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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

The statues in Paris viii henceforth re.
mind one Of wax work museums. The
Consell Municipal has passed resolution
that all the statues in the squares and
public gardens shall be furnished with
inscriptions indicating the subject repre-
scented. This is enough to mako tho
rsthethic artists Of that city 90 out aud
hang themselves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

The great English war ship, the Resist
ance, is TO be thiekly rubber clad in order
TO see how that material will repel pro-
jectiles. IL appears like the proposition
made some time ago to use compressed
cotton in steel cases, instead Of iron and
steel, as armor for war vessels Is worth an
experiment. The repellaut power of com.
pressed cotton is very great, while it is
much lighter than steel and perhaps
would not be so costly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

The New York Graphic hints that the
Hslstead-Chsse letter was procured in a
very peculiar manner. II says: "Mr.
Roscoe Conkllng was lately in Europe.
a daughter OF Governor Chase, TO whom
the letter Was addressed, is in Germany
or France. We do not say the stupid let
ter was not obtained from Mrs. Sprague.
But Mr. Conkling has his revenge on
Halstead all the same"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03


The MORNING NEWS is pubished daily, in
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IN no city, by newsdealers and carriers, on
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one year.
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Sunday, one month. 81 90: SIX months, y oO'
one year. $40 90
Tue NoRNING NEWS, 6y mail, six times y
week lwithout sunday issue, SIN months "a oVi
one year, IS 0o.
sunday NEWS, by mail, one year, ~ ".
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Subscriptions payable in advance Remit
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ieftrr. CURRENCY sent by mail AZ RISK OF
scndcrs.
letters and kilograms should he addressed
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Advertising rates made known on apphcA-
ton.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

1t is to be feared that Gen. Butler
feels very much like sOrehead. He
says he has grandchildren "who will
live to see the Vaaderbilts and GOulds
taken out to lamp posts and hung in
the rhost scientific and skilfull
manner" And he adds that "nine out of
ten Of the worhngmen would sell their
votes for 81 apiece" 1t seems that he
has ceased 10 be the champion Of the
workingmen since he discovered that he
could not get their votes for less than the
price named. The workIngmen seem to
know pretty well how to guage the old
demagogue.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

Probably no man was more Vehemently
abused few years ago than "BOss Shep-
ard,' of Washington city. 1t was be-
lieVed that he made millions out of the
government by ways not perfectly
straight; but he was not quite as bad as
the members OF the navy ring, who took
the governments money and did nothing
OF consequence in return. The staid old
Boston Post has conceived kind of grim
admiration for the old contractor, and
says: every Democrat who goes to
Washington comes back praising ex-B Boss
Shepard, because Of the fine streets and
sidewalks that he built, and the thousands
of trees he planted, and the pretty little
parks he laid out during the era OF good
stealing The eX-bOss spent money with
a free hand, but it is stubborn TACT that
unlike some public servants he left things
both useful and ornamental TO show for
it," The Post rather over does the bust
ness. Few honest Democrats can afford
to bestow much praise on the great ex-
boss, bat they may not find as much in
his record to condemn as is usually found
in the records of many others who Occu-
pied similar relations with the govern
ment during the era of 'good stealing"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03
Brrr.
BrFr.
AlhGUSGr Busch Brewing Association
GEORGE MEYER, SOLE AGENT.
A HIGH ENDORSEMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

SAvANHAH, GA, Oct. J, 1886
T TAKE pleasure in calling attention to til.
i following certificate of strict purity and
high order of merit of the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-03

This fiattering testimonial, coming as
does from 80 high a source, bespeaks for thB
popular Beer a largely increased patronage
On tap and for sale everywhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09

APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

GNAAEA A .na
F~rrrs STv1pk. November ~, lss4.l
NOTICE Is HKREDY GIVEN That me
~ sweetwater Mining Con- spy, OF ireass y
Hi, Nsvada, whose Postcrncs saoIu'
HAmilton. Nevada. has this Day nlea ~ Rna.,
cation for 3 prtsnt for nft@.n h9hals 10 ar
feet q. he Htdden Treasure Number nlineor
vein besrinS silver with surface groun1 =
hundred feat in Width, situated N nIars .nS
Mining District. County cf waite ~ ssd
State OF Sevx3A. and cesignAte1 ~ Gaa.s
notes and o1scAl plat on hle II tais
Lot Number 10, located upcn unsutse!et,
land, the exterior boundaries o. sMu
Number ITO being &s follows. to-slt r,,,sd
Beginning at Q pest marked So.
Sta tes survey No. lilo. whence the $500
ner common 10 sections II aud >, 1919
ne north. Range 81 east, ard sections y ynnt
Township Is north. Range s. east, "a
Di.hlo Meridian. bears south - deefsSs@
minutes west S.e42 feet, ard peak Ne, ssst,
north a. degrees &c minutes west 90 -sAs
thence running, Arsf course. north ~ ,rs.,s
east 1850 feet 20 pest Married No. saurss,
states survey No. 10: thence, seoon.,ted
scuth pA degrees east 600 feet 70 po .a-sss.
Ne. 3. United States survey No. ne; ~ ssst
third course, south 10y degrees Sesasy No.
t. post marked No. Z. Urited States, III de
TIC: and thence. fourth conrse, nofa1 rsited
grees vess $50 feet 10 pest No. y Iode,
states survey No. ioi. Hidden Irs S,.sss sur.
$50 feet 70 posf No. 2 Of said United .i.ca Of
vey No. i1i. GO feet 10 pest No ], nsF
beginning. containing IS es-lW aerN
MsguSffc variation Is degrees east 4, the
The loc9ticn a this mine IL reoorcsr Dis.
Recorders o7ce Of White Pine niA ss,,ict,
trict, In boob L ~ TIE records Of saia ~ he
This claim is bounded on the s~ostnS'
Hidaea Treasure mining claim. -..lx AMI
Any and all persons claiming $500 me OF
portion Of said Hidden Treasure -. 80, Al.
surfscs ground are required to nls .h TTn,tsd
verse claims with the Register o. a,.te OF
States Land oEee st Eureka. - " y nubli.
Nevada, during the sixty days reros ~ virtue
cation hereof. or they viii ee osff
Of the provisions Of the stst1e; p~aosster.
y. II HINCKLEi, Son
II is hereby ordered that the $780, 4 FOR the
Of Application fer Patent he pss.sHS. Dsily
period Of SIXTY days. In the EnnSisshed 81
SENTINEL. = daily newspsPH
ha nSs-ea ?. II. HNcKLET. Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09
TEE new YORK HERALD.
WEEKLY EDITION. 81 A YEAR.
Brightest, Most Newsy,
WEEKLY JOURNAL
In the United States.
Sketches. Cartoons.

Sketches, Cartoons.
4-a rarse-ous other features hSve been sdded.
Also q complete. exhaustive summary OF tne
rsws IL Sl Departments. 1t 10 resd BY up
advertising medium. resching factories, isrns
AID homes Of al descriptions in every psrto OF
tie cozntry.
A Perfeet Newspaper.
L; contains al the general news Of tie Daily
Kitten q: tie Herald, which hss the largest
circulation in TIE United States.
Independent in Politics.
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Foreign News
ne Herald las Arrays h4ea DISTINGUISHED By
tAs f1llrsss q its cable dispatches. The new
EAzsx1kzus telegraph cables viii Increase
facilities
The Farm Department.
OF tie weekly Herald IS practical Il goes to
TIE poszs. Ka5 does ros give Wild theories.
Tie fk-z<r vii save ZAEy 2a-s tAAE
One Dollar n Year
From TIE szEgstozs q the farm department
slccA. c0css-GlEs soil. cattle. crops. trees.
ezzi3i1Ss. E~x-3s-12g, p3zl-y AID agricultural
The Home
Iuxrr7css tie ho1sswifs aEd the children in
regard - ecczo-.c&l k-5 tasteful new dssbes,
TIE fssA3a-s. AID TIE making oE hons eol-
forts = s341E3c-. xs given lxsest reports cf
rx1x sd
Produce Markets,
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tx-ss1s 5<s11rE. FSEy. special NOVELTIES,
VII x-3 k-zcr. h5tA soc-A and political,
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he G1SzEx Ct ~~SIl-k7svn Persons cf the
WcrA1 1s2E-r-s-f devoted ID
The Dramatic and Lyric stage
Ekls tie WEEKLY HEaALD gives the
lztsxi AL A@sf SsES af TIE Torl4, IL a also s
sez-L fc- tie fx-Ily.
Szhs-As IL 5aIk-. 81 x-y tine. f- 9 full
vsx-- Postage Frse 70 any Part q tie United
States - cx-S6A
Nv TTf HTsliu~i r,.slaTET
A New York Helaidi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09

