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WHOLE NO. III.

gency, and stand ready to vouch for ru-
NOR on this point.
Again times with us are lively, and
our camp is spoken of by the wayfaring
stampeder with a pleased acknowledge
ment that Deer Lodge is the place to
winter at, particularly since the fall
fights have set in with an unusual vigor.
We record two, apprehending that we
shall have the pleasure of recording the
third in our next letter. Itappears that
the livery stable keepers in town had
adopted schedule of prices to be taxed
on hungry horses and mules, and that
one firm had departed from the rule, and
was SO charged by member of another
firm. Coincidence would so have it that
each firm was composed of three broth
ers, and the first fight occurred
between the seniors of either company,
one as matter of course was worsted,
but neither very badly damaged, hap
pening we believe late in the evening
one day last week. During the dark
ness of the night some very brilliant
stragetic movements were skilifully ex-
ecuted by both parties, and desultory
campaign laid out for the morrow.
Early in the morning the juniors opened
fire, and the defeat of one OF the seniors
was reversed. The feasibility in this
battle of using the teeth as weapon
was fully demonstrated, both as often
sive and defensive, thus ending the for
ward movement and leaving the matter
in statue quo 1t is now proposed to
bring the reserves into an action and
fight the rubs. All the parties were ar
rested and administered upon by Judge
c. E. Irvine TO the tune of S5, and costs
added, which are not always small when
the boys have soft thing ON getting
them.
The weather still favors Us with gen
ial sunshine, interspersed with occasion
al flakes of snow, and although we may
expect winter at any time, we are not
troubled at the continued strifes of the
pleasant breezes from the South with
old Boreas of the North. .. r.-.....
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NORTHERN lNDIANS.-An old border
Texan who is with me and who has con-
tended with the Camanches and Apaches
for sixteen years, says he has never seen
half the boldness displayed in that re-
gion that endangers us here on the Yel-
lowstone. Verify the Sioux or Crows
cut the lariats of my stock when tied to
the logs of my house, and six men
watching through the port holes with
Spencer rifles to get good shot for a
scalp. On the road they would charge
directly between two corrals, formed
near each other and drive off stock in
spite of the cross fire from repeating
rifles. They have raw-hide shields, with
antelope hoofs on to rattle, and lances to
prick the animals with. All the ac-
counts by noveaists do not do justice to
the dexterity of these Indians, as horse
men. Their eye is keen, and so soon as
rifle is aimed they throw themselves
on the opposite sides of their trained
and picked war horses, so that frequent
| ly it would be thought we had killed
one when he would again be upright in
his saddle; we even knocked them off
their ponies by the balls striking their
| shields, but they would bound on again
instantly.
Out of hundreds of miles that we have
fought them, every hour in some day or
night. know of but two that we killed,
and that was in their first charge of this
season, ten miles east of Fort Phil Kear-
ney, whore they were driven up cliff
in front of us, just where the road leaves
Rock creek. Their bodies may be seen
in ravine to the left.
They have never yelled as novelists
describe, but give common toned yep
pah yeppah! and circle around in zig
gag manner, no two riding together, and
all moving in restless way, to prevent
bead being drawn on them. Our men
have mistaken them with their buffalo
robes thrown over themselves and their
ponies, for buffalo, and could not detect
the difference until within rifle range.
They are ten times worse than the
Arabas, for as one said to me, Indian
used be big fools, sell um buffalo coun-
try, but now we get smart like white
man." L. r. F.-Kearaey Herald.
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Correspondence.

