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FOB SALE AND RENT.


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i so :. :ss balance ss:
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EOR BENr-Sevsral desirable HOUSES; inm.-
- y diste sgoesessisn given App to BILLY 4.
EoR REEI.sToRl: .uit.Sls fOT any Sa:io., :;
stree: street west. Inquire Of b. H. MARSH S0s
EoR 0ALI-A email RRIOK HOUs. in First
II Ward, Containing nve roons,- within txo
isusJe q I sss1 Be 'Artment Inquire Of
I DIHGE, northeast corner OF Sd and rsyette
streets streets, GsOrsesovn; immsdis,s,y Spso'its the
ecnvsneness: stable. ice and smsre house s q.
taShed will sell on reason able terms, or rent
ssass ssI'h' 1 p of n. s 70
BARRlTf, No. 3S Consress street. jels ST.
FOR sALK.I have just had placed in my hands.
very desf.Ss BRiG% HSUsGs
street opposite ct eloy.ius Church The house
msntels, gas fixtures. bath room, water closets,
&C. f"'s 0oi' % Nj sARf!s koHs.R.
Jel96t New York avenue and 9Th street.
EARM FOB sALE.-we offer for sale a beautiful
l. FARM, situated about one mile from Coles
largo BTof Hsa Bsrn and Gs
hGpses large proportion Ct hns MEADOW land
q nc Tuit we'll eooded and uate1sd me
Farn 70 In An improving peighb'rnood, and its
properly. For tsr%s and Psrticui.rs insuire Of
jeI9u keal Estate Brokers, SO "A street.
FOB RHINESTONE . No. 2i2 Penn avenue, be
auire up stairs. jels 2w
EOR RENT-HOUsE No 364 10th street, be-
".'er ana gas hen' m''s Jso: A. BAKER,
je ls-eotf IChroniceI
E0R SALE Or EXUHANGE-13 ACREs So
cInt rEHiOR LAND IL lot: to emit purchasers IN:
~ W. s,s Il e..
Bigh end Bridge sts., Georgetown, on Saturdays,
and from p. n to 8, other days. iels.Im-
II with parlor, dining room, kitchen. wash room,
II tSS7 s hail. and large
II rooms and basement; arden in front; enlsth st.
.a to ~ ysI ID
A and 9th streets. Capitol Hill jeis 2a'
FOR sALE-A CORNER LOT, with Improve
nents, consisting Of a FIVE room House 6table,
&c, on the southeast corner Of l3L and streets
soath, near the Long Bridge. 1 viii sell the above
property for $500 By paying one half or one third
purchaser. Apply to RICHARD ROTH WE'LL,
North and 9Th streets, Capitol Hill. jels-lm
EOR PENTHOUSE No ass G street, nov &C.
cuyied BY Messrs Hughes, Denver Peck !;
suitable for Offices dwelling house; posses sion
given lst 81 July next. Inquire Of Q. N. TaOM
and 81 street. ieI5 tf
LOB RENT-The upper part Of HOUSE No.
46s P.nnsylvania avenue, containing eigh-
Adjoining the United States Hotel, 1t 10 q good 10
cation. Terms reasonable. Apply of liable q
COUNTRY House, healthy ocstion, near city.
~ roomy. desirable; partly furnished. Owner re-
tafns rooms, and wishes meals at present. Stable
and fruit Address DR.. DANIEL BREED, Wash.
tpgton, giviI references. je IL 2w.
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pROPOsALs FOB NAVAL SUPPLIES.

