ir'i T., api"..,r IL "n
sctsO'. hcsn .it ax'n:si y.u y t'.' "h'rc
the -ecD ID Ju.s;clai D.>tr"t M th"Is'rn 'vy
Of No tan i,an fsr { ~ T. un!yo =, v.r
Row a."l t. unswer the c.,mpiai:.i Il ~
thu cii,. within t":. days trxc!U.ivc III th..
day a. "rv ce' ;,:t"r - serv cr ~ y ;" OF
lhis .un,'nM.s. Il x.-v..d within this cG"lniy:
Cr. " >er. tal ts,:t st thIs county. bot la this
district, within tA"nty rSys; otherwise
With. forty i.y.; Hr il 'sn,.."t ny aeta..'t
~ 'N taken As:itis>t v'sl. Ac.cr ling u the
pray,.r Of xaisi cor. piaiWt.
III. rait actiUn II hrs .uxEt tn rrcnve q
sie'<s:..an the xnin 0r ~t:&!O a.", ! ltre>:
ftOvl nI ~ : 1>S!. o.. ." account lsIr
:skAlx wares A.al :llc' cilaMlj>s. Sold ai"I d.
liver. j hy plaintiffs ~ defend ut 1t !;ltte
SUM Of .::5 Nv nd t're>t 'rMn Ja' uAry 5t,I.
IxS:.. Il &c " X lHlv,I,.n lrssn .ie .'n AIT len
wO.Hl SOLD AID :e ivcrn duli"x tie year lsi:s
a."l which n. count was for "a wi attic s'O',-
xwtrr:: ti.M assix ri I" plaintiffs. a,d cost :
Of >u;t ThG psO,~Tt. .ttHs'i'.-. in ri. ar
ti.su J. je.crIJsl :x fsp'lss =. to wiz: \ M
,icf,"saxnt'> sigist. title as"a tri"r' in :'.'I
T.. lat No 2: /. ~ "'k NJ. -. i"N y'> 4
VII - UNyIUU WssUtIbScs W t'SV ~ W
i:utt.. sccs, di' Z T., tn. Ohri.. plat an snr
vey tiIrrs. "Dx o., ill., y. the ",i,c Of th;'
County Il crd OF silver lk.w County. ".
r: L.. Nil i.n;r''v's sNs'i.t. k'nwl ~ I -
h'!s,l Il. tci on sail sOt: all n !'t IT "sa,s'-
h. IL. Il .s',.. tr-ir.s' AMI ether Cur itrI
all articles h r { f'r'. T., '",> >>"s>iM, + ..r.
f.nsa ; ut tn. y ;"'t Hct'. a'", n"''v v,
,svs<..x is.n Uf J1'u,.'x \ Murray at x!l !
H.. 1T 'i''t::.. rear the Butt Z 'y ra'ir';.'
.!rlsDt
sul yOu IRE her ny :r.fH.,l that II .',n
fail to a:.,s r s,. Mnsws -AMi s..",.'Mi't ~
,i..va r quirs"I t,~ <.ri pal tn vi tax"
il uix,r.s.t ~ cf ut .gU II y'wi fw ~ Il
s,ins Hf >:Nl ) an int r.>i :ss A'M,ve II tea.
and CO. T. s.f xu
Civ. u'wis.r ny hani arri tlr'
seal Of tsI.' lIi.t'tct '..urt s'f ''
= sasi !Str:rt IL the T''rrit /. y"f
., Montana. ! a,sl I,r I " Con- t.
{-sA I t. ~i.v.r Bow { .>th day sf
t~S July. t:c year II ..',r I."." H...
Th''s~Ns"0 !gIt Hundred 1iM!
Eighty two
,sEO W. IRWIN H.. Clerk
KxowLEs& 4 FORBIs. ATTY '~f'r Plaintiffs
:suy>cSW
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
SUMMONS. .

lrt.e District Court II the 6ernss, Ju.i,-
e,s:! D'.trist Of the CerrtiOry o M.".talsa
Ia a;;.i C's tn County OF Silve. B'sw.
, Nary !: Ramma"s. plaintiff, W john W.
The - cs,s.le or the Territory Of Montana
:e:'i Ersrting to John W. Rummans, d.
leista"t.
You are her~bv rcquired to appear In ~
action or. uxist against sou by the ab0ve
named l.la,ntifr In the 1T. tricS Court a the
Second Jud'cixi district 0i the Territory "l
NOntar III AID fNr the Coa.iy ~ Silver
t"erein. within ten days (exclustve Ut ine
oov VI service) tier tn. . rvire On you ~
This sum ..s,i.s II .erved With this s'unty;
Or u re veti out OF thlx county. but im this
di:irict: within tw.n,y days; c!herwi:.
will be .ken against on. according to tho
prI"er Ut said Omplat ..
