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all Inc warmth alI colour. All lHt flti
flush of life, j. wanting in these cold
gray children NJ the camera. But nc
ON second thoughts. | will not favour
vou even thus far. ] remember that
coldly critical glance, that cynical
curve Of the lip. and | trcmhlc. will
neither describe her to Won. nor send
YOU her portrait Think of THE most
beautiful creature vuu have ever seen,
and then Mi your poor friend a. being
hopclc~>ly In lnyc with hcr-lost be-
voud recovery and vou will have some
idea of what my condition has been
for the past three weeks. and is at this
this present writing.
Her aamc is Frclerica Spcncclaugh ;
She Is nice" to sir Philip >poncclaugh
II Belair, and j. the richest hcirc>s IN
al Monkshire while hc who prcsumcs
To look up Ia her with the eyes " love
l--what "a man without a name--a
wrctchcd waif ami stray " humanity.
without home ur kindred "nulody'S
hairn know that ought 10 cry
mn cpi~l. proclaim myself = fool for
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I'm '.i.:,'
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! bind it, golden chains more firmly
touui mc every ~ know that the
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la i9l- -.-.. ut na..A hn-,r,i iii my
brain for aaHr- anrr ] -at back 'n my
u,yn iult r.-.rn- tnd 'h"n -h" Na~
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REASON. uht IL should hc granted. -
III. m~ tpmrtle Duke of ~vdcnham
Ifa... nj Cjupfp>l Castle. " added her
Ialy-hir, 10 THAT think w. cannot
y, r.r wron. W according the pcrmi~-
-ion BE- a-k- f,r. hut must leave Mr..
English w yoIr uanj. my dear You
will lInd ,b, content. or hi portfolio
r.ttH4r iutrrr.,in., aud with 4 gra-
,ial~ ~Ga,I morning" 10 her husband.
mIa -l1ht inclination III thc head To
n.. lary >pcucclau1h swept out IL
th. r..r.
-t.u,ur .ip-cr to the table. Mr..
lu-.l-h. ~H'i the haronct kindly. ~
-" f. tht door was closed behind her
la'y~hip "ani lct M examine this
l0lrttD.fp uf ,uur~ nfortunatcly.m my
,,c~ .r,la Iou-cr ~ strong A. they
U-ci W. hy
-log Mil. lnl this glass II service.
>tr la5lr. -4ii -f yon will only
I ~ 4,~-i enough io tr' T..
"Ah. Nr~. taat brings "ut The points
/ cApitallv," said tHe uii gentleman (.
and with that he proceeded Nh cNamiu"
.b. pho,ocrr.ubs .r,..aN.r tnnth.r
,,i,, an Amos; chidiike .ao,.r,a-. re-
or-Hizin- among thc foreign "ne~ MAJ
ny PLACES winch hr hiid seen "hen
Nnln- mAn making iio grand '"Nf'
-..,... i.,,I.. sn.,.ln,.. Nh ,r.n.f. An. ,.l-
t:.',.r ,f.b seemed l. a.arl btu
..u,h pleasure. -th' Mr.. English.
y.u-- +, ahArrniu. profession" hr
,a.t. ~, hni~hci ill., >.n,s -ani
.--I..r-I, IL taa certain jr.rr., "
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for seems to b. demanded by the plan
/ upon which they have entered. and
which the friend. ot Industrial E,luea-
tion generally approve Il Will be ioI
7 during the present year atl Chat they
4 propose, or such portion No IL "A. may
Y seem "a YOU Indispensable.
The Reform school. ~ YOU will learn
from thc Report NJ IT, officers, l. now
I .u the most satisfactory condition. and
\ it~ management II worthy Nj particu-
7 lar commeudatiou. Instead Of being
i burden thi, Institution must hc re-
7 CARRIED ~ saving ana 4 blessing Ia
/ Tho State
Tie State Prison ha~ shown great
improvements IN it, internal discipline,
ann general management. The EARN
iug~ have been greater than in any pre-
Hjnu- year. though for sufficient rca--
on~, they do not quite meet the cur
rent expenses.
rtKnuN> kNp E&Ett rloN>.
Par,ion~ have been granted thc past
Year IN perhaps unusual number. still
nut i Very small portion of thr appIi-
cations have been favorahlv received.
i''' - '"'N' c"-eS "ic "' N''i''i /
WI" III tht cNtraNagancr 81 ti'"ir SAFE
return home carried tAcr irohc~ to thr
extent Of crime. some ot these upon
examination il has heru thought prop
.r i, relcnse Thr result, ..Ir.u,,-
,.I tho c,or,o,,,,
T., ao..,.I....... ,.,.t.