-xnvp AVN BY VIRTUE OF AN ExE-
rat;an isxuea out Of the District Coah'
80 the Fourth Judicial District " A11As
sAa comfy OF Humboldt. on fes .eNA cay -
Decemh%r. A. d. lisa, and 70 ne al!~ss
delivered for . jadgraent rsH1erS~ n
Ts,urt on TIE 18th DAY 81 -
~ in favor Of 8. z. Wilson psAans, A1
.Txinst Benz. ". Goodhce and aes<pA SA
ssr attendants. for the SUN 81
Hundred and Seveafy-eisht and aAkN.x
o~ps-huudrxdths fs3.iFS St1@a Do4tAIs, 80
intsrasf from MAJ -. lisa. ST the rave q ~
~ r-n. per sunum till paid. tosstAsr via
Fsye Hundred and Sixty-1ye and fss1cls
Ore-hundrSdths gsSS 81 Dollkrss es< -
disbursements 81 she date Of SAID J11s-
and secraing costs
And by virtue Of said -
this f9th aay CT December. A.. y. ls>4- feNle.
Epor the following rihsdpezsoaAFNpSrH
30 wit:
80 tons. mere or less, Of ere,
n tons, mere OF less Of ookSs
SO bushels, more or less. Of Charcoal
S wAesAA&rrows
One Colorado rock c-ushsr,
Ons-hAn dozSn sAoyels.
One hslf-aczSa picks,
One eo&lfork.
One caSl shovel.
One lantern,
one lot Of h~&ckS1aite tools,
One assay apparatus
Oae steam engine.
One blower.
Oa< fSrce puDp.
0ce-half 3oxeE Stag pots
one 3czsA hzilio1 ES1ass
Oze sea ere scales
rcw ly1ng at the PxlisSae furnace, nes. FA--
ss1e. krrSkx eoa1y, SSv.
Paelie notice fs hsrsey gwen tsao2
Friday. she 2ssh day eff December
1854.
IN - -
rirh1 tlsae ana iatzrSxt q said Defendants.
R~rA ". Gco5Aue xz5 SSs~rA SSsrc<1eE Z
AID 70 tie xheys described p<-soEA. y-o2erfE
en TIE sro1na, wAs-e IL row lies q VII; a.
sd xre111 the R2lisxss furases. /. kz-Sza
eonnxy. New. for essA In hsz1 - TIE AIs1~si
ara less nssasr. 70 sxtSsfy sas3 { xa1
al Gusts hat nay accrue
". II. SWEENEY. SAsr1-
By KATE. D<2Esy.
Eareas, Nsv. DSc. ~ lisa. 12li1-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09
eureka Dalp 5entinfl.
Gbt NEW YORK Sna.

