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The Dillon tribune., 1883-07-07
ADplic;,tiOn for u Patent, M. 1890.
UNITED STATES .Asn OFFICE,
llAu nHA NJ II Anu l. ISSl

UNITED STATES I.AsD OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., May u, 1883. ,
NOTICE is hereby given that Amedc I,css.ttc,
N whose pustnfiicc address is islnni.ck, Beaver
head county, Montana, has this day flied his appi-
cation for patent tor from iSo to ,3S linear tc.t
of the Bob fy.rs"ll Lode mine or vein hc"ring sill
vcr with surface ground TOO feet in width, situated
in no organized mining district, county o BEAVER
head and Territory of Montana, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this office as
Lot No. 5, in unsurvcvcd township No. I south,
range u west ut principal meridian for Al"nta,,a,
and said lot 40. J., being follows, To wit: isc.
ginning ut point 5 IN W IS feet distant from the
/: location which is granite Stone .oS N,.
inches, marked i-i.7s for corner No !, from w''ch
III. initial point bears y go W iu:h feet distant
running thence y q, W rs feet; thence "y "
ro7 feet; thence : IS 3" W 40 feet; thence ; II
~ " II,o feet; tncncc his r TOO fcst; thence
rs .n /. 80 feet To corner Ma. and the place
ni beginning: magnetic variation ~ l.; contain
ing IS acres.
The lrc;,ti,m Of this mine is recorded in the Re.
c,rcrS office ni lIeavcrhcAa county, Montana Ter
ritory, in book records at said county. page it7.
The adjoining claimants are ". \. MC(1ai ct al,
IN the silver Rose lode on the north.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any pnr-
tinn of said Bob Ingcrsn lode, mine sr Surt;.ce
ground are required to file their adverse claim viii,
tho Register of the United States I-.nd Office nj
Helena, in the Territory "t Montana, during ,hc
sixty days period OF the publica ion hereof, or they
will he barred by virtue Of the provisions ct the
statutes. r. AONlNsON, NeSiStcr:
F.P STERLING, Atty for Applicant. LH.l
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The Trade Dollar.

The trade dollar was never inteuded for
circulation in the United States. Their
coinage, in the first place, was due to the
influence Of w. c. Ralston Of San Francis
CO. The California Bank and all the banks
in San Francisco which had dealings with
the Chinese were put to world Of trouble
to secure Mexican dollars to make up the
balances In exchange with China; the
Chinese refusing to accept our 4I,H grain
dollar (which, without the alloy, contains
37,..s grains Of pure silver) or silver bull
lion; preferring the Mexican dollar, which
at that time contained some three and
half grains more silver than our own. 10
obviate this difficulty, Ralston worked a
bill through Congress, authorizing the
coinage ofthe trade dollar to contai" 37s
grains OF pure silver, or with the alloy +:o
grains.
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The Late Mississippi Floods.

The floods in the Mississippi valley have
caused great damage, and coming at this
time are especially disastrous t" the farms
In several counties the live stock has been
swept away and the crops ruined. Iher'
is no chance for these unfortunate peopl,
this wear; their means Of subsistence are
clean gone and they will have to begin
again under the weight OF heavy mort
gage. The lot Of the small farmer IN the
Mississippi valley is not an easy one a
best, owing to the competition OF the great
capitalists, who farm thousands OF acres b.
means Of labor saving machinery. In man!
cases probably the farmers whose places
have been swept by flood will be co"vcrte''
into tenant f;lrmers--the condition IN"
which so many small owners OF land :"
this country are falling.
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Ant Eastern Endemic.