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Vol, XIV. Whole No. 72S. No. 2


other il suspected to be more gnilty whom
even the earnest and ingenious Attorney
General believed he could not convict hnt
released aud forever setfrce from peril on
this charge,
shall enter into nn defence of an OIL
cial act so piuuly required BY the consi-
tuition anl the law, and my solemn oath (;
and which had beforehand 50 explicitly
brought to the attention of the Legislature.
Neither my own Views OF the death pen
altv nor the present state Of public oplnlon
whatever they may be. affect IN the least
my duty d. execute the cNistllE laws
| Whttfrr there has ncru any recent change
',f public sentiment % this subject, have
uo means Of knowing The only legitl
mate and deliberate expression Of public
opinion ol 4 recent date il the action If the
Legislature. which having before them the
announcement ot mv views Of duty ia thI<
matter. and voting directly on the bill tn
abolish capital punishment refused 80 10
abolish II n, a vote Of neatly two to one.
10 NV mind am free to say, this amount
IA 10 reatfrinatlan Of existing law. Ii
the Legislature upon mature consideration
deemed il nnWise 10 abolish capital pun
'Sn'i''u'' " ""''" =, 'i eN''''''''''ial'
IN Of abohshing il myself.
ACNPIrAL PUNISHMENT.
II hove heretofore advised that the death
pcualt, be either ensured or abolished. ILL
Z Not that the law leaves 1t doubtful whether
II 1. the Governors duty to execute thc
.,nteuca m efl which vopl1 he A mani
t.., ,..nrlitv hut tbat.{n failing tn fx 4
..t.,, ..i..t. I'LL. ,,.ro,, h,ll ~.
1 :, l,.l[na ,h,r,. f,. ,L.. Ex,c,-i,,,
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4 III further claim. IN account of minnie.
in,l var deht. l loap of ~ .,uo. .uoo
h.ar;np interest nom Nn,---1-sa /.
authorized ItoInaat Hi. reimbursement
II will dnyoIyr ON vn,, In nur.u,uea a.,
this All IL provide rnr ,he tr.t semi.
animal payment of tine interest of such
nor,ion M ,hi. sum 4. IN. commission
may find .lu, Ia tba several mnnicip,I.
itir. within MI, ,r4r with tb, r,ttIlp
portion If the sinking fund provided "a
7 cNtiugHl~h tho debt ut maturity.
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hr report Of the superintendent 81
Common schools VIII present matters
of extraordinary Importance. me
topics with winch hr drAl~ arr ih"or
which already engage the deepest inter-
ct Of the people amt hi Suggestions
~ 70 an improved system ~ instruction
AMI 2 better economy Of expenditure.
demand Your earnest attention. HIS
exhibition Of the actual decrease wlih-
~ the last cight years 70 the rNtcnt u
10000. IN the number Of children IN
tbs STATE between the a-c~ oI four and
twenty-one years = "t a nature u
startIe thoer VIE have n heart the
welfare OF the State
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Well! The Deer Lodge ''kegulsrs" have
'.gOns up Salt RIVER" and - either "ne
party or the other all over the Territory and
country have to make that trip occasion ally
perhaps il would be we'll u mention how
this rather stunning term originated. US We
find it in Kentucky payer On Salt river
in tina, Safe there were formerly many salt
works. The lnbOrcrs employed in them, IS
is tho case with bodies Of men engaged
in hardy labors. were distinguished for their
pugilis'ic. prnpensi,ies aud achievements.
Hence II became . common thing among the
boatmcn Of the Ohio river, when a.'y one OF
them became troublesome, m say ~ hina,
"We'll row you up Salt river" implying
that the sallmen. between whom and them
selves there was hot little friendship, would
have the handling Of him, and tame him
down. by figure Of speech |, finally came
to le applied to rival candidates for the
Presidency; first, it is said. in $40, which,
% is known, Was period Of great politi.al
excitement.
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70 WHOM CREDIT rs DUE.