An Independent Newspaper
Of Democratic Principles, but
not Controlled by any Set OF
Politicians or ManipuIators;
Devoted to Collecting and
Publishing all the News OF the
Day in a Most interesting
Shape and with the greatest
possible Promptness' Accura-
CIV and ImpartiaIity; and to
the Promotion of Democratic
Ideas and Policy in affairs OF
Government Society and In
dustry.
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POSTPONED,

TNs kecv@ sale has hAz2 posrpored zzel
MONDAY. Ft.E1E-F l&, Ls.A. 81 s1s sA-zs kgz-
xa r1kaA JOHN Z JONES, se-~tx-y.
EGr=kA SsT-. 2EzEK-y e. 1s.S. sE7-i3
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h5K i.lf Hadll vefl4 rora
A'' New York HsIaidi
Broadway and Ann 81.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
RaSy Hill Taaael and Mining Com.
Pany.

II Oc4TZoy OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL Eszzssx- EErSkA E--f& Cozz-y. New
La1xrE e wa<ks. Ezrsk4 MING D1s<sst,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09

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I'LL at postage ac5 re vii Easl
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to 1E& Al c 6s+A sexes, q All AGA
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v-rzz "a f=0 rE-rczlErs. 6zrecrczBL etc
s<.it-s@- l=ze1ss p4y AAsol1fssy SIRE fcr
A. vs7 ssxx1 ~ ozos- Do11 dz2xy. Actress
sTxsS Z O. PertzG~1- NErs.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is EKSxST GTyEy THAT
~ Georss TSsssl las s<sz 3a1y s.1sana~S
TIE A&zz1zissrsto< q tAs Estate = Rar7es
kasS1tsr. &@aNzs<& AL al parties AelssHx
e1&l&s gains TIE KSsxss e te said Rsrxsxk
Rzsszrsr. Deceased. are AsrSAy Est ze1 . urN
sazstA< sane - tie sa<3 A3z@Enssxr1sar &usv
csra7s2 ss required By Law within xvs s.
weeks fro@ tie date Ct the Grzf Y2AGearas
e tAfs seSes. - TIE ss1 elxEzs viii there
Rfs<r be e2-=e1. AMI cs@se to h<seAxne~ sxsinsa
SAID estate 6EoR6E TASSELL
A3zaza<ezAc<.
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&zrskA@ Ssx2&A &kreA u. i&S. EAaAss
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POSTPONED.

11s 1agws sGls Aks h~S1 reStEo.zd Z
WEDNESDAY. Mare =. 1sss. al lie sx-s
Szz- A. plaza JOHN z JONES
e7erStRT.
Ez-En TsA r. Lssz ssIT-sa
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POSTPONED,

he xAeF@ sAe las aea1 ~p9zrENG@9 q
TUESDAY. Azzl "A. 1S& n Se xAs~s E<2
fso2eS Ez< Ezz Fsk~
VI swEEyKY, Ss@.
Ey KATE DsYzr.
ExrekA Nsv&3A MHcA IL 49, Mad
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POSTPONED.

Tas aesvs sale las h~<a r9szES1e3 - SAT-
JEDAf. Nx~cA Ia ISIS. AZ the Aeevs E-S AID
r2saA Y. h S@s-@
81 A. l. KAN D<TzC.
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POSTPONED.

- aesvs sale hNs A@~z poxsr1Es1 EzEl
THURSDAY. 1kzak<y Ia ISIS. 81 TIE xASvs
usas0nea Ezs A23 place
" q. SWEENEY, SAErz@
By A. L KAYE. Dsr1E-
EzrsRx View, Dec r.. lisa 6SSI
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POSTPONED.

ne sAsvs sxs~ ASS se<2 rcssro1eG EEl
FRxnAr. lie -SzA Ct FsArzEx. ISsA AZ As
sxzs Aez- xz3SAss NE SwEKNE1.
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POSTPONED.

