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The Montana post., 1868-03-07
ARRIVALS at the Planters House.

Feb 29---L J Pisqusllo, Helena; W H Wsnn; r
COad, Junction; NemedeeT. Summit; Geo p
RosEitor, city; Samuel Coad Junction.
March l--iH Cowden, Sterling; IL Evans, do;
J N Grant Browns guloh; J A Reed, Summit; A
J Bailey; N Cannon, Hot Springs.
March 2-J Peaslee, VIM Barnett n Wheel
er city; J johnson, Z Whitaker r Lynes,
Mil creek: Leroy Southmsyde, Summit; A E
Wood, E n Trask, Bsnnack; J Mcdonald, Ida
no Cityi W G. McGregory, German Bar; John n
Nelson, Z Corkle, VIM II Taylor, Helena Chas
Toinbee, n Cannon, Sterling --.
March 3d-H A Ward G L Bray, 8 ID n Ben
nett; L Z Thomas. VIM Barnett, Biven's Gulch
March As Harris, Summit; Louis Vogel do
DR. Aussigbrod, city; Chas Dahler, Helena; W
Mccormick, 1issoula Mills; n Harrison, Chi
cagO. J Z Hyde, Summit; John II Watkins Madi-
son; Henry NJ. Bryant, city Henry Ward, Midas
burgh-
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The Montana Post.
OUR AGENTS

Ar HAMILTON, is our Agent az Fort Benton.
Mr. A y SMITH IL our Agent at Bennaek.
u NJ FIsH Sterling, Hot Spring DISTRICT
gro s. RAWLINGS, Silver Greek
RFIIINGER & ALLBS, Silver Bow
JAMES STUAKT, Deer Lodge
FoRpEE Co., Hell Gate
Agency Of Post So Bridge stzsst Helena
w p PARSONS, Gallatin City.
GEO. PERRY, German Gulch-
H II. HAIHAAwY, Highland District
=. CHURCH, Summit City.
CAICPBELL & Co, Confederats Gnlch.
r C. JOHNSON Blackfoot-
In BUCK. Boulder Valley
WESLEY w. JONES, Reynolds City. Elk Greek.
J. s. WILLIAMS, ST. Louis, Mo- ~
l. p FIsHER. San Francisco. Cal
HENRY RIEKDEN, Argeata- .+=
h ELLIS & Co, LeesburEh, Salmon River Mines
CHAUNCY BARBER,- Bear Gulch and adjacen
mines "a ~ faehll
II. @. WEIBoLD, Butte City.
GEORGE NJ. BROCK. Beartowu, N T.
DAVIS WILSON, BOzema1 City.
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MARRIED..

PURPLE-cLosE.-On Thursday. Feb. 18Th. AT
the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. DR. r.
= w. Buckland, Edwin +. Purple. of Montana. 20
Mary Frances Close. daughter OF Charles ri CIoze
Esq, OF New York City.
PARKKR-LTrrLK.-on Thursdsy evening. Feb
ruary %. at the residence OF Mr.. Rosco Wisconsin
Creek. by John S. Day, J. p, George Parker 10
Miss MelinAaLiiils. all Of WiE0onsin Crek
Joys be many, cares be few;
smooth the path thou shalt pursue; l1 .1.l.
And Heavens richest blessings shine
Ever on both thee and thine.
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Take Notice!

HAVE appointed Joseph A Browne SuFern.
= tendent OF the furnaces and other property be.
'onging to the st Louis & Montana Mining Com
pany, at Argents, NJ T. All persons who have
borrowed or otherwise appropriated any Of said
companys property will please account for the
selves trouble. H'
Hereafter, any person taking or uslng any Ofsaid
comPanys property without having a written per-
MISSION fron Mr Browne, will have action
brought against them fo- tressnass or ni sdeeanor
as the case may be. go ..
..r..- JAMES STUART,
General Manager and Supt st L & II NJ Co..
marTwyktw ..- -.
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Accented.