The. magnificent success that attended
the election on last Monday. 10 greatly due
70 the canvass and speeches Of these elO.
qusnt and intrepid speakers IN behalf 1t the
Peoples Ticket and P,atform-Mr. Jsn,es
II. Br'wn and Mr. William II. Claxett.
Day and night for week previous TO cleo.
ton, they travelled and addressed immense
assemblages, who everywhere received them
with enthusiastic favor. The result In these
camps. ~ In Pioneer for instance, that, from
. conceded majority of Is for the Regular
ticket, gave nearly 90 for the PeopIe, b sul.
dcient evidence Of the effect Of their spsscl.
- They hsd u contend with the sasfKrsic
sitarts Of the candidates on the |" Regular |"
ticket and their earnest multitude or friends.
snd It x.As necessary 70 put the case strung,
TO walker the fOlks Up 10 the true condition
Of a6airA This they did. The returns
show that the "siivsry tosgus" Of Classet
has lost none Of it, winning pcssdaaivsnsss,
end the eplthe4s Of aggravated Journalists
are the empsiest bubbles In the eyes u the
people, who quickly rcbuksd lhsm. 1r.
Bruwu stands vindicatsd upod ths record,
and our assertion week slnce. that hc win
b one Of ne trusted headers u Tegeaeeaaed
Denocacy, will prove true. To ths earn.
sssnoss Win which many Of The friends q
Reform lsbogsd In the several canpA hs
candidates are also Indebted Tor thae 80.
don. Everybody, hovSver, = feeling -
god, thas acknowledgements - sapeeeao91
end only rsadsgsd bocoso0 6sa w
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DEER LODGE COUNT,

The election In this county has resulted in
. complete and most gratifying triumph tor
the people 1t is no half victory; it is II
total runt of the 10 called Regulars. and II
ends the dsgraspiul MANI u alton If party
conventions in this county by sclf-vons,i-
tuted managers. The returns arr NIL in but
three precincts, and tho vote will liz Tan.
vass.'d Oh Monday next. enabling us to give
the Official returns in til. mkt issue. Owing
to l1lic; that but two or three Of tho Poo.
pies ticket would bc elected. our friends
have only furnished the ma, Ori,ies for ar
against those officers. and our returns, even
Oh these We present are necessarily iICO n.
plcte. The Official returns will not, how
ever, vary mucl, from the following VI,
important officers
Iota' vote u the county. 22j
Against Capital ut Helena. ..................xO 400
Cavsnaush's majority for dsl.xAt~ ......... 60,
Jones tPeoplcJ maturity for sheriff. ......... 40
Fredelck.o"s lPeopIc] majority for Trrasu,c.. ~
Council. Assembly and other county oli..cis
tPcOpcl-avcra:sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Colonel N. g. Harrison. .P.upi.) tor Dis
tricl Attorney. has u M, "ri,y "f 2ll in Deer
LHlgc. M.ssOuia. gives Ssrvri.s 80 and
H>averlIcad gives Stevens 4D-l20-lenv,ng
lIa!ris.,n's iM., uriiy 81 in the Council dis
trict. Ills ~ .;Ority wOull have been n,uci.
larger had II not bcen for y nh,si unf.,r,um-
ate circumstance that IL known 10 haze lu.t
HIM MANY votes. the name of District A..
torlcy was Ut the bottom of Ill. PEOPLES
ticket. The tickets were printed four Oh
u sheet and ~ distributed 10 the pr.cinc.s.
where lhs name WAS Oh \ great many. mu.
tilatcl Or torn OF. lis ....,v.::::;; ~; in s0nc
precincts. rs in Deer L,dye. L.l The ticket.
Mr.. ID. +. Newcomer. (liegu ~ has n.a.
jOrity Of fully l0O over Judge Burrows.
tPA'lLl and Is the only MAJ. s'.- It...".s-
ticket except Major Elwcil, elected. A..
Newcomer II n good officer aud very l,O,,u-
lar MAJOR i. Il Elwcll, (Iecguiar) Assembly,
,'lRn, was tlH fifth uian on that ticket. S.,.l
there being but four o. the Peoples ticket,
his name was added on many Of the P.N
pies tickets. clcc,ing him by the L.. :cst
majority OF any Candidate.
In g. ar guch VIC arc Informed that some
thirty votes for Wesley Jones were lost, Tie
..s,H being written on Regular tickets IN .
''a'ncr estcen,cd Ambiguous by !i,s Judges,
who rctur,,vd them .. for ''Ncsicy W.
FOncs." Wesley, no is the best pc1,,,a.. j.,
TIC county, should have attended IT, the Cd
utAtiOn III his fricnds-nr ti,c judges.