EDITOR Posi-: It may be matter of
surprise to your denizens of the capital
that we have balls, parties and sociables
in Deer Lodge; but nevertheless, such is
the case. A few remarks in this connec-
ton might not be uninteresting to your
many readers. We attended one of the
former given by lady keeping restau-
rant in this city, some few days since.
1t was given on the first anniversary of
her wedding day, and was fully attended
by the list of eligibles of the burg and
surrounding country. The guests COM
prised the representatives of two races
and an intermediate class. The native
Caucasian was there in all its array of
intelligence and beauty, the dusky ma
tive performed its part, and the compro-
mise between the two added its charm
ing society to grace the festive occasion.
After due course of waiting the music
arrived, and after considerable tuning
and much scraping by the poorest musi-
clan it has ever been the unfortunate lot
of your unfortunate correspondent to
witness, cotillion was set UP, and an
other, and other. The ball dragged its
weary length along relieved somewhat
of its tedium by the feats of several of
the male and female dancers in species
of gig, the gents showing an extraordi-
nary power of endurance, and some agil-
ity inspired, We thought, by the copious
libations that they had seen fit to fortify
themselves with from the first opening
forward 10 the tune for their part of the
performance. The ladies were guilty of
a very pretty ambling motion, the oppo-
site of the gentleman, and appeared to
husband their strength for the domestic
duties of the morrow. The redeeming
feature of the whole affair was the sup
per, which every person pronounced ex-
cellent. Your correspondent retired early
in the evening, and missed this portion
OF the entertainment but we know the
capability of the lady in such an emer-
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COunciI-1Oth Day.
MORNING sEssIoN-NoY. Is.

MORNING SESSION-NOV. 10.
Council called to order at 10 o'clock
a. m. President in the chair.
Wilson reported an act to change the
name of Muscleshell county and county
seat, and recommended it to be indefn-
itely postponed. Report adopted.
Chiles gave notice that he would in
troduce bill requiring criminals to per
form labor.
Waterbury introduced An Act to au-
thorize j. A. Johnson and G. F. McCarty
their heirs or assigns and associates, to
establish a bridge or ferry across the
He'll Gate River. Referred to Committee
on Corporations.
Phelps introduced bill to amend An
Act defining the Council and Represent
ative Districts of the Territory of Mon
tana, and apportioning the members ol
the Legislative Assembly thereof Re
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Wilkinson introduced An Act to au
thorize the county commission of Ed
gerton county to erect or purchase hos
pital. Referred to special committee
Wilkinson, Waterbury and Lowry.
Orr introduced An Act in relation tc
the pay of jurors in the courts of thi;
Territory. Referred to Committee OF
Judiciary.
Phelps introduced bill incorporating
the Beaverhead county Gold and Silve
Mining and Manufacturing Company
Referred to Committee on Incorporation
Council resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole, Lowry in the chair.
A long discussion ensued upon Spratt'
bill, on making notes, ETC., payable il
gold dust. Remarks were made b,
Messrs, Orr, Chiles, Bagg, Spratt, Gallo
way, Phelps and others. Without ia
king final vote, the committee rose
and on motion of Mr. Chiles, Counci
adjourned to 10 a. IN. the 10Th.
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Gen. Bella NJ. Hughes, for many
years prominent lawyer of Missouri
and Kansas, and who was also connected
with the Overland stage line as its Vice
President and Attorney, has removed to
Denver, where he is engaged in the
practice of the law. He is a good law
year and a reliable and genial gentleman.
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LEGISLATURE---THIRD SESSION.
HOuse-9th Day.
MORNING sEssION-Noy /