The cholera has made its appearance in
the principal towns and cities Of Egypt un.
der circumstances that indicate its further
spread. 1t is Of an unusually virulent type
and deaths al Port Said and at Alexandria
and Damietta, the chief cities of the delta,
are numerous. European ports on the
Mediterranean are enforcing quarantine
regulations, showing that there is general
fear that the disease will pass beyond its
present confines. Cholera, like many other
diseases, is supposed to be caused by the
diffusion Of living germs in the air, but the
kind Of germs is not yet known, and no
satisfactory means Of checking its ravages
after it has once commenced have vet been
discovered. The hest remedy for it is pre-.
vention, and this is effected BY cleaning and
disinfecting the cities that lie in its path.
The only terrible visit Of the cholera to
America was about thirty.five years ago,
when it was a scourge in cities on the AT
)antic seaboard and in districts OF the South
and West. 1t appeared again in 1868, but
in milder form. On both these occasions
its action was chiefly confined to those re-
gions where the heat OF summer is cxces-
sive, to all parts Of the South and the south
ern portions Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
The cities that suffered most were those O!
the South and ST. Louis, Louisville and
Cincinnati, with few in the latitude Of the
three last mentioned or little father north.
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Application for u Patent, No. 1881.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., MAY II, 1883.

1bEi-1.NHs NAs ~ - ~
NOTICE Is hereby given that Amcdc lBcssctte,
~ whose ps,stofticc I'D ircsS is Bannack, Beaver
head county, Montana, has this dav filed his app-
cation fr patent for 800 linear feet "f IT,, Rrrncc
ode, mine or vein hearing silver, with sur face
ground 40 feet in width, situated in organized
mining district county ri Rr:lvcrhcld and Territory
ri Montana. and designated Nv the field notes and
official plat tile in this office lot No. 10. in un
SURVEYED township south, range II west Of princ-
pal meridian of Montana Territory; said lot hriny
is follows, to wit: Beginning at il point on north
end ut this claim iru,n which the initial point for
mineral SURVEYS in this district is the ~ { \ y,
marked ON the east face OF summit at q'r.-tzitt
rock IN place. look sox 30 feet abnvS ground hears \
~ , " hnon feet distant; at which point Is :.
,ar,ztc stone narkel II.,v for corner M. !, run
ming thence ) 1870 feet thcnc. ) 81 30 40 feet;
thcnc. 1900 feet; thence \ S.s 80 " ~" fec. to
corner 40 , and the place ot beginning: mag etc
variation iSS Yo'.iy Il cont timing IS . inacrcs.
Thr location nt this mine is recorded in the Rs-
orders office nf county clerk ot ts,:...rte'd c"''n-
V, Montana, in hook L page Sni, ni said county
The adjoining claimants are ~ +. Wright, 1t III. ON
n. Randall lode the north
ANY and al! persons claiming adversely any p"r.
ion Of said Rcrnicc lode, nr surface ground
m. required 10 ti'c their adverse claims with the
Register %: the United States I.Hnd Office ut iiei
ma in the Territory of Mnnt,n, during the >ix;.
laws period at publication hereof, they will by
N, red by virtue Of the provisions ii the statutes.
i. ATKINSON, Reg lister.
F.. r. STERLING, AIRY for Applicant. l.'-l
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Trga1 neGtes.
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court Of the Frs, Judicial District
\ OF the Territory OF Montana, III and for the
county III i;caverhtad.
Nc,tie NJ. Wilson, plaintiff, vs. CEyhonrn L..
Wilson, defendant
The people of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to CElybcurn i.Wlson, defend mt Yo, are
hereby required to appear in I'M action brought
against by the above named p!ainti.!,in the Dis
trit, Court OF the First Judicial District Of the Ter
r;orv of Mont.in in and for the county of Beaver
head, and to answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days Exclusive of the day OF ser>icc) af
ter the service Of this summons. it served
within this county; or, if served out "f this county
hu. in this District, within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days; Judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the prayer o. said
complaint.
he said action is brought tn obtain :. decree OF
the court dis ass.xng the seaas 1t tyHp d slid plain
t The ground for this complaint is doscrii"n tor
more than year is fully set forth in the com
plint ii herein.
And YOU are hereby notified that il yoa tail to ap.
pear and answer said complaint us above required
The said plaintiff will app, to the court tor the re-
lief dy,nln led in said so,nplant, and tor such oh
or and further relief as seem to the court meet
Given under my hand and the seal of the Distrr,
~ Court of the First District Of the Territory
L.S, lof Montana. in and for tho county of B.;l
~ vcr,,ad, this ID day Of january, in tie year
ct our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and cigh
ty.thrcc. IliEO. MtEFLi, Clerk
By lOnr. I. WING, Deputy Clerk.
ROnT. B. SMITH, Atty for Plaintiff. (,.-,?,
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SANDS T. EOYCE,
BUTTE CITY. MONTANA.

