Tas BUM L sse.-The etat for the TnA (fOLD CoxxrrrITR.-The reportrt!b. Hatfeld Abrad Haines IJ I Harper Thal, M ayoralty was quite The Metaua Pto exeltiag, sad eaassosed the AhnRIVxEsbAY CsL BR ATTO N.- wragsMas at tew ass i torasehera e of the committee, appointed on the eveeaag of •eb. attet.a of quite a member 'WmainMo's of the talklag faters. birthday anliveresry was eelebratOd latest in thislice is one whieh has receatly teeneen 11th, for the purpose of regulatinag themeeting, prce of heldgold14 Hawthorn Wm Hanitin John Hart Cha. ( -ty daring the day. The taindust, was handea in at the adjourned two eadidates were yesterday In de form, by f e Masons sad Firemen, made is some little swags lytng on the mountain Id Haudley 8 J Harwood Sam'I Hason l1hra., SATURDAY, seek sad meek usdI withia a half hoar of the elo- Sison last Monday evenin and will be hand in FEBRUARY 21, Ill7 SaItpublio generally. beatli lostIIed between St. Louis and Shelley gulches. It is rtanother is olum. of this paper.g . The rates for thein Hatherel 8ole'n Hamelton Jas Hawl.v E k Slgocthe polls whel Cataerlapped over Lee slight. btr es the he Harrisn-Hall John H-M W Harrington C F T boa masy dg staf•s, ad thee h triple cetsdllerent grades of dust, as r'oommemded to be e-er HendersonJ C J D HarrisnHerges Joo Joe 1) Harbertllitche",.lHarris w J~oai k }F' _y sad reached the wimaing post am lch or two ahead dhued baner, ylng am the pole on the PT or- ae-abouteight feet to the bed-rock, and the pay dirt is nalltablished by the committee are: For retort, Silver We hope OUR AGENTS. he may enjo the laurels, as well as he e et, kept watch and ward over the conduct of a adha"dfulSaresomeor- such eighteen tofthat dirt they inches will almost iapma depth; surpassout oneand belief. dollar.the prospectsA smallas anHildreth Jae Hines )aniel 1Hillltobt daMms. sad thetallowl is th vote east:-Caetn, Srwmes as an.gulchBow and dust, Boise 618 dust, per on. 616, The per foregoingox; fir all otherrates clean are reHotchkiss A J Hogan Thomas loinesc;,. w A. B. HAMILTON, is our Agent at Fort Bestow. a. ; T1Lee, 2;: RugAes arasen whisk tim harp, the shamrock, and 3; Ohole, 1. Total, 44. has been taken out to the pea. ,to istake effect on and after the first of March next. MR. A. J. SITrH is our Agent at Bannack. Castuer's majority, 10. the se-but were bleaoed, and whieh greeted thee aHolfmes'h t as forty gualeh, dollars some four miles from this plae, is it. Harwood J W Hodykins Ward Ilob~.t \WVi J. M. FISH, Sterling, Hot Spring District. eyes of the lovers ef ould Ireland, from early dawn new whbeh promisee at Homier Jos Howe Samuel lut'hit.o 1, edalso another discovery, well in our citizens will sign the papers to that (Eo. S. RAWLINGs, Silver Creek. THE CURItIFNOUGHT MIll..-This mill till dewey eve. At one p. m., the Pioneers formed cr the spring. On the whole, we cannot but thinkI in provided J. M. MII.Ls, Sthatthe prospects for the coming seasmo are suchink uchnotgiveeffect. theirWe see adhesion no good to reasonsuch an why arrangement. they should asId Hulley E H Huey J 11 Silver Bow. is rapidly approaching completion, and will be mn in processioe, and with their fine Hook and Ladder as "JAMEs STUART. Deer Lodge. runniang SaCIr. e, phaded theploip streets. They wem rostthe rates proposed are fair, equal and just to every order by next week. The machinery used as will entitle us to pronounce it one of the most WORTIE\ & CO., Hell Gate. will handsomely unifoamed In bfaek pants, red shirts, sd euccessful we have as yet had. •: be Chilian crushers, nadbarrels. Sixteen bar-V white belts and gloves, one-both to the miner, the merchant, and laborer. r. Irin T'' V" Irwin \Vin la.nel Agecy of Post, 5 Bridge street, rels and looked, marched, and 1Igernol J Idaho Gold Minio• ', Haena. will be used. The shalf ee the Oro Cache. 0. were, really spledid. We have witnessed Fire. JOHN TEMPLE, Junction Cit-. from which they re- From Thsrrsday's 7Ti- W'ekly. are taking rock, is some 75 or $0 men's proces in the principal cities of the SURowICAtL.-Drs. Glick and Maupin CHAS E. 8rr. Gallatin City. feet in depth, and they will have some 200 tons out Union. -REsOLuTIoNs passed at an adjourned Itperformed a very delicate surgical operation on Mr. sad unreservedly assert, that for I. Johnstone Ja Jordon obt ,ohn., MAX I~AGNP.R. German Oulch. to start on. It is expected that first rate returns material and ap- peamuse, we have not see the Pioneers excelled. Samuel Smith, one day last week. in extracting a H. H. HATHAWAY, Highland Ditrict. will be made from this mill as rndpiece of gun cap which had lodged in the corner ofif Johnson Jta: H ,,e J,. the rock being takenA Aer the parade, they marched to the Court meeting of the miners and merchants of Helena and as Jones : BR JeffreyJones Vi'm . F. CHURCa, Summit City. out justifes great expectations. room, when Jdge Hesmer entertained the large asembl- l vicinity, held for the purpose of regulating the his eye. The operation was the more diffcullt, as CAMPBELL & CO., Confederate Gulch. n- K R. with an eloqaeot and appropriate address, wheih it nad to ie performed by candle-light. These gen- C. JOHNSoN, Blackfnot. price of gold dust : m Kastner Joe Kelley Mich'l J K*, 1I-env I. N. ACCDmnaT.-Dr. Cornell had a rib was listened to with profonad attention and elicited tlemen also operated on a Mr. Iarrabee, fromre Kelley Chas WV Kennedy John Kelpuir I;r.,, BuctK. Boulder Valley. broken on Saturday r. bursts a Whereas, at an adjourned meeting of the citi- Diti-Deer Lodge, for tonsillitis.of the noula.cutting out two large S. W. REYNOLM. last in a rather singular manmer. frequent of applause. The balls at Nevada dzees of Helena held at the court house, on Monday laytonsils and a portion Reynolds' City, Elk Creek. A muscular gentleman in a sudden - and the Kindlesperger L Kimble Mrs M Ki, t~ •.c 8. V. BALL, Beartown. attack of friend- Council room, were very largely attended, ethe 11th day of February. 1L67. for the purpose of ship embraced him. and the hug which followed d The Council room oould not contain the large consideringte the necessity of fixing a value uponof King Cameron Kline Perry A KrauLich l. l J. W. MAGRUERY. Rocker J H &Co City. was rather too much pressure on those bony pro-- number present, and a portion adjourned to the d.certain gold dust now circulateng in the community, A tItIwIER (GRADEr.