DROPOsALe FOB SUPPLYING THE WASH
l. INGT0N ASYLUM WITH MEAT, WOOD
AMI COAL. AND DRUGS AND
MEDICINES
Sealed Proposals v Ill be received at the Wash
ipgton Asylum until WEDNESDAY, July 7sh
1863, for furnishing the Washington Asylum With
Beef and Bacon for the house; Beef and Ham for
the lntendants table; and Wood and Coal and
Drugs and Medicines in such quantities as may he
REQUIRED from July lst. 1859, to June e0th, 1870
ANY information In regard +. the manner of
nakiHg bids, requirement. Of bidders, "a may be
the ofhce Of the nndersigned,
Il l. SCHMIDT.
Secretary Washington Asylum,
10 0-fd 46O1s 9th street, bet. ID and streets.
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DhoPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE Acting CoMMIss'Y SUBSISTENCE,
PIKIsvILLE arsenal. MD June 8, 1859
eealed Proposals, in U pIicate. will be received
~ the undersigned until 10 O'CLOCK .. m, FIJI
pay My Is, 1859, Tor furnishing Fresh Beef to
the enlisted men Of this Post for ak months, or
such less time a. the Commissary General Of Sub
sistence may direct
Conditions and requirements made known bv the
undersigned. M GREALISU
and A, G.. s, ;sSS 81
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II y o AH D Lots
IN fHY
= G .TY AND UNTRY
FOB sALlBY
3. p. BROWN & son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
oohSkh 10Th STREET AND HEw YoRx AVENUE;

,IIYTI I!H1 BUILDIla LOTS In q. p.
S S.Sns csh4iyisiea. At fleasens, arc nov Of
sboct half mile from The oisy limits, q ana S6iS.
ccnt % lAeh street rod. the fashion ale dive or
inRso.sSs.ts, g 1neSSellsd by Any other iocsiits
y ses sansres q Weshingten. The Lott rSnee la
0Ee IRON quarter Of IN eore % eu acre secS %
moe disseminating early impro ySmentS extrs
inducements WI b extended, ~
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03

Mr. Johnson does not fare very we'll
at the Capital, but he winds up at the
White House in blaze of glory. All
OF his friends and few of his enemies
went up last night to take II parting
look at him, and the result was the
nearest approach to gentlemen s
mob which Washington has enjoyed
for many day. But it was very good
natured no harm seems to have been
intended toward anybody; and the
only thing about it that could have
been unpleasant to the retiring Chief
Magistrate was the singing Of Old
John Brown under his windows by the
crowd, who could neither get in nor go
away.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03
ORDINANCES.

The ordinance entitled & An ordinance to
establish the grade of Grier avenue, from
South street to theroad leading from the Ed
gar road to Williamson street, was taken up,
read and adopted on its first reading. The
ordinance was taken up on its second reading,
read and adopted. The ordinance was taken
np on its third reading, read and adopted.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03
Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. That
4 it is the intention of the City Council
Of the city OF Elizabeth. under and by
virtue OF the provisions of an act entitled IAN
act to revise and amend the charter of the city
Of Elizabeth" approved March 4. 1868 to order
and cause Morrel street, from Elizabeth avenue
to Jersey street, To be regulated, graded, curbed
and guttered.
Suchperso a. may object thereto are re-
qIested to present their objections in writ
ing at the Office of Street Commissioner. on or be
fore the expiration OF two weeks from the date Of
this notice.
BY order of the City Council
l.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, February 3, 1863.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03
PROCEEDINGS OF CarY COUNCIL.

PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY EVENING March l, 1869
The City Council convened in stated meet
ing Present.. L Wiley, Esq. President,
in the chair, and Councilman Barry, Brokaw,
Cowell. Dockry, Gray, Price, Ropes. Schanck,
Scbultheis, Tenney and Woodward.
Absent Councilmen Green. Lyon, ManVel
and Woodruff
The minutes of the preceding meeting we're
read and approved.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
BY Councilman Ropes:
Petition of foreman and Secretary Of Jack
son Hook and Ladder Company No. =, 10 have
their truck repaired and painted,
Which was referred to Committee on Fire
Department.
BY Councilman Dockry
Petition Of Bernard O'Nell and others, for
two fire hvtlrants on Elizabeth avenue ; one
at the intersection of Woodruff and South
streets. and one between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Which was referred to Committee on Fire
Department.
BY Councilman Gray
Petition of John H. Rowland, 10 have re-
funded 500. 46 being amount paid for taxes
enormously assessed.
Which was referred to Law Committee.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
Claims and accounts were presented and
disposed of as follows:
ON d. Wilson 81 81 i; J. NJ. Tiger s39,G4.
Referred to Committee on Streets and High
WAYS.
OF Alexander NJ. c. Smith s76S75.
Referred to Committee on Fire Department.
OF James Rollo S4790.
Referred to Committee on Public Markets.
OF. Madison Drake 1854 80.
Referred to the Committee on Printing.
OF NJ. Doyle $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Police.
An order of the President + the Commits
sioners appointed by the Legislature to lay
out streets, etc, to pay the follow {, claims,
amounting to $500, F. Couette s150, W. Par
ker $50, E. Kuhls s25 G. Parker Sl4, F. Fohr
$3.50, A Morgan $50, NJ. Morgan $50, III.
Doyle SIT.
Referred to Committee on Streets and High
ways.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS ORDERED PAID.
L. FL. Higgins $1l675, f. McGrath S65.63,
J. L. Chandler sS33S, Waters Furman $50,
J. Rollo 500, H Clay SIS, r. Rea S78, j. D.
II. Ritter $685. do. $500, G. Schoppaul
$3.50, ?. Cannon $27, CA. Adams so, 20, do,
$3.50. T. Hetzman $3.50, Mrs. W. Dennm
SOP, N. Doyle $3.50 J. Brnck!asher s3;75,
Mrs D. G. Brewster 6S, +. Couette $3.50,
w, Parker $50, Il. Kuhls $50, =. F0hr $50, A,
Morgan $50 D. Morgan $50, A. Danneberger
SIT, f. McGrail SIT, j. Desmond ST. |. Darcy
$77, P. McGurn SIT. j. II, Fatty ST., ?. Joyce
$46.75. j. Walker s6S.73, 7. Keron $3.50 Vim.
Deprez ST, NJ. L Doty ST.. j. Chrlstman
s7I.50, G. c. Booth ST., i. Wilcox SIT, ?. Nit.
chcll SIT, r. Mccullough sl3.75, r. McCloud
s71.50, P. lutte SIT, J. P. Bickel ST. j. Cot
ton SIT, Fl. Miller SIT, G, Martz s7425, VIM.
Sullivan s74.25, & A. Schneider $3.50 J. Po.t
s57.75, L, o. Decker S2.75, NJ. Bracken $50 IS,
i J. Bedell S24.75, e. r. Whaley $3.50, F. R.
Rittenhouse STAG, j. Condor $2.75 p. Flynn
s2.75, J. Astfalk $2.75, A. Peters 50 IS, G.
Tenney $50, r. Carroll $16.6G.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,

From NEW and Selected Wheat in barrels or
sacks of y, n and = Barrel Packages neatly pat
for FaMily use, and delivered TO all parts OF
the city.
Also every variety of Null STUFFS, such az
Rye Fleur, Buckwneat Flour, Graham Flour,
Wheaton Grits, White and Yellow Corn Meal
Hominy, Samp, Dat Meal, Wheat and Rye Mid.
lings, Ground Corn and Oats, Feed, Cracked
Corn, Wheat and Rye Bran. Oats thoroughly
cleaned by the Bushel or Bag.
Wheat Screenings, Corn, Oats, Rye, Buckwheat
in small or large Quantities, delivered free OF
charge to all parts OF the city, or to the Railroad
Depo g for shipping.
Orders left at the Mills, cent through the Post
Office, or given to our Transfers, will receive
prompt attention.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03
THE GRANT FAMILY.