DRf-GOODS, CARPETS,
MEMS WEAR, WALL PAPER,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Ladies', misses and childrcn's ready
made dresses and wraps.
Tents awnings, wagon covers, hydraulic
hose, etc.
We have the largest and most varied as,
sortment in the Territory at prices that will
command the attention Of close buyers.
We will be glad to send samples and
quote prices for comparison.
Read made dresses and wraps will be
sent on appreval--to be returned il they
shall not please. This proposition applies
too, to anything you may order OF us II
prices are too high, or goods don't please
send them back and we will refund every
cent you may have paid. So confident ar.
we OF our advantages that 7vc take all til.
cl,ances--you take none.
Send trial order or write for samples.
Very respectfully,
StNOS " RONCr
The Dillon tribune., 1883-07-07

There are signs Of renewal Of the dis.
pute between England and France in
Egypt. Since the victory at Tel.el.kebir,
an English army has held possession Of all
the Eg:p towns and cities OF imror.
tance. and while it has kept the Khedive on
his throne, hrs re.organized his army and
exercised police supervision over his do.
minions Occasionally it seems as If Tew.
fix would be rsoven the author OF the Alex.
andria massacre and the real rebel, while
Arab, who is patiently undergoing exile in
Ceylon, would be shown the victim Of cir.
cu,nstances and the friend OF England
throughout the whole difficulty.
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IN the Justice Court, Glendale township, Beaver.
head county. territory cf Montana, before II. T..
Thomas, J. P.
George l.. rarhcll, plaintiff, VS.. Calvin Kocn, dc.
fcn,.nt.
The people ol the territory of Montana send greet.
my To Calvin koon, dctcndan' You are hereby
required to appear ut my Office in the township Of
Glendale. in the county OF lseavcr,c:d and tcrrto
~ OF Montana, within ten days after the legal pub
c,tion ot this sun'n'ns and answer the complaint
file in an action ,o recover from you the Ut for
v.nlnr and Is. 100 dollars alleged To he due upon !,
certain sish. draft drawn upon the llcca Cons"l
said sun, oi forty nine and IS oo dollars; the said
draft h.arng date june u, lSs and payable to the
,nce Ut The same has been refused. AM, yuu are
hereby notified that ii YOU ta,l t" appear ana an.
| >wcr said compliant. above required, the said
plaintiff vii! tax, iadynent by default against You
Tor the sum Of orty. nine and 1s-,oo (Sio.s> dol
lars and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day of June, \. D.
1873. RICHARD Il. THOMAS,
t.5-( Justice of the Peace.
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NOTICE OF FINAL E.N7RT.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, MONTANA, June 7, 1885,,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following n.n :.
~ cd settlers have filed notices Of their intention
s.h ke prno @ IN N sprtb bor ., s,sT n Wn i
Probate Judge Of lscavcrhead county, at Dillon, NJ.
r.. ON Saturday, july II, ,sss viz: George NJ Brown.
and the $ !: \ 5 VITA Sec 81, Up ., 5 ot X !, w,
and lot No. 4, Sec. e. Tip 10 ) Il ii Wand he MINES
the following as his Witnesses toprov. his rontinu
viz: Owen ". Owens Md Thomas +. Barrett oi
ts,nnack. and James kirkpatrick and George W.
Dart Of Dillon, all OF Beaverhcad county. NJ. +.
4ls7. tor the $ y nfSw of sectmn IS, the 5 4
~ Of Tho + - Of lsection 80 and the !: l., ot
the y '.4of section u TIP No. 9. 5 II No. u W,
and he names the following witnesses to prove his
continued residence upon and cultivation OF said
tracts. viz: George NJ. Brown and Thomas r.
Jarrett ot iannack and George W. Dart and jaime.
kirkpatrick Of Dillon, all OF Dcavcrheud count,
Montana Territory.
[s4] F. ADKtNSON, Register.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OrFicE At II El.ENA,M r.. June q, ,ISss
NOTICE. is hereby given that the folInwin. nam
~ ed settler h,s filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in Support Of his claim anl that
such proof will hs. taken before ituht. T. Wing,
proh;,c Judge tor scaverlrad county, 1T Dillon, the
county nj said county, on Saturday. August 4th,
1883. viz: Joseph G: W who made pre- :cmpti,n
dccl,ratorv s,atc,ncn N }o., for the Northwest
of Sec ~, Tp7, l. ", and he names the follow
ing WITNESSES to PROV. his continuous rcsa,ncc ON
and cultivation at said tract, viz: Frederick W.
l'ahnish, George Ii.,hv, Robert GRAY, ana Francis
Cotl,,cr. ali of Rnn,ck. nravcrh"ad county, NJ. T..
I.,-;o) +. AD <lNS0N, ,Rcsiste
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. r., May 90, iSS,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that such proof will be made before x. T. Wing,
Deputy Clerk ": the District court in and for iic.
vcrhead county, Montana, at Dillon, NJ. T., on Sat
urdav july !, 1888. final entry thereof ut the
expiration ot thirty days from the date of this
tice, viz: Thomas S,ol,len, who made prec,nption
Sss HpSses Il prove 70, his . continuous residence
on and cultivation nt said land, viz: George Standa
cher, fc,cr Wilson, Henry Il. Johnson, and l..
Hanson, all Of Dillon, BrAverhead county. NJ. I.
l.l col +. ATKINSON, Register
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RUMMONO.
\ the Probate Court of the county Of Bcavcshcad.
i Territory Of Montana.
John Pe.tc plaintiff vs. Samuel lizard, d. fcnt