-The much-neededxi Koster J. S. WIILIAMu. St. Louis, Mo. of L tectors of the heart. This came the nearest beingg Planters H..use, where the festivities continued. ty. improvement. mentioned a few days since, of L. P. FislER, San Francisco. Cal. toat a value of eighteen dollars per ounce, and whichich grading a portion of the sidewalk on the west ride Ihadi Ja a successful attack on the Doctor's heart, that wee Just as we weregoing to press, we learned that the ledof Main street. has been further carried out, and d Lane G(reen 4 Lattin Mars.hall 11 are aware of. Jwo. THowicty, of Virginia, is our athearised Masoue ball at Adelphi Hall was brilliant in the isofwere worth appointed much less a committee than said value,to consider the undersignedthe mutter,ter,now all that section between King & tillette's andid Lawson Ansel L.ancasteirSaltm l.il~errl Agent extreme, and e Lewis GW V Leslie James leo J A to receive subscribers and moneys. His 'i FIREMAN'S PARADE.-At a meeting of was progressing with the prospect of and were instructed to report at an adjourned meet-et-Dunmphy & Bentley's granite blocks, are on the receipt f rosy daylight lighting the participants It will be good. home in the t h,. the Pioneer Company last evening, forty-five mem- -morning. ing of the citizens, to be held at the court room on level, and it certainly adds much to the improve-e. Lindsay John LoughridgelTho Lo.rd Momday evening. February, 18, 18•7. nmentand appearnce of the street. Long Frank lIottiu- Mr Iutipp ,.., bers were present in uniform, and everything augurs Lynch Pat M1 Lyon Ed S well for a splendid turn-out on Friday. The com- SACUITTAL OF JOSEPH MAGEE.-U n Now, therefore, we, the undersigned committee- pon former-r- Me Arrivals and Departures Drling the e pany meet at 2 p. m., on Thursday in the Councili Wednesday and Thursday the District Court was rmen, do make this, our report, and move the adop- .GOT HoME.-Mr. James Laird, of the Montana PosT. arrived atit Mc('ain J M McCullhk J T Mcli:vov. II r Chamber, for drill, and a full attendance is re- engaged in the trial of Joseph Magee. who hadd tion ot the same: ly in the employ Week.-Arrised. about the middle of last month.h~ McFadden Jas Mc(;uire John Mc'(;it,:.i1k,4 quested. been indicted by the Grand Jury for ambesalingg Resolved. That the article of dust known as first Irsthis home in Illinois. S Brown B Ellis R Shannon tnquality mill retoit, he received and paid out by Laird met with something of a loe., in crossing thee MlcKenuey C W McManus Thus McMlhon J:- Bin$150. the fromemploy J. M.of Cast•er.Mr. Castner The two defendat months, had been J L Corbett J D Pierce Geo Benjamin Hoo LAw.-The city authorities have as hisis this community at a value of sixteen dollars perr plains, some one having robbed him of his clothes, SMcl urk Juo his specimens and some cou- J Helasly J T Hankine Geo Smith concluded to agrain enforce the ordinance in regard to obar-keeper and clerk. The re ounce. together with all of books, which were bonds. W Hartop Dan Rice Chee Bung the porcines, on and after Monday the 25th inst. kept by Magee. were subjected to the rigidid Rolved, That clean, gulch gold dust, free pepns of United States F Hirsch Jno Maddi 1',," J Fredosski H Addenea It is not just exactly clear to as why this ordinance Iscrutinye of two lawyers, previous to the trial, and a frum rock and sand, or other impurity, be received SedHIl'PED.-Mr. J. G. Sanders, Secreta-u- Mailey Marton Jam Tom Cole Chinaman is only enforced during the Legislative Mayfield Chinaman sessions, but Ismall discrepancy was discovered. This was easilyy and paid out, as heretofore, at eighteen dollars per r ry of the Whitlatch Union mines, shipped east per elauleld CMich'l MackMantha. Geo M MarMartiu u IJn,,A1, .I i' J D McGrath J H Graves John Ming it appears to be a fact. Pean up your porkers or pre- accounted for, by the testimony that other aounce-saving Silver Bow and Boise dust. parties last coach, two "bricks" of the respective weight of A H Basset F Petchner J Kinna pare to dust." sometimes paid out bills and omitted to make the mid 230 ounces, 10 grains: and 83 ounces. 3 penny- Mlarshall David Mason Rufus G; Maudlin Ja. L Winsett Jacob Resolved. That all gold do t received or paid Maning Nancy )Mell in 11F Mlertt Ellis C H 8teward proper entries. With the exception of the evidence d out by this community, shall be free from rock,3k, weights, 10 grains. At $13 per ounce. this would t'ias Mrs F Wright J Forrest. TERRITORIAL ENTERPRRIl.-This ex- of one witness, there wife and child was no material fact elicited lue give 1'i.727.45, and the premium on gold wouldId Merrill Henry C Meldrum Jnu Miller Jnr, l cellent newspaper is published at Virginia City, Ne- Ithat was adverse to the interests of Mr. Magee. black sand or other impurities, to be of the value Miller D C Miller .Ias Mlikan Iav,, Thisi was rebutted by other Deperred d coast.vada, andJacob contains Feldbergh, all the currentat news of the Pacific circumstances, and the above mentioned. make it $7,616.40, in curt eat funds. Miller D X B Miles R Henry,Siegel & Co.'s, ect JUSTICE'S COURT.-Mr. Vm. Platter A Morriow \Vm R Countryman . Mayer C. 8. M. Millard jury rendered a verdict of "not guilty." Thets Resolved, That this agreement shall take effect SMorell G P Morrisom Dan A Muore W C Woods. Chinaman R Ouster will act as agent for this paper. Call and see a sverdict was received with satisfaction by the friendsIs on and after the first of March, 1867. Morris John Myers Aaron Myers s.o,, 1' L Mayer W was up before his honor, Justice Duke, on last Fri Hartop S Countryman specimen. of Mr. Magee, and unprejudiced spectators, whoo Resolved, That a committee of three be appoint-at- day, charged witdlassault and battery, and made J Heidenhimer D Ranker Chinaman had listened to the testimony. Sam Word, District tt ed by this meeting to secure the signatures of thehe to pay the neat little sum of $10 fine and $50 costs. DEPA RTULS--FEB. 23. PAY UP, AND SAVE COST.