TAs sAcvs sale has he~a Possroaea InCs
SATURDAY. tie Slst x S&z1xry. ES& ~ Ge
sxzs Asz- xz3 rsS~- " e >EkkNEf,
SAs<1
81 AZ KAT. DerzsT.
EzrkA Jan Is. 50 E1+1
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P0aTP0NED-

Ia aaar@ sxs has t@~2 rastpc1e5 zrrl
IHCEsDATs Avrsi ? lasS. AZ the sac rzs
49, yzA.A JOHN Z. JONES. s@r-etav.
Ezr4kA- NLre J.. Az EAls-sd
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AID il Eccar3x-,e E1A hv. al ~ c-se- e.
TIE 5sK<S sE E--essss-s. -a5< @ TIE TSt1 day
q ls4. 50 EEzy EAE-s& Q: each
.x-ns1 q xZe1 Essck - zzKy - Esc@ssky. vii
hs SD a. E@11e L1r1a- a. tie H@1@ AZ TIE
CzZE2-T. Sy2azz1s 5-A91zg. Ea.E-E ssreei
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SheriH's Sale.

B. +. WILSON. Pisintf.
axx W eoopHuE and JOSEPH scHRok-
DIR, Defendants.
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MEDICAL.

Cure for Neryonues
D.a \;
dty. 5emin...a,
,or 1rans sperna.
MANHooLhessr
e poS .1iy; ,psruysls
enects Of self.l%,@a
youthfulfolliss,sssss
excuses in ms;n,si
yeArs-such 49,
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ALn q -
OF memory Lassirude, Nocturnal : la
Aversion 70 Society, Dimness Of yts,on swsoti,
In the Head the vital fluid passing NJ soisa
in the urine, and many other disesss. .ynoservsd
10 insanity and death. mat lead
Dk. MINTIE will sgree IN to.
Hundred Dollars for > case Of III. rive
he VITAL RESTORATIVe sinot TIA,
special advice and treatment, viii Under bic
for anything impure or injuyious = sure, q
DIR. MINTIE treats sil PrIsata Nina In II,
cessaully without mercury. fon.nessu sue
Free. Thorough examination snd ssesasion
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS 90. sasioe, IN.
Restorative, 81 50 8 bottle. ~ son vital
the quantity, IS 90; cent 10 snv AM Tine
receipt OF price, or O. 0. D., secn-s s~asupon
~servsaon, and In private name IN Ss,,.as q.
A. II. MINTIE, n. ID, Nes"ec
IL kearny "a. San YrauetSco
SAMPLE BOTTLE PRRE-sen, m
ton by letter stating symptoms. ser sppsae
Communications strictly confdenti.i1 w
DR. MINTGEs KIDNEY Rpr,
1CUM, cures ali ktnds ~ T.Dn'i,
and Bladder Complaints, GonorTha. aa5dlhsI
bottle, six bottles for Is 90, N"
DIR. MIkTIE's DAEDEITox pn,a
are the best and cheapest ID YsPEPsrhas
BILIOU cure In the market. For An'
all druggists.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-09


There 10 no satherfty Of Law for 9 tunnel
secsn0n 5000 by 800 feet. A proper location
Is ne width Of the tunnei for 5000 feet.
Aetre 10 no provision Of law for ~pkssnrng
t1nnsl locations. but iodes discovered in run
anes tunnel may be patented in like name
- other lcdes.
The right Is granted 10 tunnel owners to
ts~nfeet Of each blind lode, not previously
n2evn TO exist. which may be discovered in
their tunnel
when = lode is struck or discovered for the
An' ume In running . tunnel the tunnel
esners have the option Of recording their
esam & 80 feet all on one side Of the point
~ aiseevtry or Intersection. or partly on one
SIDE taereof and partly on the other.
Frcspectrg for blind lodss is prohibited on
tAe me Of aloeAteS tunnel while the tunnel
= ia progress, but OF sr parties are in no way
frcu prospecting fer blind lodas or
.anniae tunnels so long a. they keep without
ne !ine Of such tunnel. nlsd
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-04-11
The West virginia Famine.

