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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-01-23
Acoville,s Argument.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Guiteau came into court this morning with a quick. and confident step, saluted his friends, and so soon as he had taken his seat turned to Judge Cox and said, q presume your honor will al- low me to address the jury when Scoviile gets through?"
 Judge Cox-We will consider that when Scoville gets through.
 Scoville, in reply to an inquiry, stated he had hardly expected to conclude his speech today. He re. sumed his address, taking up and discussing the statistics of insane criminals introduced in evidence by the prosecution. He had noticed that the table produced here by Dr. Gray omitted some essential features of his report.
 Corkhill-Dr. Gray did not pre- pare any tables especially for this trial.
 Scoville-Dr. Gray was hired to come here to help hang this man. He was one of the conspirators in the conspiracy of which the district attorney was the chief. He has left his footprints here, and before l get through l can contradict him out of his own mouth.
 Scoville continued to speak until 3 o'clock, when the court adjourned until tomorrow. He will probably occupy the greater part of another day. Counsel for defense will, if permitted by the court, argue che question of permitting Guiteau to address the jury.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
SUMMONS.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
.lj.MclAL DISTRICT II the Territory & Montana.
- aal fur The c,,:nty Of Rcaverhead.
Peter flbio plaintiff, against Helen Tihdo, lie.
...,!ant
VI, people Of the Territory OF Montana, send
..,,,tinx Il, Helen ribdo, defendant.
you arc hereby required to appear in an action
h,,nv,t AZ inst YOU by the above. named plaintiff
il, Il. District Court Of the First Judicial District
ain: Tcrr tory of Montana, in and for the County
q, B.averfe,a, and to answer the complaint filed
,b.v,. within ter, days, exclusive OF The day Of
s,.xice) after the service you Of this Summons
Il .vrvcd within his County; OF, ii served out Oi
hi, C.,un,v, but ii this District, within twenty
d 81; tah.rNi~c within forty days. or Judgment ny
tvt:ui, viii d. tne, against you, according to IN
pT.,.r OF said Complaint rhc said Action Is
t,,,rt,t II, o,i.n the decree of this Court for tbs
a;s.lution Of the bonds Of M.tri,nony heretofnrs
mi now cxis ing between YOU and plaintiff.
III, grounds upon which this action Is Nlsed IL the
By you during the year A. D., 1871 OF the
u.i.nse Of adultrv at Orono. Pcnobscot County
Safe Of Milne.
Ana you are hereby notiAed, that II you fail sc
.,,,,ear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
auired the laid Plaintiff will apply tO the court fo'
il: relief demanded In said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
~. oft the First Judicial District ofthe Terr:"r,
+--4 Of Montana, in and for the County Of
q Beaserhead, this 9Th day Of June, II
IL. ~. the wear Of our Lord one thousand eigh
---+ hundred and eighty. two.
THEOPHIl.tJS MUFFIY, Clerk
DISeLEy 4 HALL, BY Phil. ID. MC(;ouGH..
Plaintiffs att'ys. lr7:st1 Deputy CT r'k
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrrlcE, at HELENA, NJ. T.. June s. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proofin support Of his claim, and that said proof
will BE- made before Al. E. Gracter, Probate Judge
of Reaverhead County. Montana. ut Dillon. M. >
on "Wednesday Aug: and. 1881. viz: Samuel !aggsr ;
Homestead Application No. 1871, for the W y Of
NE X, the Il Y of W Y and lots and Of sec.
No ii, r No. 9S, II Ma: II w. :.
lie names the following witnesses to PROVE his
land, viz:
Augustus +. Oractcr and David E. Mctlin Of
and William Shinebcrger Of Dillon Beaverhcad Co.,
NJ. H. MOE,
III al Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
Leaal Aofees.
SUMMONS.