-As I am S. Neese Frank Neely Jai H Ne*al I IAttorney, appeared for the government, and Capt. * business men, and others of this community, to Quite a snug amount over going away, I hereby request to fork for the privilege r*Nelson Jacob A Nizon Barney Metzel J D McGrath W Crocker all my frieads to call IHenry N. Blake appeared for the defendant. these resolutions. (Signed) at my house and square their accounts, of enjoying a few minutes private recreation. O J Parrass Chee Bung Ong Hen and there- James King, C. Stephenson, A. G. Clark, by save themselves unpleasantness. TELEGRAPH-US. - Our mythologi, W. H. Gibson, G. P. Dorris, S. M. Hall, From Saturday's Tri- Weekly. Osborn P S Olson J P (r,'heitrra I , Star Billiard Hall, Virginia City, Jan. 25, 1867. cally-postedt neighbors of the Salt Lake Telegraph James H. Pierce, E. 8. Wible,. J. G. Smith. O()rtonMrs P O'NeilJ T lti'hau tw-lm JAKs desire O'Neil From Tuesda's Ti-Weekly. HINNMxa xx. us to select "some feminine Paris," todecide A LITERARY TREAT.--Our citizens who is the "fhay" man of their trio of editors. It SA MAP oF TlHE MISSOURI RIVER.--We tewill be enabled to enjoy the finest literary treatIt p HORRIBI.E RABBIT DISTRCT'.-Eight lodes in the is rather difficult to select a feminine shepAerd boy. MURDEIRt !-The city was have been shown a map of the Missouri river, from)mduring the present month, that has ever been givenn Peake Wm B Peck Dick l'ettiuohnAi.,e above district were yesterday recorded la the Our Herald editor has a peculiar knowledge of the in Montana. Chief Justice Hez. L. Hosmer. ofof Paris C R Peacock John Patton F"It otartled yesterday. about 1 p. m., by the informa- county ofice, by Miles Cavanaugh. Fort Rice to Fort Benton, showing the various sexes, and it would have fallen on one more compe- el Virginia city, has consented to deliver three suc- Partridge M Paul A J Pease II A tlon that a man was tent had he been selected for the task. bends, islands, tributary streams and the channel, i- Parker&Pilsb'ry Pedlar Samuel Page t;e,,Z lyina about three-fourths of a F. E. W. PATTON has revenue stamps You liken together with* views of all the most prominent ntcessive lectures for the benefit of the Masonic fra- mile north of the town, shot through the head, Ifor sale. your three selves to Jupiter, Apollo and Saturn. of of this city, on the evenings of the 26th, 27thh Petty Wm R Plumer N t Ph-ll, A If and Does not this decide the matter t points interest between the above forts. It is thehe ternity d Porter Allen Potts B B Pure.ll F'rank had Jupiter is a sav- work il.and 28th instants. The subjects which the learned been dead some time. There was an imme age old curmudgeon, who deals in thunderbolts. of M. Louis Counant, a practical hydrograph- er, and, for several years. a midshipman in the has chosen, are: " The life and charac- Powers- Wm F Pyre Frank Pyre Jans diate rush of Pmes Tulersay's iW-Weeky. Saturn is the father of aforesaid he gentleman people to the place, and, no doubt, Jupiter, and has is ter of Dr. Kane, the Arctic Explorer;" " Biograph- ANNIVERSARY serpents in his chariot; while Apollo is young. French navy. The map is drawn with ink, is i. B many more would have gone, had it not been con- FESTIVITIES.-The pre- mounted on rollers, and in length is over fifty feet; ical Review of the life of James Fennimore Cooper," parations being made for the proper celebration of handsome, and the god of Poetry, Music and and the 'Settlement of America by the Northmen." Raymond Frank Ratehe Wilhelm lKenfra Jt,hn 1. ectured that the report was a s"ell." We joined IWashingtou's birthday, indicate, that, whatever the Prophecy. Apollo is the " fancy " man, undoubt- and is the most carefully drawn and concise thing The selections aresuch as will afford ample scope Ra•ny Robt H Randall Emer'n lItl.desl, h of the kind we have ever seen. The various notes d Richie Robt A Reigel P II Rice NV the throng, and, on reaching vicissitudes of the political or military situation, eedly. When he has whispered measured lines to ar-for the display of Judge H.'s eminent and polished the place, found it too which the gentleman has appended along the mar- there is one name above his love beside the banks of Jordan. whose rip- o Rhodes Wesley Richards ('has R,.an RKg'a:: true. Dr. Yager, coroner, immediately empan- party or faction gin, are so applicable to all voyages up the Missou- erudition;i- and we would certainly advise all who appropriation, a bright particular star, in Ipling waters shall be sweetest music to their ears, eri, that they read more likean itinerary of travel wish to enjoy such a " feast of reason," to not let*t Rogers Joe Rowe RIH Roger.. WVl : oelled the following than I, ( named persons as jurors: N. th. grand constellation of American heroes, and visions of Paradieebover around their prophetic emere notes of explanation, and they certainly afford slip the opportunity. Tickets to the three lectures. SRobertson A C Robinson F Ioberts Mlrs J. Davis. foreman, souls, will net Jupe and Sat keep a watchful eye we threedollars in currency. We have not learned the Russell D H1 and Messrs. Culver. Bartlett, whose name is synonymous with wisdom. as much intormation as some Ilotes of travel we e Robbins Jos Ousterhouser, Pfouts and virtue and patriotism, at whose shrine the Uulmon them, and if our conjectures are right, " Tel- tsbuilding selected for the entertainment, but pre- Shannon. After a pre- hive read. Among the more prominent points liminary examination of world kneels in wrapt admiration, and accords the eegraph" us the deceased man, the body which the gentlemen has sketched, we may n.en- sume it will be the Wood street theatre. Smith (D L Smith Mrs BuId Smith I.L' was conveyed to the triple honors of warrior. st,,tesman and philan- city, and the jury adjourned to tion forts Union, Ierthold Smith A F Smith Cyrus F•mtu.. .1 mneet in the Probate court-room and Clark. the Pyramids,Is, le TIIE LY('EUM.-Owing to the severe; at half-past four in thropist. Washington built a stone house on the THE MURtDEI:.