TN the Probate Court of the county Of Bcavc'lca',
Territory Of Montana.
John Peatc, plaintiff, VS.. Samuel Rra,r,, d" fcnd-
ant.
The people Of the Territory o! Montana send
greeting To Samuel Rrainard, defendant You ar,
hereby required to appear in an action brought
against YOU ny the above named pi;,intift, in tht
Probate court Of the county ut lscavcruad, Terrific.
nv Of Montana, and to answer the cn,npi.int h,''
therein, within ten davs tcxcl,,s,vc OF the day "t
service, after the service YOU Of this summons.
II served within this county; or II served out at
this county, but in this district within twenty days
n,hcr,vis. within forty dv> nr Judgment by default
will br taken aganS, YOU, according t" the PRAYER
Of said complaint
The >:.id action is brought TO recover from YOU tn,
sum Of :tv and ss dollars due from YOU t.
he plaintiff. as appears hy the complaint on tile
herein.
And YOU are hereby notified that II YOU fail to APP
,c,r and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will take Judgment a"rnst YOU tor
he said sum of ?sI.Ss and tor costs ut suit
Given under nv hand and the seal of the i'r"snt
c"urt OF the county Of br:sveric.d
SEAI. Territory of Montana. this s,st day /"
Nav. in the at our Lord one thou
<,nS .l. n, hundred and eighty three.
RORr. T.. WING,
Probate Judge and Ex Dticio Clerk.
ROBr. Il. SMlTii, ATTY for Plaintiff ,.-.>l
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Alias SUM .sas91ass.