- TIE PROBATE COURT, in and for the
County Of Be:verhead, in the Territory Of Mon.
c's Simeon Estes. plaintiff A. Levy and Bro,
"e 1ne people Of the Territory Of Montana send
,,rsetin9 to A. Levy and Bro. defendants
k'You arc hereby required to appear in action
,r,,yht against you by the above named plaintiff
H. tn. probate Court, in and for the County Of Be:,.
xsrhead in the Territory OF Montana, and to answer
~. onplaint filed therein, within ten davs(excusive
&c The dav Of service) after the service YOU Of this
,mons If served within this county; or il served
',t Of this county, but in this district within twenty
days: otherwise within forty days; or Judgment By
default will he taken against you according to the
nr,yer OF said complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover the sum Of
,wn hundred and fifty seven and 4s 100 dollars upon
m account as follows: 32s2so for Livery hire, had
from said plaintiff by defendants at the solicitation
~ their agent E. Ezekiel, between rhe 7oth day Of
n.renber, A. D. 1881 and the a4th day of February
,SS, and 100 dollars for telegram sent to said
defendants by plaintiff, also $+S paid by plaintiff
m protest of sight draft on said defendants.
And YOU are hereby notified that il YOU tail to ap.
nenr and answer said complaint above required,
HE said plaintiff will take Judgment against you for
the said sum Of &5s7.4S and for costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Pro.
@ bate Court in and for the County
Ia. Of Beavcrhead, this 18th dav Of
April, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and e,ghty.two.
PHIL. D. McGOUG11, Clerk
DrNeLEY Il HALL, plaintiffs attys. III all
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court of Beaverhcad County. NJ. r.
In tn, matter Of the estate OF Stephen Aylcs, de-.
ceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that George Buck, the
~ administrator of the estate Of Stephen Aylcs,
AM. filed in said court his final account Of his admin
stration Of said estate; and that Wednesday, the
9Th day Of July, ,sss being day Of term Of said
m, ut the court room If said court, ut the Court
House in Dillon, in said county, has been duly ap
pointed by the Judge Of said court. for the settlement
III SAID account at which time and place any person
interested in sid estate appear and file his ex.
crptions in writing to the said account. and contest
the same.
Dillon, June ,, 1881.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE. al HELENA, NJ. T., June 3rd, Issa.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ following named settler has filed notice Of his
cim and that said proof win he made before A. K.
Graeter, ProbateJudge Of Be.vcrhead County Mon.
tan, at Dillon, MT. on Thursday, July s'h 'sSs. viz:
mcnt No. 4,,+o Tor the w X Of the W Y of sec. $.
and the e v OF the + Y Of sec. q. T. M. 10 ).
No. 10 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Frank Fl, p. Colwell, William Packer. Samuel
Weixht,nan, and Nef Packer, all OF Dillon. Beaver
head County, Montana.
[l7-Nl }. II. MOE. Register
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Edward Conners, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigncd.Ad'
~ ministrator of the estate OF Edward C"nnIrs'
deceased, to tn. creditors Of, and all persons hniu
iny claims n,,;,inst the said deceased IT, eNhitht
them. with the NECESSARY vouchers, within four
months after The first qualification Of this notice, %
the said Administrator ut Dillon in the Aonh's 81
Heaverheat, Montana. ,:-..,r-
OF the estate OF Edward Conncrs' Deceased
Nav 20. 1889,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
MINING APPLICATION, No. s1S5.
UNITED STATES LAND OHficEs
Ari INA M0NrANA lune 4. 1881.

UNITED STATES LAND OefICE,!
HxLENA MONTANA June ?, iSSs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Edward a.
~ McQuis whose post :oiice address is Louisiana
Missouri, and Rufus Mathews, whose post -othce
addr.ss Is Bannack, Montana. have this day flied
their application for patent for ,fnc linear feet Ut
the Silver Rose lode. mine vein. situated IN Blue
Wing mining district, Beaverhead County Montana.
and designated in the official plat and field notes On
file IN this office Lot No. ~ In Township SCUM.
Range II West, said Lot No. ~ being described is
follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING 1t a post 8 feet long and inches square
marked NJ. G 81 !, TOR corner No. and lining nm.
thence az + 100 feet. thence IS 80 = gao tect'
thcnce n dg9 1900 feet, thence AZ " ING tsct,
to corner No. from which the initial point o. tnS
:;.s. 1 sssn. ., ss IT, s sstnes s
200 feet to corner No. and place OF beginning con
tanning an area Of 367 acres belonging To- tins loe
The location of this mine Is rccor ~ in the re.
corJcrs Office III Beuvcrhcad County. in Book \ ~
lodes. page ,g6. The adjoining claimant, I Is 3'"eoe
Hcssette, on the South. }. u. ME-.
Al. +. GRAETER, neg's'c''
Atty tor claimants. W SJ
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17
nOrrcE OF FORFEITURE.