-The (Coroner't jury Hermit Hill, the Devil's Table, Typer Hill. Castle 8Schnyder Theo Sauer John S.'rar t,, }-L the afternoon, where the P'otomac. inquest was held in secret. some twenty miles south of Washington oon the inquest in regard to Wm. B. McLothlin have weather, was but a slim attendance att Sands D & Co Scott W W Sctt F WV The followiug Peak, Cannon Peak, Kerchelival City, and a host of cold he the tneetigofthere tihe above body, on last Tuesday are the particulars. as far as we are city. It is a very creditable sI ecimen of masonry. nnot yet returned a verdict. There have been quite other views, we have not space to mention. The y Scott R C Sanders S L Schwerin tM imfurmed : The deceased was be evening. The exercises consisted of the reading of named William Mc- The Federal arch was also constructed and cement- a number of witnesses examined, and further ex- Itaskearnestness of making with a whichcorrect he and devoted complete himself outline to map the f Scott T'hus K Schmalz Carl Siutn.nui. lt Lothlin ; was a ed under his immediate supervision. aud stands sp two original pieces-one a poem by 8. P. Bassett, laboring man, about twenty-five to- aminationa has failed to elicit anything that would Sinclair James Shannon Slav years of age. and be on the "Memories of Childhood ;" and the other an S F en J A untmtarried. He came here from day, plum, level and square. This is why the leadI. to a c uclusion. A post mortem examination of the whole river, is shown in the fact that be Stewarti Wm Stevens Miss H Stanhlope a•a , Lawrence. Kansas. where ie essay, by Mr Mcl)aniels, on ' Placer Mining in his parents reside, during masons celebrate the day. The theory that he ofo the body revealed a tact hitherto unsuspected. kept his station in the pilot-house from the time the Southworth S Stoer G F St,,chldale Wa last autumn and has since owned the first goat and gridiron Sboat started in the morning until she stopped at night; it; Montana"-both being exceedingly creditable pa- been employed as a in America. and The'I deceased was shot twice, the first shot entering Stone John S Stott Thos Stager G;o, common latxrer, in such raised a muss t ith a political candidate and the restult of his perseverance is one of the nent occupation as he could who entered tlthe breast, and lodging in the spinal coltimn was I st pers; besides a select reading, by Mr. Comely, Stone Miss M J Stoker Christ find. lie, in telaborate pieces of drawing that can be seen any- y- from Scott's "Marmonk ;" and the regular debate. Strtug F' company with another man, occupied his house and passed himsell off for an ar.hitect. is sisufficient to cause almost instant death. The shot Stone Spencer J Smart C A a cabin ,n Jackso,n ly The quetion for debate was. "Resolved, That the Strossler John street. near the upper end of erphloded. When a very sma'I boy he frequently init the head, was fired after the victim was down, where. Mr. Connant has, also, a table carefully L'e keep a T town. He was temperate in his habits, and hail no carried an axe in his hand, and was well read. When a;and was intended to " render assurance doubly collated and prepared, giving the relative goveroment of the United States should lersonal distance enmity with any one. On Thusday last, he grew up and the red coated legions of George sure."so The remains were decently interred in the from the month of the Misouri to Fort Benton. ItIt standing army of 200,000 men, until the troubles Talty Frank Talken Albert "Tal'aor'T(homas, his cabin was clased; aud n- arising out of the late rebellion are settled." The no one knew anything the 3d came over to fire our cities, our (Georgie got bburial ground, on Wednesday. We are informed is his intention to publish the map Temple Miss J Templeton Roht 'ThOan Frak. of him this coming sum- a- question was decided in the negative, and we think Ab until he was found to-day by Mr. McClus- up en opposition company, and while he run the tIthat there are no suspicions on the mind of the jury mer, and should he doso, it would be the most valua- Thingood m Tuttle & Chapin Trivette JIL. key. When f,ound. he was lying on his face, with machine their fire was subdued. lie finally caused as to who the perpetrator was, and the entire affair ble chart of the Missouri river extant, and be of in-n- that the troubles can certainly be settled with a Trestle Wm a bullet-hole in his Irgood deal less. head, the tall having entered many of them to kick their own buckets, and sent is enveloped in mystery. calculable service to pIilots and steamboat men, or through the back part, and lodged in the brain. the balance streamirg back to England. This is to, those wishing to return by mackinaw. Vaughn C IB Vaughn C V VanTuy'.. J I: The hat was still on his head, and, where the hall why the firemen celebrate the day. The story that THE PARTIC'IARS.-Advicest THE the past day from ie two,or weWVEATI[ER.-During have had the coldest weather of the Vinter I' ITI Vanhouse J M passed through, was powder-burned. On examin- he hooked a ladder, and had the best hose in the ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.-An immense BBannack, the 19th sas : About the 30th of Jan. te winter. The mercury on the night of the 19th in- ation of the body, a navv revolver, with all the country is not credited. Any how, the Masons and MMr Alex Ramsey leh Horse Prairie creek, about amountt of song and sentiment was sent through the chambers the Fireman 1- stant, dropped down to 22 = below zero. five de- ('ha. limded, was found upon him. In his of Nevada and Virginia are going to twenty-fourto miles from Hannack, for his home, seven Ipuotoffice on the 14th instant; besides, too. consid- Wagner Frank Wheat (I H Walkit.. ~ocket was $i. II, in currency, which, it is sup- have a splendid time on the 22d. The former have m srable which the recipients thought dtid not comele grees lower than it has heretofore been As a con- Walch M C Walters Ed Wardwell .t It miles distant, situated at the foot of the summit, on in sequence. '"stove sharps " abound in all the posed, is all the money he had. His pockets had made every preparation for a grand soiree dansante theth trail to Salmon river, and known as the Moun- runder the head of ei her. From the evidence in Varmrington H Wade John Wash burr' Jtu A not been disturbed : nor was there any signs of a at Adelphi Hall. The latter will parade during.the tainto Huse. lie has not been seen or heard of since. our immediate vicinity of a raid on the justofice.e. places of public resort: hot mixtures are in brisk WValton F M Warner Gre WVarner (,*, W struggle in the at demand, and little games of "old sledge" and "bean ES M L. Wilson now, lie lay almost perfectly day, in uniform, and finish with a ball in the Cone- HisH partner states that he left about 2 o'clock p. m. we should