The veteran Father of Gen. Grant will con
tribute to Shoe and Leather Reporter, Illus
trated Sketches Of Lives of Himself, Wife,
and Sons engaged in leather trade. Send
fifty cents Tor six weekly numbers, contain
ing the whole pictorial series, and much
matter about Leather, way to buy and treat
Boots and Shoes, Harness and Carriages
proper treatment of Feet &c
Address, DEXTER h co.
New York.
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Which was received and report ordered on Gle,
The Chief of Police presented his report for
the month of February. Number of arrests
AZ. Expenses s1959.96. Fines and costs coll
Iected by the Justices SGT. s
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Superintendent OF the City Market re-
ported a statement of its revenue for the
month of February. Total 5000. 20.
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Receiver of Taxes reported the amount
of taxes for the years 1868, 1864, 1865, 1866,
1867. 1868, etc.
Which was received and referred to Com
mittee on Finance.
The Street Commissioner reported the
amount of money expended ON streets for the
month of February, 1863, viz:
First, Second and Third wards $685.
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
wards SIG 70. Total S182.3S.
Which was received and ordered on file.
REPORTS OF STANDING ooMMIrrEEs.
The Committee on Laws reported sundry
ordinances for street improvements.
Which were received and laid on the table.
The Committee on Laws, to whom was re-
ferred this evening the petition Of John H.
Rowland, relative to erroneous assessment
for taxes reported thereon, and Recommended
the adoption of the following resolution
Resolved, That the Mayor draw his warrant
for 500. As, in favor of John II. Rowland to
refund to him the amount twice paid by him
for taxes on lot number fifteen, Davenport 5
map, in the Sixth ward, the same having been
twice assessed and paid to prevent sale.
Which was received and the resolution
adopted
The Committee on Streets and Highways,
TO whom was referred February "a, 1869, the
petition of property owners on Murray street
Tor speedy completion of the contract for
trading. etc. said street, reported that the
contractor will resume and complete the work
us soon as practicable.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
redFebruary "a, 1862 the petition of g. Rein
hardt and others asking to have Bond street,
from Catharine street to Spring street, flag
ged on both sides with stone four feet wide,
reported in favor of granting tho prayer of
the petitioners.
Which was received and adopted.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage, to
whom was referred February "a, 1869, the Pc
tition of Adolph Lieb and others for brick
sewer commencing at Second and South Park
streets, thence down South Park street to
Front street, thence through Front street to
cennect with the Broadway sewer, with q
branch sewer in First street, reported in favor
Which was received and adopted.
nRnINANGTS.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-03

Gen. Grants son left West Point
yesterday afternoon for Washington to
attend the Inauguration.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13