no WILLIAM COOK: You are .1ereny nn..
fed that have expended in the las. six Hsn,s
IN th.. half in,rcst in Claim No. of 100 feet.
west, on the Dacoah Lode. situate in the I:annask
Mining District. Bcvcreai County, NJ IT, IN or r,
s.c.or Ia revised statutes of the U. 81 being the
aaoa", 1 rsaaircd to hold the same from 80 ISL
And II within ninety days after the publicat.on o'
this notice you fail refuse to contribute YOU, p,
ton of such expenditure us co-owner your interes
will become the property Of the s9nssrns1 Tn"e'
said section a,214. JOHN S<A"tat>n
Bannack. April IS, 1889. We"
National Republican., 1882-07-17
7VIItFVV FITVIr TTIVU uITVTr IV-Vr
House or Representatives
AMrnI. Awful. AMfnI.

It Is the last party of the season, and Myrtle
Hathaway, the acknowledged belle OF the year,
is as usual the center of attraction. She stands
with charming grace beside a marble figure OF
Psyche that ornaments u recess in the conserva.
tory, and is chatting gayly with BERTHE Cecil
" handsome Bertie" the women call him-who
has the beauty Of an Apollo and tho sGyoG Uigrc of
a hired man.
"what has become of Ethelbert Mcclure %
Myrtle suddenly asks: al have not seen him in
ever so long
BERTHE looks at her with an astonished express
sion. "Do you not know, lhen?" he says.
The girl shakes her head.
81 supposed you had heard" he said " Ethel
bert met with disappointment abont year ago
the old story, they tell me, of II mans love for a
fathless woman. He never speaks of the matter,
but God knows he suffers enough. 1t is not II light
grief that viii make man indulge in dissipation
until his life is a wreck"
Myrtle's face became pallid. "Is he then so very
dissipated?' she asked.
al should gasp" replied BERTHE. "Hc smokes
cigarettes every day now"
Myrtle reeled, and would have fallen had not
Berthe caught her. " You are i'll, Miss Hathaway"
he exclaimed in anxious tones. Something /
have said has caused this"
Recovering herself by mighty effort, Myrtle
spoke: I" am better now,' she said. " 1t was
nothing but the pie"
"Ah," said Brrtie, az had forgotten the pie"-
From Camille, Or he Fate Of a Croquet Rayer,' b,
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Pretty SfrouS Language.

Colonel L. b. C. Cash, of South Carolina, has
addressed letter to Colonel Rollin II. Kirk, OF
this city, from which the following extracts are
made: ION the 4th of July Major l.. W. r. Blair,
the best the purest the gamest, the most patriotic
man ever saw, was shot down in the streets OF
Camden, and from all the reports, public and pri-
vate, have no doubt he was murdered on ac-
count of his political opinions. He was uuarmed
was old and feeble, while his, opponent was a
young and powerful man, and could have re-
sented the insult without resort to firearms. But
that would not have accomplished the purpose.
Not only so, Blair has always recognized the
code and he should have been allowed q fair
fight. After he was killed his body was stripped
and his personal appearance ridculed through
the Bourbon papers. He was charged with being
filthy, and that his gray hair was uncombed.
Poor but noble old man! He had lost his large
estate, and, like Cincinnatus, cultivated a few
acres of land to support his motherless children.
Perhaps he was not clothed in purple and fine
linen but was that any reason why his bloody
body should be spit upon by the towards who now
chuckle over his murder?'
"Aiter the next election majority of the people
of South Carolina will make an appeal to Con-
gress and demand Republican form of govern
mcnt, which is guaranteed each State by the Con-
s,tution which tho fathers made, and believe
Congress will listen to such petition"
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Iesl AsrraYI

An organ of the old moss back Democracy of
Texas says in a late issue that the Democrats of
Texas were led astray fewycars ago by Brick {"
Pomeroy and have not yet returned, but that
they will return.
Lied astray" Is good.
We did not lead William NJ. Tweed into prison,
nor lead half dozen other thieves of that gang
into foreign countries as iugitives from justice,
but we helped attract attention TO their steaings.
We did not sell the Democratic party TO August
Belmont. agent for the Rothschilds but in 1865,
when we learned that the entire Dem ocratic party
ofthe United States was led by the nose us u sheep
TO be sheared, we protested.
We did not lead the Democracy to vote for Hor-
ace Greeley, an unrep infant Republican, nor were
We led away, as thousands of Democrats were in
Texas, in chase after an empty white hat.
We did not lead the Democrats up to Tilden's
barrel of money III 1876 did we take S25 900 OF
his money otferrd to US If we would devote our
paper to his support--Brick Pomeroy in the Greal
iISM
National Republican., 1882-07-17
No, "a. Esory,,,e,