IN the JUSTICE Court, Glendale Township, Beaver
! head County, Territory Of Montana, before H. T..
Thomas. J. =. ~ -,
Joseph Arbour. plaintiff, Mike Wagner, de-
fcnd;lnt.
The pcnple If the Territory of Montana send greet
,r, IN Mike Wapncr defendant: You are hereby
rrauircd to appear ut my Office in the township
OF Glendale, fscuvcrhcad county, and Territory "t
Montana within ten days after the legal p"hl,c;1-
ton of this summons and answer the complaint on
III. in IN action to recover Of yo, the sum nt one
hundred dollars alleged to he due and owing on
account from YOU to plaintiff tor hoard. lodging
and merchandise furnished and delivered I" y""
ut your instance and request.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail to M.
pear and answer said complaint, AS above required
the said plaintiff will take Judgment ny dSs;.ul.
against YOU for the OF one hundred (SioN)
dollars and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of June, a.
d. ISS3 ~. Il. invMr',
(!i.S:l NS'V"" w
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NOI/CE or E/.V.iI. EN7R1.
LAND OFFICE Ar HELENA, NJ. T., !
June 20, 1854,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T,l
June 10, iSS3.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice of her intention to- make
final proof in support %: her claim and that said
proof will I've made before Robert L. Wing, Probate
Judge Of Renvcrlcal County, Montana, at Dillon,
NJ. l., ON "Wednesday. August lst, 1883. Anna
t;alientn, who made Presumption %. 5. No. stl7,
She NAMES III. following Witnesses /" provt her
continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said
land, VIZ:
Jack NIailey, Charles Charlton, Genrsc Miller and
James M,uidin, all of Point o Rocks, NJ. Z.
i. ADktNSON,
[a7-,l Register.
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Eo1 sALs1.

TllE; undersigned, wishing I" retire from 'H,ivs
! business offers for sale the .niirc premises
now occupied ;u, long knuwn:ls Hotel, Store. Stage
Sta on, and Postnfir,, N Argcn:,, NJ. I.
\ s,, Ill stock of wei! -scc.,;.d general mcic,n.
disc Will bc sold with the ab.vS. Also, a iar-e
i,arn CorrHs. Ne.
Il; prutit bic business. and lar:rv amount ut proper.
" that is steadily increasing in value.
For particulars inquire on the promises nf
Il. FRENCH.
Arycnta, Montana, Jane 20, IS>,. -t'-.'i
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40 REWARD.

g rKAYED from he ran.e near Shcridan one
~ gray ,n,rr, about nine wears old, and branded
H A on the hip. Weight about nine hundred his.
Also, enc iron gray mare colt two wears old;
branded 2 ON the shoulder. Also, one yctrin..
The above reward will be paid for the rrcnvs,v" "t
the animals. CiIAS. PiElSC
Sheridan, Montana, May 10. 1883.
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TAX nN UF.

TAKEN up hv tbs subscriber on Ratt!csn'ke.
y. miles from Dillon, ONE strawberry r'n,n
III, e. and colt Th.' nlr" is ~. hands high and Is
,r:,udcd with letter II on right shoulder. The
will please call, prove property, pay eh.rHcs ana
=. Ike the animals away. Is. l.. SMIlli.
R.tt!csn,kr, jun- 3, 1883. '.S-!@
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TAKEN UP

vAkEN up hv the undersigned i''ackt,il
Greek on June roth, ,>S;, one gray horse about
ten wears old, hrandr. L on the near shoulder. The
owner is rc.i,,, st. t" prove property pay tor ths
Mt and take the horse away.
JOHN COSGRjNE.
H,nrkta,l Creek Iun. *, 1885,. (,i-e1*l
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TAKHN UR

TAKEN up Ivy the subscriber one small h'v
! ponv; star in forehead: hnth hind feet wh,t":
no brands visible: about wears old and is Saddle
marked CARi..t ItDHp
Three miles below Dillon, Suv.,n's rlnch
Juuu u, ISS3 .S-."
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Tribune Agent at Sheridan.

John H. Brundage, at Bateman's store, Sheridan,
is the authorised agent Of the TRlsuNE TO receive
subscriptions, advertising and job work. and to re.
cript ftf all money due this Office.
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7U0INH09 cAnra-

HENRY N. BLAKE, ASSOCIATE Jusric4 Of Mon
= tana ~ years. Attorney and Counsellor at law
Virginia City, Montana. tM4s-]
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16
Sherin,s Renort.