MORNING sEssION-Noy IA.
The House met at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Speaker MAYHEM in the chair
Notices to introduce bills were then
given by the following members:
By McMurtry. A bill to authorize
John Noyes and others to construct a
water ditch from first canyon on Deer
Lodge river to Butte City.
By Mccullough. a bill to authorize
S. H. Warren and others to establish
fences across the Big Horn and Clark s
Fork. "
By Roach. A bill to amend the limi-
tation act. .a.s .a.rE
The following bills were introduced:
By Van Hagan. A bill authorizing Fl.
G. Graves to construct toll road from
LTraine's bridge to Highland Gulch.
Referred to Committee on interpretations.
By Clanton. A bill to incorporate the
Missouri River Boom and Lumber Com.
pany. Referred to Committee on Incor.
porations. ~
By Blakely. A bill to authorize c.
Francisco and others to establish ferry
across the Sun river. Referred to Com
mlttee on interpretations.
By Mimms. A bill to authorize relig
ious bodies to possess the powers of bod
les corporate. Ordered to be printed.
The following resolutions were intro
duced: -
By Mccullough. Tomemorialize Con
gress to amend the Act relating to tn,
title of quartz leads and labor thereon
Adopted.
By McMurtry. To memorable Con
gress that the Bannack and Snake Indi
ans be assigned to reservation. Adop
| ted
By Mayhem. (Smith in the chair.) II
request Commissioners on code of Ban
mack Legislature to report Adopted.
By Mimms. A bill relating to Count.
Attorneys. Discussed and rejected. Yea
6, nays Is. A speech in favor of TIL
same was made by Mimms, and it wa
opposed by McMurtry. ....s...
The House adjourned at liz o'clocl
a. IN.
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EUPHoNIoUs, VERY.-Crwdglmpes Ap
Thomas, the Welsh bard, is coming to
this country. He will be received by
the Liwglmntrsnmstrath of Philadel-
phia, and his performance on the Qehm-
dathrurgwstlyn, or Welsh harp. will be
the most interesting musical event of
the season. He is native of Moelgwy-
strubwstwith, and his father was the In
ventor of the Brnwrw Cymrstgglwust.
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COuncfl-9th Day.

COuncll-Jtn Days
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Quorum present. Journal read
and approved.
Galloway, from Committee on Mines
and Minerals, reported back G. B. No. l.
Report received and adopted, and bill re-
ferred to Committee of the Whole.
Wilkinson, from Committee on Print
ing, reported c. B. No. printed.
Phelps, from Committee on Engross-
ment, reported c. B. No..6 engrossed.
Waterbury, from Committee of Ways
and Means, reported c. B. No. Is. Re
ceived and adopted, and bill referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Orr gave notice of the introduction of
bill for an Act providing for the pay of
jurors.
Wilkinson gave notice of an Act to au-
thorize the County Commissioners of Ed
gerton county to erect poor house, etc.
Moore gave notice of bill to change
the county line between Gallatin and
Meagher counties.
Galloway gave notice of an Act con-
cerning the Territorial Library.
Moore introduced c. B. No. 10, an Act
to authorize Robb & Creighton to estab-
lish toll road in Beaverhead county
Read and referred.
On motion of Chiles, Governor Smith
was allowed the use of the Council cham
Der on Friday evening.
| Galloway introduced resolution which
was adopted, asking the Secretary of the
Territory for two of the new maps of
Montana.
Wilson, from Committee on Towns
and Counties, reported H. B. No. 8. H.
j. r. relative to settlement with the late
Auditor and Treasurer. Read and passed.
| II. B. No. A, authorizing Ray w. And
rews to maintain ferry across the Mis-
souri, river. Read first and second times
and referred to Committee on Incorpora-
tions.
C. B. No. 6, an Act concerning land
lords and tenants. Read third time and
passed. .......--.
C. B. No. s, an Act concerning Jurors
in mining cases. Read third time and
lost.
The Council adjourned to Q o'clock.
x AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Council met at o'clock.
Chiles, from Committee on Enrolment,
reported C. B. No. 13 enrolled.
Spratt, from Committee on Judiciary,
reported c. B. Nos. 8 and II. Received,
and bills referred to Committee of the
Whole.
The Council spent the afternoon in
Committee of the Whole, on C. b. No. 8,
concerning bonds, bills, contracts, etc.
Lowry in the chair.
The Committee arose, and the Council
adjourned.
HOuse-10th Day.
/. MORNING SESS10N-NOv. 10.
House met at 10 q. m. Speaker MAY
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The Union Pacific Railroad is now
running with passengers and freight 200
miles west of the Missouri river to Fort
Kearney, on the Platte river, and the
company promise to have it completed
to the forks of the Platte 600 miles fur
ther) by New Years day. s W
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I'm San Francisco, ON the LIST inst, in
the case of Charles p. Duans, charged
with murder, the jury returned YER
dict of mot guilty" A aolEs prosequ;
was entered in the case of his brother
John Duane, charged with being acees-
sorry. rI
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"A spurious Tennyson has appeared
in London. Bearing close resemblance
to the poetlaureate, he was able to de-
ceive a great many persons, and is said
to have parted with several locks of hair,
in Difference to the wishes of enthusias-
tic women. 1t turned out that the man
vas a cheese-monger from Carlisle.
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
virginia City, Montana Territory, Nov. Is, 1866.
To obtain these letters the applicant call for
advertised letters, give the date Of this list and
pay two cents for advertising.
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UNCLAIMED.