TIC ata "ct' n + brought To dissolve the
oo .as = matrl"m'ny he's ot,r:. AMI nov e
awaru plaintiff the cus' oily Il H0Aser s
Humans. min, chill, the i.sue II your
r,asriaxe With rlais t'ir The vr'u,mlS up'
Oh whict !s'ts ac '''' ~ b;ssesl: II your hav.
/ wiifu y a.. nted Ou sell fro " lain
til I,r r,Oge Than ~ ar last passed wi;t-
c.:i c.s 10 or just Il aiiOp. ard .sur final
dssertinn sG her o., ~. eth day Of April. a =.
=. las: H."i '.ur departure irosm the Terri
Ana yOu ar hereby notified that if you
iaii ,ai',,. Sr ami a".w"r said e. srp IT. :sx
"o.'ve 70 'resl. the ss'd plaintiff will take
. ''sia S*"i ~ !aM A.d apply IL ih':
C.'ari or the relief .e'ua;ni..i III ;;,e I.rayer
OF pist't:n's 90 "riaint.
Given nsx'.r my hand and the
seal II tla. pi>i,Ict Court ~ tie
St%cNd District Or the CeSrit. ~ Of
6, Ns,nsahx. In and Gse the County
3-E-L{ cf silver Bow th- 18th day .1
Thousand Eight Hundred and
S:sss ~ 1Rvly n c,erk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
SUMMONS.

In the I,...rse; Court "ft.e a'sc'.d Judi
cixI Is,siricI 0f Ih< ieSr,iOvy ri Montana,
In AMI for h. county Of silver b"~:
Attic y. e.. :s"."::t. :: p's'"''af' v. X char
Tue pe.,plc of shs. Territory s Mo-sans
ss'i Hr eting 70 kt:harl X scw.f u. :
Neswions.
You are crcb. vtqnired to appear y ."
anesi plat .iin IN he n, .lv...'C .urt ot the.
= c.,nd Judicial lI~srt ~ me 7 rri nry "i
Mo- ana. IN ant c'r tn" cou y q; stlver
ftasW ard 10 as;x ~~r the Cd ai.!st"t Ii "a
day III sesvice, .tt~r the selv:'- o. you cf
thi. SUMMONS. IFS rye! Wiihth :''S CO in'y;
,P. II .erve OIt ai mt. c .unty. bat IL C.is
b >lri~i. within Iw~'ty -; "tn: rwi:'
within ferry dsyy: or j"'is"''"ni ~ tlr'sn't
rrayev rs fsaii complaint.
tn = 1T ..c'r Il = bso:lsht t. Dissolve tue
t.ss,.ix AZ M.atrinsos.v hcr.t0snr. an ns:w
cx'sti"x b. sc." pi.. .nt'if nj :ir:sn ,*"l
y Il to T":eas~ rl.t"itn fr'm al s'hiixs:ioUs
.,s! dusie~ . ,s!a from nj : ma rage:
r. sron.Mls usssl ~Eicf ihis .riiO'' Il
b.sesi II t:lat ut The time d"f.'iwtant cs",.
tra"iesi hi mar isx. win plaint'r '''f." 4.
art hat = trnser VIE t.'r', living i'osn
whnr, he ever lad Keen ''tvOf esi.
An,y.,u re hes.'hy no'tiiei t.st. " y.a,
fail 10 = .s.s' ,N. answer .a"l - :.r'a!
~ .'"pv r I"'"xi h. ~" p'ai'iin viii
c,m,r, ..w Us. rr'ic a~sna,ri.d In III prayer
u pl tiniiN c.,nl.l.i':.
s;iv.'. u':kr NV hsrd ! the
Sa' Oi a." In- re! C"u'i '.f :hs
So nj u sire, M iu. + ri
(i.>. ..:,u . ~ .,lv.r .'.'w. 'h'~ :ih na> I
(>~\ >ugu-;. ,:' ne y ar al n.r l.Or': " q
th'.ti>os.d -i:h: nu 'tr:l ,"i g,I.
:. -. Al v!,!.:I g. tx.
F r Mc;. ;nE. ii, > rii.:' 80.
s.;S
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-23
ALIAS SUMMONS.

I, the !ustiee's Court. Township anil
C.,u"t3 OF Silver B0w, ann Territory Oe
O.ts'a. Before J. y. WilcOx. Jusitce Of
the P-0s.ss.
William Jenkins. plaintiff, " Edwari
Wav0.e1 def I,lant.
The people 0t the Territory AZ Montana
se'sd greeting tn Edward WxyOsses. def.,sd
xnt.