In French gu!cii some sixty VOTES were
challenged a..d excluded, the parties b,i..x
F'rcnch.ncn VINO had taken the Oaih ~ ALE
giaa.r and ua,!ersls,l that it was equi y:..,,t
10 lilin. dgcl,FA.iOn .
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YJo0eoo ksoo0s Au8OS ~
Hon. James rsfss arrived by coach from
Virginia CtiJ ~ evening.
Helena = to hays m Emancipation Ball
y Tuesday eytaing.
The following shipmeuts 70 New York Of
ynld bslli0a wss made ~ 1sasrA Bohna q
Abb, hsnkess Il HsleaA dAsing the thrss
mantle sndisg July 31ss: Nay, eiSl .Oso; ;
jams, esoes15; July, tsls. ~; total t7s6..
9sa
n. Frank Csfiin was thrown from bug
~. drawn BY ra1-s-way ka'n, near Un-
soavills ON Nosslay and ssesvusly, prObabiy
fatally, injsssd.
Mcfarlaad, .Ae :. Little Old Nasof Black
foe,," has op,ssd : Mass Bsown Jug" .
l,eoo Nais sasss, Helssa. a.sd csssi6ss IL
Askls snviiuG Psospsr. t.soa, queer.
qsAini. esssneal, sxqsisise III Of dry 'Sast
until bosh Gdo ~ butasgvd
~ - ausdsy Hslsaa ~ plenty q
pesaeAise. n ~. llr. Lloyd oelciaied
- - 1pisrsial, Rev. d. i.a'tssp y The
lCAhediG&, ~ ~. Sasli0a Jackson, ths
nsw Pssshy,esias niaisss. asiths Aasdsmy.
DIX Whisss ~ aAsaesD = conp1sss n
r. wilu.n p jisvs e HlGhhsd
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ELECTION kEIUH.vS.
DEER LODGE COUNTY.

We give below msjar:t:es from MI the pre-
cincss In favor of the principal officers. L"
nearly all instances they are accurate. or mp.
proxlm"tc'y 10. But few camps sent any
returns except official sealed ones, and it is
only o We 60 10 press that we have been
enabled to complete this list. - -~-
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TIE HEAVY TOLLS SOUTH
V'lRD.

The raj!rOaG las nearly superseded the
river. ns n,cars IF passenger transit. 1t
will speedily do 81 for frigh:age. Already
heavy invO CTS Uf mcrcl,A ,Iisr and nsachii.-
cry are In receipt riH rail; the warehouses
Of C"Iinnc are flied I" ri.'c,,on; cars stand
frcigh'cd on the tracks. and long trains Of
wagons head heavy IL len toward the camps
and cities OF the Ho:th. Ordinarily, water
Cnn,snuni alton Offers cheaper transportation
than rail hu: OWN, to the tOriuols, length
encd distance hy river. the dangers Of fire.
low water. and Indians rendering insurance
ut high n.tcs necessary. and the time Of
transit tedious and uncertain, there are many
Inducements for Montana merchants u ship
Ivy rail that to no. usually enter into con.
xiderltio-. The rates of transportation from
st. J<,ua or Chicago els river this season
will average alOu, lO5 cents; sis rail about
will IL, it il stated, reduced IL hSures Tia;
will compete with steamers. and regular
freight lines established b.twccn Montana
AID Corinne. Aud just here comcs In .
gricvaacc-thc excessive tolls between here
md C"rinne. which src ~ foll;ws for heavy
k,stlesi wagons, soy $500 fbs each:
Day lsivs bridge, Co,inne. Utsh. .........] %
:. Upper crossisg. Ut,h...... tW
Post Neaf Canyon Ioad. Id.shO. 800. 500
Eagle RSck hide Snake River, Idaho. ..,... 500
Beaver Tall Canyon R0sd, : ........ SEQ
Dc.veshrsd Jsnstioa - Montana. :. 20
Biz Hole Bridge, = ........ 40
Pasr0us Bridge ssd road Is OSs ~ o.
TOeal for each wa.0a ........ ....... .....tlS "
waroas returning, NV shout half rates.
Here IL over Il cents added 10 every pound
If freight By tolls, one-isaif Of which II =
downright imposition. Aud bow much d.
you think ihis II cents per pound amounts
to! In 1868, lhirty-6vc steamers brought
0e3 iO,n Of fright 4, Benton This year
far larger a,ss;unt Of Eossls 10 cunning.