Editor Of Deer Lodge I1depcndeat.
CIR L notice in your issue of February 21st
chslienge from some big loafer calling himself Nc.
Arde. know by the style of his challenge that
ica If he really wants fight he can get Il within
hundred miles of home. There Is man of about
my size can whale" him for anv AMOUNT of money
ne can put up III McArdle means business and
will step this way, will give him slI the fht he
wants Having other occupation to attend to, / do
not desire to waste time on a common sinister but
ne taiks too big to get away with it.
Yours truly, JNo. G. OREM
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of Patrick
Davis, formerly of Chilicothe, OHIO and lately of
Idaho city. He left Idaho 10 1865 for Helena or the
Blackfoot mines" since which time nothing has
been heard of him. Any information will be CRATE
fully received aud amply rewarded. if sent TO his
mother. Eliza Davis. 107, North 9th street. Saint
Louis No feI,27-wStw
In RECEIPT-We are in receipt per
late coaches OF numerous Public Documents a nor
ton OF them bearing the frank of Hon J NJ Cava-
naugh. We as freely and much more speedily ex-
press our thanks than We did our grOwI a few days
since
LUMBER.-Mr. Martin M. Hotter, who
aas just returned from Helena. will at once take
charge Of the White Pine Lumber Yard on Cover
street and Is prepared to Ill bills for all kinds Of
lumber at the most reasonable prices. Give him a
call.
NoTORDERED.-Dsputy u. 8. Marshal
j. Hull informs that the Of Court for the
trial Of William Heron viii not be ordered at pres
sne Marshal Howie teiegrapbs from Helena that
the case will probably be continued
PENDLEToN's Campaign Documents,
Just out OF the bonded warehouse. at Sichefs City
sample Rooms. .tr
lMPRovHAfENTs.-Ssc has rehtted
nus sample Rooms throughout New floor, new
ehecks. snug and cozy smoking rooms.
Letters and dispatches addressed to
me this winter viii most surely reach IL address
febi-tw6Od W. Y. SANDERS.
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" -hANi IIAINNFst--IIT. II u. ltIs UIIItLeI
has recently received from the East large supply
OF watehmakers material consisting of everything
necessary in that line of business. Give him a cal
at Bartos & Wills, No. 35 Main street.
CHEAPEST YET.-A fine assortment OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, trimmings hosiery, etc. a,
Herman Strasburger's. Call and examine goods
ana prices and satisfy yourselves
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Wanted.

A NAN who has smalgamated silver ores il
Wheeler pans. Good references are required.
Apply to f
HORACE CoUNTRYMAN,
Supt Flint Creek Works
maT7w&tw --... r.r.r
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MASONIC JEwELs.-Messrs. Bartos &
WILL manufacturing jewelers. of this city, have
lately turned from their establishment two e.
nifcent sets of Masonic jewels which reflect credit
on the Lodges, the workmen and the country IL
which they are produced. They are made of solid
and each set weighs forty two ounces Troy, costing
$500 for their making inclusive of the cost of sill
yer. They decidedly fine specimens of Mon
tana production and as they viii be on exhibition
for few days at the store of the manufacturers
those Interested should drop in aud take look at
them. .... ..| H... ...... . d. ........
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HEMBOLD'S fluid Extract Buchu is plesssH
IL In taste and odoE free from all iDjuSiors pros
perties, and immediate in action.
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Virginia City, March I'd. 1908

| .r-.-H- VIRGINIA CRY, NTH
| F--- -- March ID, 1868. 4 :. Y
| Gentlemen-Your note requesting me 20 deliver
an address 70 the Emmett Circle, ID, on the 18th
compliment shown me, shall endeayor to comply
with your request rr -.f p ODD = Tl -
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
GREEN CLAY SMITH.
To Messrs Ryan, MeEvily and Donegan, Com.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. H. Cummings left for
Mill creek yesterday TO commence operations on
the furnace of Governor Smith & Co He will give
Il his personal attention until completed Mr..
Granger, late manager of the bouse Of John How
q Go, Helena is in town route for the States on
visit OF a couple of months - Addison smith,
Collector OF Deer Lodge county is in the city ma
King his settlements with the Territorial Treasurer
He reports that Mr. Wade arrived in Deer Lodge
last Sunday, and in company with DR. Mitchell
would proceed to select the site of the Territorial
penltentary ..-.GoY Pollinger is in town No big
Indians" on the Benton road Colonel Sanders
was ia Akron, Ohio, February IA rouze for
Mashington- Phil McGovern, sheriff of Deer
Lodge county. dropped 10 from Highland to see
ms Alder gulch friends Says he Is satisfied that
Snod has had process served him from a higher
rt.-Professor Ward, Of Sterling is in the cap
ltai: de says wagon load Of men leave Sterling
Iof the Crow creek mines about once a week. and
about as many return.
AN IDIoT's TEsTIMoNY.-The Mon
tnna statute exempts editors and idiots from serving
aware that the exemption extends 10 serving AZ |
witnesses, but IL SHOULD A man named Andreos 4
Roesch wes convicted of murder in the district /
court o. Nicoue. county. Mimi, and sentenced 70 be
cution vas an idiot Wonder II their Jury law is 1
similar "a ours.
SuyER.-Nowlan & Weary. bankers.
received per Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Expre.s yester.
daY from the Esler furnace at Arrent4 one hum
dred and 6fteen pounds OF silver bullion.
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Notice.