judge that some forlorn dam-eel must Welch Welch (loao straight on the ground. andl had not moved from cil chamber, in the evening. From present indi- have sat up lite at night to study are indulged in. by all those who have a few 'Wisell.J C Williams J () \ilson .John atand had about $1.000 on his person. A tremendous t astronomy andd isI poker""scads" left, for steaming goblets of whisky. the IJ"iition in which he fell. The suggestion of cations they will both be splendid affairs, and every snsnow storm came on in two or three hours after his tthe heavens-at least that portion of it which hasI Willisa 1 S W'ilson John Z ,Villurt Le'.,. suicide as an inpossibility. There were two tracks body is going. dideparture. The supposition is. that lie wandered off more particular reference to the "'milky way." Wilson H Wullac•tt WVim o\\rdc"nA ( in the snow to the place where he lay-but one in the mountains and perished. The snow is very "Skies." and "dies." and "bliss" and "kiss" jingle NEW Rio.-Higgins. Travis & Bros. WVou,. A E Wood I.1W o•"o,,dwrvrth J ! away from it. This, ale,,, explodes the suggestion SALMON RIVER MINES.-A gentleman, in pretty well, however, and is about all that is con- had out a 2:40 tandem rig. the other day, that was Wood Sam Wood Wm I) deep, and all search for his remains has been fruit- tF ,e altogether lovely and a good deal monre than gay. of his having been murdered in the city, and con- just returned from the above place. gives the follow- tles. tic tained in moat of the effusions. We wonder if the Y-Z veyed there. I- By the way. the present cold snap, in combiLation The entire affair is. as yet, shrouded ink information: The snow is very deep, averag- old Roman presbyter Valentine. who was behead- I VYoung (GeoF Young W A M31 ouonug Mar.s: in almost impenetrable mystery, ing nearly four feet on the level. d with the light fall of snow, will doubtless revive and it is to be There are not CAI'RIC'I sc.--The weather for the last Lby the Emperor Claudius some fifteen hundred Ziegler C hoped that the coroner'sjury will elicit information more than 300 or 400 men in that region. Last fefew days has beetn as tickle as a woman, storm and years ago, (we wouldln't swear to our chronology)1 tthe sleighingi mania. and we wou,ld remark to those that mat- lead to the detection of whoever commit- week all had to wear snow-shoes thought the anniversary of his to indulge in the pastime, that this firm in crossing the susunshine. balmy zephyrs and borean blasts have forcible exit from thee dIt haswho saone wish of the best turn-outs, in the sleighing line, Held for Postage. ted the brutal deed. The jury is still in session at range. But little work is being done. Napier's beenbe playing hide and seek, day and night, for a world would be turned into a feast of love, and I the present writing. creek the principal gulch, lpaysadistance of eleven wtweek. Open a door for the sunshine, and a marrow- nmade to do the blind g.sl's errands? By the way, iin the city. SBlacker Jacob. M T (line Mrs .1 (. Tl'eune."- miles; depth, seven to eight feet to bed-rock. Many sesearching puff from the ice trumpet of the Winter iiit is an old notion that the birds on this day choose Crockett Mrs S A, Neb'a iarber J, li!tuo,: PI'Ei.;sxt..-Our office will be darken- parties own thirty, forty and fifty claims each. KiKing. slams it shut in one's face. Build on a rousing titheir mates; and the custom of sending valentines PETIT .J UlonRs.-The following is a 'ist Morgan Wm P, Salt Lake They do not relish the heavy immigration, -it this morning by the disappearing of the sunshine which firfre and before it is fairly blazing. ladies go tr ipping no doubt originated from the idea. of petit jurors, as furnished us by Mr. Fowler. clerk JAMES GIBSON. P. M. of two smiling faces that have for some time been is now going in rapidly. Theodore Dunum, (men- by,by in bright dresses, antd men stand on the corners of the court : Rufua Payne. A. C. Wheaton. I. De among us. Messrs. Millard and Woods leave by 'ye tioned in the letter of J. M.). died from the effects inin their shirt-sle' es. Shbver and sweat; furs and OFF FOR VIIGINIA.-J. X. Biedler r Comb, \Vm. Brewster, Win. H. Bele.A. J. IDavid- of being frozen The Overland ' for Virginia city, Nevada. The former Jew is improving. Neither fat.s;fat punch and oobblers ; Valentines and eglan, started on last Tuesday for a pleasure trip to Vir- son, J. Swintey, Il.A I)Davidsa,on, Winm. T. Blake- one had has been foreman in this ottlee. a.d theappearance of the;r feet amputated. Another man, name ties;tit oi, wo'adr r . iC&, l.-.uI,'.,,. ,:izge cal- ginia.g We do not kn,w what takes the irreireai ,i man. W. A. Montgomery, (I. W. Ware. C. M. Tra- the PoST since he has conducted the mechanical unknown, was frozen on the Bannack divide; his coculations.' bble individual up there. ie has been traveling via, J. WV. Allen. J. iI. Jurgins, J. M. Paynter, J. btdly has n,,t been found. There is no beef at Sal ari,und town in complny e L. Street, M. lissner and C. 8.Wood. iortion of the paper, is sufficient evidence of his with a lig cane for the ALDEN-LANTHIFAtM•E.-,\t th'* rien, . ,f"h mon ; Iecon is the ,solereliance. Neither are there day manner of our friend. Jimn ability as a workman. lie purposes extending his RocoH AND TUMBLE.-A couple of pastp or two, after the bride's father, on the 17th instant, by .I ile- Ilt b trip to California and the Hawaiian Islands, and will any shovels. picks or gold pans for the splring w,'rk. wewell matched youths had nan altercation yvesterday t.'avannuagh, and it is altogether likely he is going STnr COMM~TTRE.-The following gen- nmond. J. I. Alden to Mary F. J. ILutl, i..iun' There are three stres in the mines. with light up0 to Virginiato log rnll the Legislature with toe furnish the POST with a series of descriptive letters. afteroonm.af and words being insufticient to demon- both of Virginia city. stocks Prices range as follows: Flour Z23, bacon str prohbahility of running against that gentleman for rtlemeu were appointed by Mr. Comely. chairman which, from his ability as a writer. we can assure str;ate their meaning. they restorted to muscle. A P of the gold meeling, as a committee for the iurpote 75c, to Congress. knows? More unto- our latrons will become one of the beans Tc. molasses 7he, per pound. blow,bl a grapple. and they both !:ande'l in a wood- ddelegate Who thee FOSTEIt-DIMSUALE -On the eveh:ng ~1 t",h attractive fea- that have of soliciting names to the resolutions adopted at tures of the paper. In bidding them good-bye pile.uil when Messrs. (Gage and Grimes grabbed them, 'ward events than taken place. " X." be- . M. St:tl',rd,. at the rn..",l,.c- u' we lbre he left, said there would be an extra coach in Sadjourned metilig, which were j,ublished in our r17th, by Judge W do so with regret that we are to lose the services of LITERARY.