Estimating Il suly II 5.OOO toms. We isavc
ten MILAN pounds, making Vt II cents per
pound $4,000 which su>t b. paid BY the
ls,nxM,llcss Ot Montana. One halt Of lkis
375 OOO would give the eight toll cs.llccs"rs
between liciela and C,rimne. 1856 each
per annum Eagle Rock Ridge. the bsst
and ueant expeass.ve WORK 0or1hS rSais, did
NOT cut tissI much mssney, and the 0uspAy
r0ads prOlably did not c0ss o6o0 ca,h, = We
are informed BY frsiEhtess ~ sSll.hDuses
and rates casss mOge than tho rlaalA These
ass both In Idaho. and those ct Nonlaaa ars
exnstOnass enough =, bring al,ame On the
Legislatures that Era tied thsSn- But thczs
dad. baskels ore EsDs Cssmicmt with -. 100:
they are changing q the raasO 1l6. 80 each
pr s.muss, WuicA il will nssch il tls iIU ght
sssmss tAsl wAS. RCaA.nabls rates wUuld
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Eastern papers report the death ct Mr..
lsoebIing. the celebrated wire bridge builder,
in New York. lie died from lock jaw,
caused by injury 10 lis foot while engaged
on the East River bridge. History will re-
cord his name among the bcnefac'ors of his
race, for to him the country owes nearly, 1t
not all, the wire bridges 1t possesses. He
first proved its prac,icability ~, An extensive
scale. Ivy spanning the awful gorge below
Niagara with . railway bridge. which. in
spite Ut malignant predictions by Buffs.o.
has s,n'd the test Of years Of railway travel
and traffic A. wire bridges have become
common in al p"r.s Of the country. and Ivy
them wide cha .,ns are crUssed, which by
any other mea.s known to modern engineer.
ing was utterly impossible. no one ca" esti-
mate the value If Mr.. R'el'ling's hold and
commanding genius to the progress OF msn-
kind. Let his name be held in honored aud
everlasting remembrance.
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Oar Asn.lS or. lBuslneaa.s.

OuR ASuslS OF lBuslnoaD.
Tn, Nsv NosssjWtss = bssose yea. Jsdss It
justly, = ~ n9is - 6sn~ias. and, = neess your
sppsorA paa,ssiss 4. u WIN b pahasasd weekly 1t
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
TER1S-iNvARlABlY IN ADVANCE
CURRENCY RAT1s:
OxB Cory ON YsAs. .....................4S0 90
Oxs COPY Sdx 1oxT1s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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!" A6AANSr ~ AVYAL."

70 IN 1ossoe NDv N0s1u.Was1:
D1AB Sls :-Fist gun for the Capt. d At
Helena; two precincts heard fOm; los
vosss cast; 10 against Helens-l zone vo,~)
for Hslens-l0 maturity against. Three
more precincts to hess from will make The
M. GRITTY a;sinst Helena 800 or mort. In
this precinct Cavanausl, has . nMr'rity.
.E.Esa s3y 5.s WO1DSN.
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THE TERRITORY.


TJOW tuo 11cSSU OUy 0IHS.
Sammy Lewis sister Ed,M,nia, who live,h
i" Boston and sculptsrrth with cxcre'iny
skill, Is going 10 lust" Longfellow for
Harvard. a..
Bohm & Aub bricked another / 900 OF on
Saturday.
Judge Warren adjourned court on Thurs
day.
The Philadelphia Mining Company on
Blue Cloud. began crushing with ten stamp
mill on tue 2Jth. On i'aym.s,cr rock. Mr..
C,Opcr Is in charge In thr.s u,ou,hs 5000
was taken out in hand mortar.
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From the Herald, July GOTH
General sully will shortly open the Office
of the Indian Department in the Whitlaich
buildings, on Broadway.
On Wednesday. the 2S.h inst, at upper
town. Lincoln gulch, Mr.. Max. Bumgardncr
died suddenly from appoplexy stting q. the
table Of his boarding house.
Hay SIC PR ton in GOLD
Colo :cl W. +. Sanders. accompanied by
his family, lief. for Virginia City this morn
ing. The Colonel drives his own convey
ance, and will make leisurcly trip sia
Gailatin.
H.rLd, August ID.
Frank Curtin still lives, but his condition
10 presAriOus. -a.. ..