Heads of departments, superintendents OF public
buildings, and commandants Of navy yards, &c
should keep in view the law of the land as laid
down in the Revised Statutes section 1854, to wit
SEC 1854. Persons hOnorabty discharged from me
military ndudi service By reason Of disability resut
ing rom aUolds sickness Incurred ~ tie Ie of duty
sg DC preferred for appointments 10 cipH Offices, pro
necessary for e proper discharge Of he duties o such
oDiccs
The next section Is not mandatory in its char.
acter, but is a good recommendation that ought to
be kept in view By all good citizens:
SEC. l755 In grateful recognition OF The services
sacrifices and silgerinDs OF persons hOnordbly dis
charged from The military and nGrGt serUiee Of N,
coty, by of ftUOunas disease or the expiration
OF terms OF enlistment, 10 is respectfully recommended
% bankers, merchants, manufacturers, mechanics
give them The preference for appointments 10 Temuera
tiue situations and eDll)tOyRleItS.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Jorgcnscu and Coalition.

Congressman Jorgensen of Virginia, in a recent
communication addressed to the Republicans OF
the fourth district, says:
"As to myself, ! have been invited to again be-
come candidate for Congress, and have decided
that 1t is my duty to submit whatever claims
may have for denomination to the Coalition Dis
trct Convention that meets at Burkeyille, Motto
way County, on August 10. 1852, and then and
there to abide by the result, whatever 1t may be.
Should ii be the pleasure of the people OF the dis
trict who have heretofore honOred me with their
votes and confidence to again MAKE me their
standard bearer, ! can only ask Of them to judge
the future by whatever of fidelity may have
Who says the Liberal movement in Win. R.iuit Is a
failure? In November there will be but tvo par.
ties after the election but one, and that ope the
Republican Readjuster or Liberal party.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Vow IL The 'Timo 10 subscribc.

me rrico ofTuH NATIONAL REruBLICAS bV mat
rrat NE counter Is TrREE cENTs for single copy!
mo rrchs. TWENTY-FIVE GENTS; one month FIFTY
GENTS; tico months ONE DOLLAR: three months, ONE
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MS dsiirered m FushmDion aud he suburbs by car
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T7e,e Is beiisrtm than no pre.cn,to subscribe ror
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Ut Ndtionut CdDiidL Send cOpics 10 your (rieHdS
= An communications r,stLs addressed "Tbfs Editor
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niunicdtioas iCtH be retuined
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commenced on Thursday. January o. 1852 MS hand
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Government including The appointments, promotions,
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IN short, II Is He best and only ,cestiy ,,nper II,
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National Republican., 1882-07-17
FOR MAsSEYs SAKE.

For hassey's sake well make no nomination.
Thus says each old Virginia Bourbon Funder-
And though we hold him In Rbominaton,
Wen make a trade with him for hoped-for plunder
For Masseys sake wen strive for his election
IAnd If he wins he'll surely pe our creature),
Although we know he's but poor selection
Ofpoltlcian, renegade. and preacher
For Massey's sakel o. if success were certain,
'Twere wisdom then to brag, aud blow, and bluster
But Wise rule. Perhaps they'll drop the curtain
On Funder hope-perhaps they'll ReadJusIer.
And II they should. why, then, our game Is ended.
There's naught we then can do but die, and, dying
Wen curse those who, their forces having blended
Hurled US below, where satan's dag is fying.
National Republican., 1882-07-17

THERE seems to be some misunder-
standing as to the bill increasing the
water supply for the District. AT first
there was a provision that the entire
cost should be paid by the District, but
this was so maniiestly unjust in view of
the large amount of interest the govern
ment has in the matter that modifca-
ton was made which divided the ex-
pense equally between the general
government and the District. Now,
however, it seems that the work is to
be done under the auspices and by
the direction Of the Secretary of War;
This was not contemplated, we are
sure, for if it is to be entirely govern
ment work, performed by government
officers, the District should not be charge
able with any Of the cost. The fact that
the District is to pay one-half the ex-
pense is plain indication that the work
was intended TO be carried out under the
direction of the District Commissioners
and to be in harmony with the water
system of the District. 1t seems that ad-
ditional legislation is necessary to effect
this, and that action should be taken at
once, SO that there may be no delay in
the prosecution of this much-needed inn
proYement.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
BUSINESS CHANG
BUSINESS CHANCES.
rINEN MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF SIS WILL BE
4 given for the of 500. Address PAY.
MENT, Republican oihce. jyl7.3t
TEN DOLLARS FOR ONE.