Cuevsutiou Anee To war seslgDed vesJ sDan'
L,s position In tAe army and lelt ny Sesie % sscass
At lsars shs pos,Ibsliy q sslantng dsaSss dessa
crsd TO my ev1ies and my family. THOSE dateeSes'
bid me tn. hssor 4 issdiag tn Dsalssraey q ohs
In the pending esnvsrs for oossser
Secretary FEsh saye be viii not permit The Spanish
gun boass to leave oar potts.
PhEip Gllma,liu. proprietor It the Lake View
House. Cleveland, o. shot anA instsuey killed bic con
Thouaa, while entering the house, on Sunday night
surprising him to b. burglar
The New York ts!los are on strike.
George and James Addison Surrendered to the an
thortes on Sunday for shooting the tao Cres<we''s
ut EdcaeId, Georgia, thu day b fore. Cha,hs Crsss-
we'll 10 Dead and j. D. Cresswell who 10 charged with
the seduction Of The sister VI Addison b dangerously,
but not mostaly wounded
Tbs report that Jay Cooke 4 Co hsd advanced
money on the whiskey destroyed BY the recent are IN
Phil,delphia, 10 positively denied by that arm.
IN. astronomical party a Dss Noincs took IL pho
tossaphs OF the eclipsr
Bowers Beekman I Co., Of New Yesk, failed on
Monday, tor four miiliso d.lars.
Brick Fouscsoy 10 candidate Tor Z. q Senator, In
N " York.
John Quiscry Adams will accept the Democratic
nomiuation for Governor VI New York.
Pile driving on the st. Louis bsid: - MAS begun on
Trcs1ay.
Edws,d ". Host. Of California, died ssddcnly in
New York, On Monday.
TIE Il .su,es CleOpas,is Was wrecked OF Newfound-
land. No lives l0st. .f
God In New York, August 18th. l.3Sx.
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ToWa GOSSIP.
This is the busiest and most exciting camp
In Montana. Times arc better than they
ever were before, and tho miners arc now
making money. The mills and furnaces ore
running and doing we'll; business Il l'sisk,
and money plenty q lcast We have scen
moro grcesbacks during our short sojourn
here, than In nearly Oh Tho balance Of ~
Territory ce0bined. Smith 3 0rasta's
ditch supplies The camp with plsnty Of
water. The sbevs gsutlsuen have also one
OF the fnest stocks Ut aesostsd goodsl In the
oouuty, and are doing smashing basissaa
Our Fat Friend + Bs0,' = have lifted up
IN elegant billiard rooal-have Stocked with
III the quad things, and ~ laling Up the
"greens. ~ They are wcll deserving Of their
succrsA The main hOtel-thc Goodrich,
House-is inferior to none In Montana
Everybody b doing we'll
Ths Democracy held ! meeting, It which
our verify fdesd, Judge Williams, VA
ea)lsd upoa y sdarso III asesmbly, which
- did ID . cseditsbls nanner, both =, him
~ md party. Sunday, hosss racing ~
10 order Of the day. This h e3sctiou day,
viii - 10 sScissnsass, WIN pulling. &C
Dsloss ~ world give Dasnack credit Sos
10 oedes ed dscosvm she ~ preserved
thFoags u she long day. Her citissas IN
. jolly - q psopie Especially - Dr..
Lesyiss ana 4. j 0oiah - our thanks d.
toe hsissovoeo nadsssd - md or caose
ATysseg y dull = Dssssat 1T ~ bslisv,
N ti@ Win show ~ ooloss. ard take ,
ftoaI ssas With ~ olbef rising towsA .a.
W, oSLvB1 s9A1, r.s. laa.
silver Star City = 70 - oes e nnataasa
pesaassns AxssssA IL quarss = ~ bess
~ beis9 hGAsly laanagsd, yislds betlel
than my q ~ Tsssslsusy. Ths !" 0rss
c. pbsll ND |" lakss ~ lesl = present
= Ia saanp MIN = eosssansly = vogi
spea 4, ~ lteo Villa lhsssls sslns hand
49, yisldAp IL spapasy AAvs - whal'
~, - 1se;t1sais9 'sgst aat Ntst, ~
vsia svsssgiag fIsQ Glghe togsa - 4
vidiA. rAV Asssa 80 = - ilAsptA
Asa vAleA = AoiGasd - O. J6ek ~
~, . pgsssa Asons ootsH = esgth
asd y bsssla hdsAs., Tt o. isnasltnl
u 1Joa ~ gsleh, - Vim saIjks. ~ ~
Z ~9oO ~, - ~ 800 ~ ~
. - na)ae8GH q - - ~ ~
oaa, III - kaDsnaolell - ~ -
- lsagd oDyho WGgkA J1oVhoool ~
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VISIT or SENATOR .TRUlC
DULL.

From Hejeas exchanges ~ jeasn thst
Senator Lyman Tsumbull, who has been
with tho Congressiooal party oves tho Pa-
d0c Railroad, q Tho Goldea Gate. opsniaG
ost 70 The Osicne, among she gssnde1n d
Yoseniss, ahd The alkali OF the deserts. ~
lett his party, b making detour % NOa>
tssa, and viii reach Hclesa today. Ths
drse Senator who hes visited Montana, q
quick Observance, sound judgneat s.dcoa.
upandiag influence, and 10 chairmsa % de
Judiciary oom1ittse, one q ~ nost in.
postaat In ~ Senate, 81 visit h saseepeible
Of many god sssalta 10 viii b bsessr
snsAlsd % appreciate the importance end u.
limiisble resources Of this new Noeshwess,
and tie bsoe6osat legislailoathae = ass6sd
- snopssaes - aoss sapiA 1svs1sposaA
Thae ~ ~ - hvosahly i1psssl, -
sssss1isg, sdvoes1e ~ eaase Of Msalaea
IN tho eeease, = hls privilege ~ sigAs q
Senatorial discovery. W tsuss ~ Aopa
You might speak warn. GssaDos, tn -
say, Hese I'm 9Aooo isdalttiosA Assdy,
Amosicaa pioassss; hsss = : Tes.ilogy wseh
innsnss rcseasess saAsvslopsa ssssse ~
aess Of nlisoss; thsy sssd ifisnA = sssss
~ shGls valliss asd Dsssialns ~ =
pssplsl, ~ IN psaple psuepe us1w ~
looDssisg Glss ~ ODvsssasat; tAsy hagOs
enellaDl ssDsaaGaast1se y coae1oes WIN
eiev IN aesfplly h1lag ~ ~ .5ssn1s,
aeaeSe aDe1n 0Aale. ! ~ aesa1n1 i611.
l-na - nipa nraR1 nnn1nennna r -
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TIE IA OLSON VAIL T.
ROAD.