The HeruM offers two Offices for sale
like Tms NEW NoRrn. W EST. Couldn't 81:
il. when there, boys. ~'"
I. G. Baker writes from Benton that
Jerry, with lot Of Picgans came 70 tho
Tc,oh las, night, and this morning he canle
ahead 10 Sc if II was hest for them IL
coiic in, or if the whites would allow
them advised them Ia re- urn home and
await General Sully Or their agent, Dut they
said they had: Travelled over zoo miles Ia show
the whites that they, although not in fault.
wished for peace, as it now turns out that il
was the Crows who killed McArdle and
Thompson. A ncgr AID white IMAM have
just arrived from the CrOw camp WHO saw
the three horses, saddles and pistols broush,
i" by u " ar party nuusbering about twenty
i've.
Virginia Repabs.can, July 80
Colonel l.. NJ. Black IL special agent kM
tho Cr,ws. He will open larg. store il.
l}Izeilnln. -
Bishop Tu:ilr's family will remain ct VIZ.
sinia whit: he fuIdis his Montana appoint.
Mrnts. =
Mr. w. &. Orr, Of the firm Of POindextcr
s. Orr. will leave Montana iur California in
auout Two weeks. tor the purpose vi buying
several thousand sheep.
James Jameson, 0lias - Rcl.lcadcd Jim,
arrested upon the charge Of rubbing III.
c.ach =: Moricr's Station. on the 18TH inst,
was brought I" this city on the 27,.,, by vi.
ticers Ptomy and Hurst. lie admits the
crime, aud appears l'cnitcnt lie is the only
inmate Of the Madison county jail.
Esrali Augu.s 18th.
The Herald is designated: AL III -ial pape,
by the War Department.
A slight rain ON Tuesday night.
General Sully ofllciat.s in the Whitlatch
building
A new post Office has been established at
Twin Bridges, Madison county, with n. II.
Lott, POSTMASTER. .. ....
Gazette August let.
The Fort Ellis Base Bal Club challenges
the Helena Club to y match game. The
llcie,.s Club replies it is disCs i.lcd but may
reOrg nize a.,d accept.
Sta - driver Sanders, who drives the Elk.
press fifteen miles beyond Fort Shaw, o.,
Wednesday last was thrown from his scat.
sa.l had his jaw bruken. The army surgeon
treated The case
The democratic mass meeting in front Of
the international Hotel last evening, WA
The most enthusiastic ever held in the Terri.
,nrv rf Mnnia.a
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-06
THE OFFICERS ELEtTED IN DEER
LODGE COUNTY.
For meGnbers " Counsel

For msmbsrs " Counel,
w. A. NORTON. Of BhckfOot
TuOS. n. PUMEROY, Ut NissOulA
For members u the Assembly
NC. BOSWELL, Ut IIsr Lodge;
ISRAEL GIBBS. Ut BsartOwn;
r. II. CAMPBELL, Ut French Gulch;
THOMAS L. POUNDS, Of Bhckfoot.
SIR kLWEI.L, If DEER Lodge;
y Fur Shai3 = "
WESLEY w. JONES, Of Reynolds
City.
h. G. FREDERICKSON, Of Prairie
0ulch. Bill
m o~k - Rsessds,
J. GILCHRIST, Of Butte City. "
foe Assesses.
LEWIS COHN, If Deer Lodge Valley.
$780, For P,ohaee Judge WI
D. r. NEWCOMER. Of Deer Lndge;
rus sapsi.ssaas.s q Public lassrsesioa,
n. 8. SMITH, Of Blackfoot City, N
THOMAS STRANG, of Deer Lodge
For csaaIy coaaissioss,
CONRAD KoHRs, Of D<er k.age.
0RANVlLLE STUART, Dssr Lodse
Il. f.s, 4, ~ Disnies Aiaasasy,
II n HARRISON, u Dses Lodge
The 1inea 1eSoe navs CeOexe Place. WHO
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The Salt Lake 7<ssgrsJAa. which has for
some time past been published in Ogden,
has returned " Salt lake City. Whether
al hope Of Ogtscn sring place Of imp'r-
lance hss vanished, Or Brigham has COM
nMndcd it, Is not stated. Bro. StcnhOuse"
il our natural enemy, on Brigamy-would"'t
have spn, health without mn occasional act
,"-bu, We wish him abundant pr'sp.rity
with his nice. big daily. whenever it may l'e-