A VALUABLE Package from Mrs J. II. u.
IA Foster, addressed to J. ii. B. Foster Heie-
ma lies unclaimed in the Office of the ii. o. NJ q
4. Company, at Helena. nos-@w
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN-Nov. IA.

The House met at 2 o'clock p. m.
Speaker May hew in the chair.
The Council bill prohibiting certain
games like three card monte, was called
upand referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
The Council bill authorizing John Viii
son and others to maintain ferry across
the Missoula river, was considered and
referred to Committee on interpretations.
The toll road of c. Guyas was again
considered, and debated by McMurtry,
Rogers, Donegan, Van Hagan, McMan-
nus, Johnson, Mccullough, Andrews and
Smith, and passed to be engrossed.
The special committe on the ferries at
Clark's Fork and Big Horn, reported fa-
vorably upon them.
Buck introduced bill to amend the
charter of the Bannack Ditch and Min
ing Company. Referred to the Commit
tee on interpretations.
Roach introduced bill relating to the
limitation Act. Referred to Committee
on Judiciary.
The House adjourned at 34o'clock pm.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

.. AFTERNOON SESSION
The House met at 2 o'clock. Speaker
Mayhem in the chair.
An Act concerning landlords and ten
ants was taken up, and referred to Com
mittee on Judiciary.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing Through Moore, his
Private Secretary that he had approved
the bill relating, to Argenta. .s.
An Act to authorize Constant Guyat
to construct toll road from Little Black,
foot river to Helena City. Was read
third time and passed.
House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the whole, Mccullough in the
chair. to consider c. B. No. 12, relating
to certain games.
The bill as amended was adopted, read
third time and passed.
On motion of Smith the House ad
iourned.
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VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1866

Buck gave notice that he would intro
duce bill concerning costs in civil and
criminal cases.
Mccullough introduced an Act divorc-
ing Lizzie Smith from Budd Smith. In
definitely postponed. .. .... --. III
Johnson introduced an Act in relation
to trout fishing. Referred to the Com
mittee on Finance. Ha.r ..
Mccullough introduced an Act author
izing l.. H. Warren and others to estab.
lish a ferry across Big Horn river. Re.
ferred to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges. r..Hrr s.ra.
Also, an Act to authorize l.. H. War
rem and others to establish ferry across
the Clark Fork of Yellowstone river
Referred to Committee on Incorporation
McMurtry introduced an Act to au
thorize John Swartz and others to con
struct water ditch from Deer Lodge OF
Silver Bow creek. to. Butte or Rocker
City. Referred to Committee ON Mine.
and Minerals. -.rH.
An Act to amend an Act to incorporat,
the Bannack Ditch and Mining Company
was taken up, read the third time ant
passed.
The House then adjourned.
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H. w. FRARY,
ASSAY OFFICE,

WALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan
w g. Co.'s Bank. Gold and Silver, and ores q
every description Assayed. Iguarantee my assays
and will pay any difference which may arse ps
tween them and the u: S. Mint.
l2i* ID. GILBEhI.
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House-IOth Day,

4 MORNING sEssION-NOv. Is.
House met at 10 a. m. Speaker May
hew in the chair.
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