Under date of May IS. 1923. Mr.. Isaiah
Cook, formerly Sheriff of Skowhsgan, Me-,
writes as follower havebeen afflicted for over
twenty (20l years with a weakness Of the kid
nsys and liver. and have had severe pains in
the back and sides, which were brought upon
me in the first place by exposure during N y
stay in Cal fornia during the early settlement
Of the land Of gold. At times my water
troubled me very much, and afser trying
many different means without receiving any
benefit was induced to try Hunts's Remedy,
although was much prejudiced against it
and all other medicines. purchased q bot
tie at Cushing's drug store. here in skowhs-
gan, and l found that the first bottle relieved
all pains in the back and sides; and / have,
in my family. used FIVE bottles in all. and
have found II medicine of real merit and
ofgreat yalus,and have gladly recommended
II 20 many Of my friends and neighboIs, who
universally praise 1t in high terms. You are
at liberty to use my name for the benefit Of
suffering humanity"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16

At the entertainment given TO the
Massachusetts, ARTILLERY at Mr.. Yueng-
hing brewery, last Tuesday, said: we
have had = correspondence at New
Orleans bel Ween two OF our literary
men and tho grandson OF General
JamessWilkiason that has attracted
some attention. Wilkinson was a very
prominent man iD both the Revolu-
tionary aud 10 the second British var
and he lett some interesting memoirs.
de has son in New Orleans who is
probably seventy years OF age and that
son has children. Not long ago Mr..
Gable, the story writer, in some Of his
New Orleans sketches, referred to
General Wilkinson the elder as having
been IN the pay Of Spain while profes
sing extreme patriotism during the
time that Aaron Burr descended the
river with his expedition. The grand
son Of Wilkinson, who was perhaps
innocent Of any intimate knowledge Of
the facts OF so long ago, assaulted Gable
for libelling his ancestor. Cable had
to reply, and he gave his authority TO
be our Louisiana historian, Gayarre
Mr.. Gayarre is still living, and is
quite an old man, somewhere between
seventy and eighty, ] suppose. He
has written our history not ouly from
home documents but from original
Information taken IN Spain frem the
secret archives, Young Wilson came
out and referred to Gaysrre as senile,
etc. This brought out Gayarre from
his retirement, and he rather roasted
young Wilkinson, whose intentions on
behalf Of his ancestor we're no doubt
excellent. The encounter only showed
that our traditions are not the best
things 70 20 upon in historical oontro-
very. Mr.. Gayarre closed the discus.
sion"
| told General Beauregaid of the
publication within lew days OF some
OF James Buchanan's letters, in one Of
which he solicited from President
Pierce the appointmentof John SEdell
OF Louisiana, to be aCabinet Minister
In this letter Slidell was described al
the brother. in-law OF Commodore
Perry, and the uncle of Mrs. August
Belmont Thinking it over a mo
ment, General Reauregard said; YES
Mrs. Perry, the mother Of Mrs, Bel,
mont, was a Slidell. Through my
first wife | am connected with Mrs
Belmont Mr.. Slidell was a man Of
remarkable force, one Of our leadipf
lawyers in Louisiana, and as q man.
aging politician we have never had hi
superior. He had great will, insight
and political vigor. He was moi
larger than myself, and blonde, ant
he came from the city of New York.
Said |: General Beauregard, il
New Orleans growing fast2" 1T il
growing, but not with the rapidity il
once had However, there is somt
encouragement Our city would be-
come the most prominent, watering
place in the South for winter tourists
il we only had more modern accommo
dations- The climate Of New 0rlean
is not so damp as that Of Florida Of
of places on the Atlantic coast. ant
persons in quest of health require Il
have the mind as we'll as the system
attended to, and undoubtedly Their
is no spot in the United States SO en-
tertaining as New Orleans for tina
purpose A large hotel has been pu
up at Pass Christian by Northern
men, and | am told thatit is full ever
winter. The lakeside resorts by Nev
Orleans are also in very good condi
ton"