One hundred and fly Thousand shares OF RAIL
WAY MINING COMPANY stock for sale at ONLY
TEN CENTS a SHARE. The four rich mines of
this Jmpany are in Beaver Head County, Montana,
Dillon. on the Ogden and Helena Branch of the
Union Pacific Railroad. Twenty thousand dollars of
the ore has been already taken out and Is on the
ground waiting shipment 10 market and Is worth 500
to the ton.
1t costs one dollar mine and SIS per ton to reach
market with IT, These shares are put on sale to raise
capital 10 erect works and hereafter reduce the
at the mines before shipping. These shares will be
worcestershire and none other Will be sold by The
Company. Repeated assays show great richness OF
deposits. GENE PAUL VANDERyORr Com
mander-nC Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic,
president OF the Company, Is now arranging FOR the
rapid operation of the mines and THIS chance OF life
time that will pay from 100 1000 per cent invest
merits, will he offered for few days only. For an
exhibit of assays made and specimen ores and for
other information address T. ]. SPENCER, care OF
Chief Signal Office, or call. after D. m Mt No. l7i2 l.
street northwest. iyl+tf
V1OR SALE-VERY CHEAP PATENT OFFICE
II Reports (mechanicaD from 1919 TO ISL nclu, I've,
comprising fifty.three volumes, at BOOK STORE,
No. l2O3 Seventh street northwest iyl4.3*
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold ut market rates: COLLECTIONS made every
where by J. II. SQUIER d CO., Bankers 1ii6 Penn
SylYAnia avenue, nlR26-tf
National Republican., 1882-07-17
DNUfO.sALs FUN FUllL.
posr-orFIcn DEPARTMENT,

POST-OFFICn DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF DIsBuRsING CLERK AND SuPT,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July a. 1882.
bEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
office until II o'clock noon on w EDN hSpAh, August
l6 or furnishing Fuel for the Post ONCE Department
For the delivery aud storage OF fye hundred 5000
toms more or less 2O pounds 10 the toni OF best
quality Of White Ash Furnace or steamboat Coal 10
be Ihoroughly screened and free from slate and TO
be delivered and stored before October 81, lss9,
contracting parts Will be paid therefor
Average samples of the coal must accompany each
bid and the contracting party must exhibit satistac
tory certificates from shippers that thecoh delivered
70 him from the vessel or is the kind required by
the Department. =
Also for the delivery and storage OF twenty (20l
cords of best Bakers Pine Wood TO be delivered and
corded at lhe Department building ns may be re-
qured, within ten (i0) days from date OF contract,
The whole TO be weighed measured by Inspector
appointed under Tie provisions OF Section 31l, Re
YiSGd Statutes of The United States.
The bids will be opened in the oiice OF the Super
intendent, in the presence Of such bidders Us may
choose TO attend, on WEDNESDAY, August 10, at
Y o'clock noon, and the awards will be made on or
before August 10.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject all
part Of the bids received IL deemed for the best
interest OF the Government 80 10 do.
satisfactory bond Will be required IN each case, TO
be executed and flied within i've (5l days alter the
award Is made, for the faithful performance OF the
contract
10 p. BURNSIDE.
DtsbuTsing Clerk and superintendent Post-Omee De
parImenL jyis-Sit
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Resfcr's District.

The London Enterprise OF July l2 says: The
solid Republicans OF the district Grs not ys ready
to shelye a man Of such intrinsic politcL worth
as Speaker Kei fer, and they v'H VI sdoate ms
honor on the % day of August with a fcuomina.
ton. The strongest evidence OF keifcrs renomi-
nation is the flct that the Dem octalic sheets are
daily filled with abuse Of him the editors reier-
ating in every issue that he Is already beaten.
Was this true Of any other asprant, we would
think Keifer's chances as hopeless. The Republi.
cans of Madison are peTfectedly satisfied with the
record Keifer has made, and will take pride in
casting her twenty-five votes in his behalf"