-By invitation of thle MLa- anand the antagonists were held to 'put in apipear- f last G. 8. the bride Al.,tlzo J. Fo.t.tr to Ar,•-ette. I::-! on the 20th in':ant, and. issue: A. Clark, C. B. Stepheason and two of the best typos in the country. and as genial, sonic Fraternity of Helena. Chief .JusticR. II. L. ans-ee " before Judge Mc'ullou'h, this tmorning. o when asked how hie knew,I M Hall. all of Virginia. replied that Miuj.,r Bruce, being appointed Secreta- whole-sou!ed boys as ever handled a "stick " or liHmer will deliver a series of lectures in that city, The thanks of this o.tice arn die t , i::n ' ry Governor,rWells. Fargo & Co. would cussed " an editor. We wish them a pleasant on the eveniu• ,fthe26th '27th and 28th inst. The REDIVIVUs.-The Beaver Head News aml acting DISTRICT COURT.-The spring term of have ti other nice " fixint.' " trip. and commei.d them to the care of that Prov- Isubjects chose for the respective evenings a : will vi resurrect on Monday next. and come out with pation an extr'. to bring over the orders the District Court, for the third Judical District., and pruclamiations. idence wLich has a special atfrction f,r traveling IFirst, " J. Fennimore Cooper and his writings ;"' a new dress. The publisher of the "Trip down the Judge W'illiston presiding, will commence on Min-u " American antiquities, and Yellowstone " says he wants those who subscribed We e{ l)I l). printers, and to the fraternity in the city of the Iseconl. their probable Ye TEA-KETTLE ADORATION. - Patrick Sday,Swill notthe be4th a ofvery March. heavy docketumderstand and we thatshall. there in a 1. Saints. origin;" third. I)r. Kaneand his Artic exlerience." for this work. to come and get their copies, and no McDIermott was up before Justice McCarthy, on (Ilere's our . "old prints." ' May your We • ngratulate our Helena friends upon the rich fofotoling about it. I CI.ARKsON.-On the 2r5th of .Janary hearts complaint of his, we sulpose, better half, last Sun- short time, be enabled to give the number of civil - a eiver betid to ;your good old friends" in M. T.; your intellectual treat in store for them. Ilaving had the nnd criminal cases that will oome up for adjudica the residence of his father, in it. Lluis •., re.l . ,," shadows ne-'rgrnow lea. and pleasure of hiearing two of the above lectures, ADMITTED.-On motion of Colonel day morning. Patrick had got gay and festive on Stlon. I your bl;ankets' always I Saturday evening, and felt somewhat ugly on Sun- Sanillness of but a few ,ay'. Ja•in- Il (,':.'r k fall in pleasant places-H.. we can assure them they are able and interesting. TIThoroughman on the 21st inst. David II. Cowan, aged thirty-two years. altiunding with passages of rare beauty, and con- Esq.,A was admitted to practice in all the courts of day morning, when, to use the words of the com- INTERNAL REVENUE.-E. Wager was plainant, " he hits me over the head (Denver News please copy.) rveying a larg'e amount of information in a most tithis Territory. r wid the tay- before States Commissioner Bur- STRUCK IT RI( II.-We were informed kittle," for tie love he bore her, probably. Tbh Sdick.brought charged withUnited violating the Internal Revemiue yestentday that tihe owners of the Lucas lode have Ipleasing and attractive manner. COLD SNAP.-The Thermometer stood Judge fined him $50 and ousts, and in default of not iputany stamps on a lease tound the realizatio-n of theirfndlest hulwes, at a depth payment, he was sent to jail for sixty days Pat- laws, in that he did 100 below zero. on Thursday mornng, and a rec, ipt tfe money. He was fined 50) and 1 PROCLAmTATION. of 100 feet. It will be reolie-ted that some time DrSTmnCT COURT.-During the last in this city, rick. on receiving his sentence, got off a joke on some localities out of town. costs-in all, *88. since, they paid $30.)00 for the discovery claim on tterm of court. a now and pig'' came in for a large and as low as 16 in the Justice, which appeared to be fully appreciated To the People of the Territory o0 that lode- The shaft was then forty-five feet deepl share of public attention. The verdict not pieas- by the bystanders, if it was nut by his hunur. NEws DiEPOT.--For every description lontana. Sieven feet deeper, the vein dwindled out to a vein ing the loaing party. another suit was brought in Wuo HAs OUR IIAT ?-The " Local " of late papers, and magaxines. go to (ilpatrick & LEXRCITIVF, OFFICE,February VII';;TtA I-,,ITl[t of barren rock. ,notthickerthan a man's thumb. this tthe present term by N. Hlarrison. et el ve, Patrick exchanged bats in mistake, at the ball last evening. THn TANAHIILiL LODE.-This lode is I Bryant. Wood street, Stickney on Main stleet, or to oTerritory of Muontana, Grh, they followed down a depth of over forty feet with- Gleason. and occupied three days of the present Please exchange again, you man with a thirty inch situated in Urizzly gulch, near Turnley's mill, and out striking a color. Ou Friday week. The jlur returned a verdict, yesterday. head ! John Moffitt at the Post office. Broad street. their prospects has an inc.line shaft sunk on it to the depth of sev- ju t pa-,d were doleful. On Saturday. the vein suddenly (Gleason gets $100 for four pigs. and Harrison et al. enty-lIfe feet. We learn from Messrs. Brown and WVHEREAS., A law having widened out the full width iof the shaft of splendid Iget the sow and six pigs. and pay the coses of suit. NEWS DEAJERS.