S. W.Wall, especially detailed on horse
back journey Though the famine strick-
en- district of West Virginia telcgraphs
an account Of the terrible suffering in that
part Of the state. He says there is need
of haste to the succor of the people. A
section embracing the counties of Calhoun,
Roanc, Vert, Ritchie, Webster, Nicholas,
Pleasant, Doddridgc, Lewis, Gilmer, Brax-
ton, Clay and jackson and parts of many
of the counties adjoining these are in bad
condition. In that district last year it did
not rain from June until November
Drought spoiled the crops, and the inhab-
itants, who are most part small farmers,
were left entirely without provisions. As
a result their cattle have died by the hun.
drcd, and tie people have lived on corn
meal and water, and the mortality among
the children and the aged has been very
great.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-04-11
discriminating Cntll0llCS.

The Shanghai Mercury says that the
viceroy of the Yukal and kwe Chong pro-
vinces has issued decree commanding
the destruction Of all Roman Catholic con-
vents. The decree also orders all Roman
Catholic converts and foreigners killed.
Reports had reached Shanghai that sever
al Roman Catholic settlements had already
been destroyed and several hundred con-
verts killed. The village of Kingaping,
two days journey from Tall, had been de-
str0yed and four converts and two priests
killed. The ONLY reason assigned by the
Chinese viceroy for the massacre was that
the Roman Catholics were going to revolt
against the Chinese government.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-04-11
The Russinn-A Afghan Fight.

A cablegram of the 9th from st. Peters
burg says: Gen. Komcroff reports that in
consequence Of the hostile manifestations
by the Afghans he was compelled to attack
them. The Afghans were posted upon
both banks OF the river Kusllka, in forti
fed positions. The fight occurred on the
3Otl of last month. The Afghan force
consisted of 1000 men with eight guns,
and were defeated with loss of 500. All
OF their artillery, two standard bearers and
the entire camp outfit and all the provis-
ions Of the Afghans were captured. The
Russian loss was three sulaltcrns and ten
soldiers killed and twenty wounded.
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The WinebayO Reservation.

\ delegation of Dakota citizens called
upon President Cleveland Tuesday in ref
erence to the disputed legality of President
Arthur's order opening the Wincbago res
ervation to settlement. They state several
thousand settlers, many from the Eastern
states, had gone into the reservation absO-
lutcly in good faith, and begun improve
ments upon their selections. Their cjcc
ton would involve great hardship and dis
trcss to many worthy persons. The Presl-
dent informed the delegation that the set
tiers interested would be cared for and no
further proceedings taken by the govcrn-
ment until the most thorough lnvestiga-
ton Of the whole subject has been made.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

City Of Bozeman. County of Gallatin. Terri
tory of Montana. July 23d. 1854. To L. B. kauff
man, +. }. Conger and William LangfOrl, co.
owners with the undersigned and others Of the
Paymaster Quartz Lode Mining claim:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned,
two Of the cO.Owners Of said Quartz Lode min
ing claim, expended the full sum Of one hundred
I60) dollars, between the first day Of January
1883 and the first day Of January 1884. in labor
and improvements upon the said Paymaster
Quartz Lode mining claim. situated in the so
called Boulder mining district (unorganizcd),
in the County OF Gallatin. Territory Of Mon
tana. as will appear by proof fled in the Office
of the Recorder of said county on the 23I day
of July, 1884. said expenditnrein in labor and i'm
pro, ements having been made by the under
signed upon said mining claim in compliance
with the requirements Of section 1924 OF the Re-
yised Statutes of the United States and for the
purpose of holding and in order to hold said
mining CLAIM, and premises under the provisions
Of Chapter sin Title thirty of the Revised
Statutes OF the United states
If, therefore. you fail or refuse within ninety
DAYS from the service of this notice or within
ninety days after the due publication Of this no.
ticc to contribute your proportion of such eX-
penditure as CO. owners of said mining claim
your interest therein will become the property
of the subscribers under said section 1924.
ALBERT SCHMIDT,
JOHN s. JONES.
by J.. A. LUCE. his agent.
Dated July a5d. 1854.