You are hcfeb requ rel to appear at my
0lltc :. ~ the Town >isip VI silver fsOw COu.'-
~ ~ silver fOw. AZ. TER tory ~ AlNsl-
lano Wl:hln ten lays al the T. ya) p..Oli-
rAttsNs at this susnnns.''x. which expir. ONs
the asstil .lxyO AuvuSt. A u. lSs3 aud an
aver IN" "c c,,unt sn a.. Nv IN action u. r.,
e, yer O1 yOu The sCnl s,t so - fsr eau'l'..
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against the prO.s'riy hcrs'iu de crtbcL fr
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3iv..Is dtr INV h,n! and seal this 1T
dsy II AnyuAt, 1859.
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Jus liee u the Peace.
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NEw YORK. August l9.-Pre-isiemt
Arthur is visiting General HsncOek
h-'iay.
WILK;snARRE. August 10.-1t !s
stated ilI.. striking driver l,cys Will
return "n their own terms.
WA>HINGr,,X, August 19.-The
'".v~rn 2 t.,-siay asks government
a'd i"r the l,~llDw fever xutieresH.
C"EK. August l8.-Th,rteen ssss'
!ssts arrested un.ier tie {. -crs'ts'n sci
~ W ls~m released from Enni>ktllen
prison.
Barn.. Me. A August l0.-T'he grand
Jur! lei "ri.ri nm indictment a&als:..t
rg."n' Kelly E'r the murder VI r.
A. Himiih.
MiNNEAIULIS. August ia nre
t;:'> u" r"i,,g g,,it.-l the wis''lsrai'
''a'r M +. and J.: 4. FergusOil.
I"'>> S'o.'kH: in.uranCs. 81, ,UO.
,.WiLEHxBAKKE. Augs,~s 1Y.-The
r.'"i'lsc mite slut si..wM. TIs' sur
tension wi. tat uuti! the aA,ys C,'sS'
en'ir Z" Ts'>uIs:v work.
iiris''N. Pa, August lO.-The
ar'."r> AMI l.rs7sArr- lays Of tie
''"i.r'"r .,.!:,..rv -tr.t'k :s's'au-s
'.'cy ">r> ~. ..iiU..ci .uiI liialc.
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SUNDAY SERMONS.

A friend Is easier lost than found
Adversely ln.rrOws its ahsrlest
sing from our tnilsA;ienCe.
Knowledge j. acquired no! by
long life tut Ly cl.ee observation.
An effort made for the comfort of
"tl.e,~ Ii II u. a,Ove ourselves.
Youth il the tus-el and silxen
flower Of life: a.e j. the full cO:i.,
rils. au.l solid in the e:.r.
I,%~,r:ir and past is0nrn,ent are
c..wa,lite and defeat. Men are
torn tO succeed. M"t t. fail.
There il IN the heart of woman
.,,ci, a deep will Di love that n" age
can tr..zv it.-isu!wcr Lytt..n.
He who "heys with ns.Mlssty ap.
,..,rs wor,hy -OIile ii:,y ar other 'eiIg
allowed ~ cOnInlund.-('iceIO.
Never let your zeal outrun your
charity: the { ,rnIrr Is hut human: the
latter Is ,livine.-Hu ecu BallDu.
Il there ever a hard question Ia
morals tla ch l'lres, dO nn. drive
-,r,i.h, ut in their wide-eyed ques-
ti,nIsR: ::
Every man must work at some
thing. The m,i,n'em, hr stops work.
Ing :or himself the .levi! employs
him.
Whcn the cold world xck nOw Hedges
that We are ~ g:xMt ~ We have al
WAYS known ourselves to he We shall
he happy indeed.
One of thu. lest rules in eOnver>a-
ti..m Il never to say anything which
any Of the company can reasonably
wish lad l,e~n LETT un.aid.
Very few men are great enough to
hear praise. l'ut .. In xe munl'~r Of W.
ARP Just small enough to he found
;;.mli with constantly.
Reflection l.y a pr<>imi-ti" phiioSO-
pl.er: "a yes,d tnh,k "r G''srl play
tl.x.~ very i;,tl.. .n4nl---a suasl one d,,e:s
an en"r ,"als amount Of HARM
Many a small man il never done
talk Ing aia ut :''e .acrist.r's he makes.
b,t lie j. u @ry,st man, inalctsl. who
cen ~:.cr:ii.r every thing sud say moth
ing.
u" not IN. t.n lavish in your praise
of various mcni'.rs oi your own fa'Qi-
~ wi.e,, speaking tO strangers: the
,s.r.nn ~ when, y"u are cslseakiny may
know ~s,,lie faults that you do not.