--See &ardin another Washburne that they have now acrevice of twenty- both Houses of Congress. and I,.b-n ap) Ore. During this time they have been working on IWe don't just exa0tli understand the ct a. but think column. five inches otaplendid looking quartz, and the prto. LE'TII'ER LIST. proved by the President, convenintn tie- the " stpings ' from the first fifty feet. Now they iif the pigs had been all eat it would have been poet is fair that it will increase both in *idth andmid le-Letters remaining unclaimed in the Port OfBoe, Fortieth Congress of the United Stte,, a' will immediately go to work on the lower level, better for somebody. The legal fraternity dis- richness, as they go down on it. Theabove gentle- Dr.Virginia City. Montana Territory. next : and with splendid iprpects, and deserve success fur ttingnishh-d the:nselves in this case, which is maid to FILENA. men have actntract from Mr. Whitlatch. the owner. Feb. 21. 1'67. noon, on the 4th day of March their energy and preaverence., have been highly exciting and amusing. to sink the shaft to a depth of one hundred feet, and "dTo obtain these.letters the applicant must call for WrHIEREAS, Under the provi.ions it expect to have it done by the first of April. 'advertised letters," give the date of this list. the Territorial law, relative to eleCtibonf (ATINtNO.-The Postlewait mill made SOLDIERS' BOUINT.- -The bounty ap- From T•a•sday Tri-Weekly. NEW QUARTZ MILL.-A. J. Lamb, for- the Territory of Montana, unless the' said for following persons at my office in A another clenn up on Sunday morning. The run was plied by the merly assistant superintendent of the celebrated Novemtbem d December. has been received by FROM THE MUSCLESHELI,.-From Capt. law be amended, shall have to r,.lain seven and a half days.: rock crushed Kear.arge : from Copperopolis, Gould & Curry mine, intends putting up a fifteene, Adams ob Adams F E Alderman Ezra amount. about 100 tons; jield #a.9ti me. sad tIy are requested to call sad tre•ive the R. W. Andrews. jost arrived a. Anderdn J C Anderson I Anderson B P 'nrepresented in Congress from the 4tl: !0. The intelligence with reference stamp mill, in New York guleh. the coming su•a- blanket tailingrs which it is be!ieved will average same: John Cone. company A; William C. Mat- we glean the Ibdlowing it. Armitage Jos Atbmar Anton Aten Aaron IS' wmr:tone and bilge water : There mer. The mill has been already purchased in St. ugAugheobaugb D Avery Fred J day of March next until after tb,." $ per tn. are mut included in this yield. The tack company A; Sterling P Stamper. company to that land of in that section who are no- Louis, and will be shipped on the first bout coming Monday of September, 1867; and entire expenses of the mill and mine, per week, are B ; Thomas A Fraser. company A all of Ist Ne- are now some tv men various up the river. Mr. Lamb is largely Interested in a about $6~it. The leakage in the hou-ing has been vada cavalry; Philip Frank. company E, 2d Illi- gaged in pros tinKg and sinking on the n'Bailey J M Bateman R P Bateman H Mrs WIIEREA8. Considering the in!,-rbt- leads already discovered. On the Coppero•pots, the above district ; and it is his ietention to im- stolpped by ins•rting blanket packing between the nois art!llery. $100 each. foldlers having extra mediately get out timbers for the necessary build- of the Territory, the neglect they ILav" timbers. The collected by they are down forty-two feet; on the Uritteeden BabbittBaumne• ThosJ LRod BesorBagly GeoJ W W BeemanBarnard WmJ L machinery isdriven directly from the bounty due them. oam have the same ings, so as to cause as little delay as possible, on suffered heretofore at the hands of (',,n counter shaft which drives the battery, by a short me, at moderate rates, and at a much earlier day thirty-nine: the Cole Sanders twenty, and on the thirty-five. These leads, together with the arrival of the mill' (iovernment. and vertical belt and tightening pulley. This is an in- than ordinarily. JXO. S. S1.ATE1R Tuscarurs leBlake i) SilasW P BennerBlack IooBrad W BuekerhiemBlain John FCh gress and the General Cmanda. Musolesbell and two or novation on the old method and is said to give entire It-w&tw Att'y at Law. the tBoomerang. SETTLED DowN.-A portion of the n.eoyce Gen P Booth Wm fI Bruwn Mason the claims they have ulpon loth, it i. on on enototnuous ledge, satislaction. The cake of retort. weighing ••2i o three others, are losted south of Mathers billiard hall settled some the width of wbhose side aeBriggs Ansel jr Brown J iI Briueman Jou W deemed most inadvisable that such I pr't. 1Q gre.. ison exhibition at lussey, 1)ahler & on the 18th. 1be- which eropm out iwr males, cevie ten inches, last Thursday evening, leaving the $10 REWARD.-Lost, The Captain enBruck Claudius Brown Asa A Brougb Mrs 8 )Company- tween Nevada and the mouth of Alder gulch, a will average from sever to eight feet. tables at an angle of forty-live degrees. Workmen vacancy should exist; region. and calfskin pocket bhMk The pocket book contained entertains a high opinion of that while were at once put to leveling up the buildiug, and it Byas Wm A Byom D L TIIEREFORE, Do I, Thomas F'rancli MoKx MA.u~ IN FI:tv COMINO.-Prqf. from forty-ave tiotty dollars in greesbaeks; a few thinks that bef6re llng one thousand mee will be took but a day or two to set things right. Travis r Acting Governor for the Tler ledges. They Le C Meagher, Ward who represents a Itochester company owning fish hooks. needles. etc. The finder will receive the employed is developing the varjouo Brothers' stables also went down some rve feet in ' of n Carrgan Phil Carrol H 0 ritorv of Montana, exercising the l'rI per ten or to elve fine leads in the Siterling district, left ahbve reward by leaving the property at John S. are at Irestnt laboringu nder the disadvantage the direction of the bed-rock. and it is lucky the Cannll Allen G with oup- Call Jma Cahill Oeo W Calif Frank Act ,: for Calilornia on '1 huraday's cioegh, for the purpse. Rockfelluw's on Jackson street. It-tw having to use water highly impregnated whole building did not tumble down. power in me vested by the Organic per but hope to remedy the evil by bringing I a CaldwellC-(elhyne JasMrs M CableroCbeywkdden Wm T CanadayChristaineen Milton Chr of l.~rcurilg a fifteen *tamp mill to be delivered the Territory (Sec. 14) by thes,- pri.se.nt,4 at the ditch frow the mrontains. We will t44 refer at FISTICUYFS.