MY wife, Catharine Duble, has left my bed and
WI hoard without cause or provocaton. AIipeE-
sons hereby notified not to trust her on my
count as will not be responsible for any debIs she
may contract hereafter CL DUBLE.
March g. 1865. u. ls5I5s
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CORNED BEEF AND CURED HANS
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Heckerman's Drug Store and get some
Of the preparation and instructions
how to use it. All who have used this
cure for meat, say it is the best, and
will use no other.
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These ports have foreign commerce of $780,
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The cable being laid this company proposes
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The Western World knows chat China is a very
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Nearly all Of these, who are over ter years old,
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No enterprise commends itself as in a greater
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TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.
d l r f c T 0 r S.

Hon. ANDREW C. CURTIN, PhiIadoiphia.
PAULs. FORBES, of Russell Co, China.
FRED. BUTTERFIELD, of F. Butterfeld &
New York
ISAAC LTYERMORE, Treasurer Michigan Cen
tral Railroad Boston.
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treasurer American
Express Company New York
Hon JAMES N0XON, Syracuse, Ny.
0. H. PALMER, Treasurer Western Union Tele
graph Company, New York
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Hardcastle, New York
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4leuv Advertisements.

NRIST MILL AND FARM FOR
" SALE.-The mill has two pair of French
Bu rs, and two pair of Chopping Stones, is in
business, a never failing water power, is in a
good settlement, and no mill higher than five
miles For further particulars inquire of
decI1f PUBS. GAZETTE.
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DRENEL & CO.,
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Home and Around.

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD TOP Il. r.
WINTER ARRASGENENT.-TIgE TABLE.-on and
after Sept 10Th, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 10 P M, ar
riyes at Huntingdon at 4.2l P. m; leaves Hunt
ingdou at 05 a. m, and arrives at At- Dallas at
y IS a. m.
Accommodation Train leaves Saxton 7.30 q. m,
and arrives at Huntingdon, at $50 am; leaves
Huntingdon at 4,35 p. IN, and arrives at 7axton
at 6 .27 p. m.
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MARRIED.

MOHR-HELTZEL-O the 10th ult., at Mar
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ford CO., Penn'a.
of the bride by Rev. James c. Clarke, Mr.. Ell
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Columbia Co, Pa.
ET-CCLEBOUGH-Ou the 29th ult at
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by A. II. Hull, Esq, AdoIphus Burket and Mary
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Penn a.
MIDDLETON -WEISELr-On the 81 inst, by
the Rev II. Heckerman. Mr. Biyen R. Middle
ton to Miss Emma V Weisel both of Bedford.
k0ONS-HELSELL-Ont the 9th inst, by the
same, Mr.. John Q. Koons to Miss Julian HclSel,
both of Bedford township.
DAVIS-CARRELL-At the residence Of Mr,
John Shafer in Friends Cove on the 81 iAst by
the Rev. VIM. NJ. Daatrick, Mr.. Wm II Davis, of
Chariesyille, and Miss Mary Carrel of Bedford tp.
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A fine assortment of Albums, latest
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The excellent American Organ, man
ufactured by S. d. & II. w. Smith,
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US of 550voices, wilhelm accompanying
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striking. We notice that the use Of
these beautiful instruments is begin
ming to be appreciated by musical soci-
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Free Press.
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ADJOURNED COURT THE causes
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to hold a number Of night sessions.
The following We're disposed of:
Solomon Dicken VS.. Moses Dickens
Ex'or. Feigned Issue. Jury find for
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William Rogers vs. The RiddIesburg
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Simon Walter ct al vs. Joseph Helsel
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p. G. Morgart, Committee, &c, vs..
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NALUADLE SALE.-We learn from
undoubted authority that the Lemnos
Furnace and lands belonging thereto,
were bought by the celebrated Iron
Company Of Johnstown, Wood, Nor
rell & Co. Knowing something of the
character of this Company, and the as
surance they have given to rebuild
the old works we hail their advent in
our neighboring township, as pledge
that the incalculable treasures Of Iron
Ore known to exist in our valleys are
about being developed.-Bedford Co.
Press.
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