The virgini. Republicans is advocating
with prdesical Arguments the construction
Ut the new rial 10 Snake River. explored
by Messrs. Common and Potter, and whoec
informal report We published recently. II
states the Commissioners of Madison county
will appropriate q, 900 Or $4,000, AID the
remainder 600 or $3.000-wili have to
lie raised by private subscription. In the
event If ito construction, the RspsbljcHS
says, the mail routc win he changed from,
Virginia TO Helena. and pass through the
entire Gallatin Valley in its course. The
Object Virginia has in constructing . road
that would result in this, or how disec.
rUal c0uld be twisted into such shape. II
not apparent to US, although It may be mads
% to the Galatians. It the road y 81 miles
nearer. and 100 miles cheaper, and 10 70 bs
free, In The name ct Appius Cisuius lct \
be built, and that speedily.
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".lBLDIyG CONFIDENCE.


We arc running another sxpscss;o~ iato
the ground Just ~ the }" Oldest inllahitant.' "
1.-THE reliable contrA!..nd," the genial
face" and dozen other terms have been.
This new in,cr'nent IS that Of the term.
= another evidence Of the firm and abiding
confidence in the incxhsu ,tib'e richness ant!
prosperity Of Montana" II A. ships .
quartz mill, Or u. sinks on = ledge, Or e.
sends for his wife, or D. rattlcs about some
visionary scheme, or E., dead broke, comes
hack here because he can't make . living
anywhere else, each is ''xnOthcr evidence vi
firm AID abiding confidence, ETC." IL the
county reduced to the necessity OF doing .
. confidence" business! Anathcmatizing
50 croakcrs" 10 an admission they exist.
- Faith" which inspires confidence, is the
evidence Of things not sccn." The country.
u Cesar wanted his wife to BE-, il ''above
suspicion;" hut when We devote columns to
lccturiny cr'akers. and have more to say
about I" confidence" than tangible evidences
If prosperity, it would bc surprising it We
did not awaken suspicion. Let the restlsss
old bag saoozc. These little affiliations
might create the necessity Ut giving her an
OYyiate.
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I,.dians o. ne War Pash.

Z
FoRr BENTON, August 10, 4:45 :. ~.
About one hundred aud tif,y Blacktsss and
Piegsns attacked IN OK train, on the 6sh
inst, on Eagle Creek, about twenty miles
this side Of Camp Cooke, just - the trsia
was preparing ts-seart in the morning. The
msn ruled boxes and bales Of goods out Of
thsir wagons, formed breAssworks, and
fought lhs Indians. killing two ut the relt-
skins and wounding several othessI -The
Indians woended one nan and shss twenty
head Of eassle, twelve Of which have since
died n gv5a 3. lrts1
The Dio,usud "R" tsain. which was
aboat two miles distant from the scene VI
bsiile. rushed forward to form junetion
and aesiss Ne train attacked, which. - -
Ing, shs 4adlrns tzied to prevent; not ssc-
oseding + shis. thsy indncsd > man, naunei
gen HAxiop, % oou,s oue 70 thala y sAlk.
ns. baine sonewhai acquainted With ~ u.
dians, did ., but they imnsdiatsly attacked
and r.tl klllsd him. - ,a4 ID
eTn1ubs1drO1 = n.sssnsoe Des Lol&l
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-13

THE Gazette still keeps hsrping and IA
menti"g about - disappointed Democrats
and ''sorv. heads" in Deer Lodge county.
and bcwailing tho defeat Of the official clique
here, who Lave done 20 much to damn the
Democratic party in the estimation Of good
citizcns. The Gazette would show bette,
Judgment in getting on its knees and thank.
ing the memory Of Andrew Jacksos- tAsl
their days orc numbssed, bat IL one man
editing nswspaper will persist in wailing
uvsS what 500 of tho better men Of ito own
party have donc--why lot him vail. Some
tOly must sni!lc.