-A slight difficulty oc- here. in June. Th milill will be purchaed IETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE (Y}--OfBcer >a Christy Henry Cheeer A S hereby convene an extraordinarr ,h" Ulnion Founllry. San Francisco. and will be ad- further length to this region at the present, as one curred between Ja•cob Corn and J. W. H•ser. onin Cleary Jon Cook Chus (CloudCopp JuliusOliver Smith nt being in good odor with the new dispen- earrepeedente purpnsme rCole Miss C L Cockrell Elias Copp GOeo sion of the Legislature of the Territor ompanied with the Wheeler awd of our spenial traveling last Thursday morning. arising from wordy war. in amalgamator, stit.n was relieved fomnduty on pollee service, on will be to give the other erCorcuwran Pat CunninghamF A Crones Miss C concentrating pans. Mr. Countryman has the con- visiting it in a short time when our readers which each tak the opportunity at the City of Virginia, at noon. on M1N(ni Tuesday last. and Wm. Grimes put on in his place. into each other tract for putting up the mill and machinery, and enahled to peruse graphic descriptions of the Mm- the lie, when they pruoceeded to wade " So we go." aL Crestl Ed R Craven J W day, the 25th day of February, 1sl7. fi" will cou muence work on the forner early in April. eleshbell mines. [p y lively. The tussle lasted some time, and a Crucket J G Anger were the results. Crow1. Mary B Crmn J 8 the sole purpose of taking into c(,ns'iier The, company have pursued the right method. in teratoebd ae and bitten ALL ADOARD I-Oliver & Co.'s Express took ooeseloe to heal their diferenoes teiting their leads tbefore purchasing a mill. As LAST CHANCE GOuCn.-From devel- Justice Duke aB ation the Act Relative to Elretii nx. (pa.- left Blnnack ci!y on the itkh inst. for Salmon river dollars and ousts, and Baner erDavis Jesse Davis Pardum high as forty men have been employed in sinkinkg npments whieh have baeen arried on mere or les by fining Corn five Day David sed at the Bannack Lerislatur,' andi with a six bhore sleigh, and nmne passengers. This one dollar and ditto. on their leads from .r the m year. conclusive evidence has been Daley Geo H H Deluag Martin on them and the sb.itaredown line eonnects, diretly through hura Virginia. approved January 17th, 18(5)., with te QU to 100 feet. addueed which proves, beyond doubt. te exis- ANOTHr R BIG CLIAl-oP.-Tulnley'e view of having the same no alter,'d antr tenc• of an extensive channel between Dri gulch F. Eaton Eben S Edwards Joe Ellis B ACKNow•L.EI xMENT. - We received PROD. HoDowu-Private advices re- and Last Chance. The bar between tbee twoI "Little lanmt" mill eleaned p. on last Thursday, hRicher i U PACo Elliott W W Emerson Jas R amended as to provide for the e rti,,: . frotm toes •d remk, from Wbitatch from some friend in Helena a valentine, blending ceived in thiscity state that Professor Hodge is insa glaknes is sppmued to eatalam 1sy dirt to an Ie- 6 494 45 ninety a.Evans Mrs MB a Delegate in C(ongress on as early a day too. '' t)eautifuilly the three elements-love. politics and very critical sittutito, sad it is feared there are but mese depth. The shaa of Whitney A CO.. which Irnm ere, being as average of 071 3~ per of the 1g runs yet made, but mne as practicable, as well aA for the ado•ltii ornitbology. The illustration is a ere•it s. the de- little hopes of his recovery. is situaed ao the bar ,upposite No 5 below disev- This is one exeedlnmg it that being 420 from one hundred of such other alterations and amendme ;.t signer and artist who has no doubt, drawn offsimi- ery is it Chaoe gulach, has been suk to the Farmer Frank Farriag[ta Julla Faulkner ( H th d4201 feet. and prs,;erts were tmand anod three toees •are. Jndglng from the above re- Penner Samuel Febes James H Fish Thus J as, under the present circumnstanres ( lar objects for the trbeflt of others. Nut with ANNrVERSARY BALLa, FEBRUARY *8.- der fros * Finn b Thos W Fisher Robert Flake the e rfees to the depth ofaone hundred feet. On turs. we sennald my that both the lead mad the Will II Territory and the Nation at l rg;. it standing the first Plrt is failure. the glorious up- Fireman's Ball. at the Council Chamber. Virgiaai in eeamtim to keem me their reoutatius. the rising of those who stared deflastly at eremesin al- eity; Masonic Ball, at Ade6phi Hall, Nevada. elaim Ne. , in the abye gAhf, 4 e haft bees Freeler A may appear expedient to the Legi.-latfl' sank to the depth of d sty feet running throegh n proachi' g to swallow up the form of gvetrnmet, HUIaDY'S MILL.-Hendry's eighteen a to enact. which we love so much. is portrayed with a vigor PoL.cE' only cafe before pay dirt all the way dew,, atd me bed-ruek as yet stamp mill. situated In lely Oult., cleaned CouoT.-The tomehed. The acme may be sold of numbeus 19 d albeth Mrs M OGarder Smith Gas Almirrtta In witness whereof. I hereby affix my that shows the artist has handled thesubjeet before. thiscourt was -- Marphy. arrested fr braseh of up eqlest Saturday, 0$4. a six days rmtou Gae' C'has H Gardner Case OGaimn Stalphe- andll -ethere are shae en tem to about the Lade. the of th,. T'er The tale attached to the sketch is of so touching a the poor e. Found guilty, and fi•ed $ and esnb. seraed eles re, trm the Whiatb• h "U a(leIe Jasob Gibbiags Wm GO•odrleb ?.dA signature, and cause seal be tempted to present It same depth. The survey far a bed-mtek hmse,I This do m ) she "ekeImiw wbtek will iOodrkdb II nature, that we should will, a te•Idr M Gordon James OGodrich A'ida ritory of Montana to be attached to thin1 tar its great legsth. S'rocK PUVCHAlERm.-Yoer attention wh'eb i sNw being made iso Lot Chanse. Mt pwably eweil the ameam tso M~ •"a •56.S- desr :t mnt eartl duy. dtermne the kstettflasoa rmss. Gondrleh James Gordon COhs P Ouddyn D Proclamation. is eslled to the dvUewinmIat ,J. M. Cuwtgbl. ta OmbhmSGoodrichmy Ie* B grisweldGudndllte (Dr u OwWaGriswold Pat Ohas depoait. and we hlu eMIitinIveeinlg be(s earsrsued Nimos. - The regular meetaig of FRANCIS MEAOGlIN:l Ar1 xoN RIVER. - Oliver's Express sneber edeamsa. Gumm TaLatr Outher Cops H Qhld P THOMAs now carry pasgenlers through to the ers a ter 3 oo etd gamter wbhihis ULeot OCeedll in s. U. L. A., every Wedmesday [(EALJ] overnorpro ern. Territory tine of stages * inack. For or Avrirrroe -.-. U. L. A. of VIgiaia eity. erteaisy. s . pmeee In the namsa et a hsthlf-sals * eek. ny eIer af the above petnt. by way of planer bsylW ty ea. avasetl. I7T-f Gunu Joha of Montana. pessage. apply at this . cBee. Meetings, everySatuwrday everlg. l 1, tr